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LukeFF

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  1. Thanks, but I have triple-checked my bindings and have nothing double-bound or bound to a controller that I didn't previously know about. That said, yes, MSFS does need to do a better job with this. For months I was going mad trying to figure out why the G36 Bonanza wanted to pull left whenever it was taxiing until I realized it was because I bound the nosewheel axis to use with the FBW A320.

  2. I have never flown the passenger version, but when I loaded it up last night to check something, I noticed the tire wear was the same as on the freighter version, i.e., they were color-coded yellow with lots of missing treads. From what I have read here and on Discord, wear and tear should be separate for both versions of the plane, but that doesn't seem to be the case right now.

  3. On 2/10/2024 at 11:51 AM, Crabby said:

    You are correct.  Players shouldn't.  Simmers who want to study a study level aircraft should.  Developers cannot give that manual with their product unless they have a specific license to do so.  That would be expensive and probably, as in the case of Boeing, a strict no go.  Your choice, but I prefer to be self-sufficient.  I know, it's weird today. 

    I've been playing flight sims for a quarter century, during which time I've written three official operating manuals for a number of different combat flight sim titles. It's not the job of the player - of whatever skill level or interest - to hunt for info online that the developer should be providing. 

    If a developer like FBW or A2A or Milviz can put together comprehensive documentation like they do, then there's no excuse for other developers like iniBuilds to not do the same thing. 

  4. 16 hours ago, Crabby said:

    There are FCOMs available on the internet.  Just search A300-600 FCOM

    Players shouldn't have to search the internet for FCOMs to find out how to perform a basic procedure like a go-around. Like with the A310 manual, the A300 manual is bare-bones at best. iniBuilds really needs to start including more substantial documentation with their planes than they have released so far.

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  5. 5 hours ago, Nico - Gumby said:

    How do you think we could improve this? I'm open to suggestions. Those two things do overlap in the real aircraft so there is only so much we can do.

    The only thing I can think of is to define a more narrow clickspot for the parking brake. It's just annoying right now to have to either adjust my head at a really odd angle or release the brakes to manipulate the active frequency switch. 

    BTW, it's not just me who has noticed this - A330 Driver on his latest stream also commented on this problem too. 

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  6. Thanks, it just seems really strange - I've been engaging TOGA but even still, the plane just wants to climb and climb, and no altitude setting will seemingly change this. Will keep trying to see if it is something I am doing wrong

  7. 5 hours ago, Nico - Gumby said:

    Oil level does rise again when the engines turn off as the oil from the engine flows back into the reservoir/swamp/pan (whatever it is called in a turbine engine :D)

    This change is only for the values on the EFB, before the patch these would go back up to 100%

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    Appreciate the explanation, thanks! 

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