LukeFF

Thank you for this!

Alright, thanks. 👍

I noticed that some of the parked vehicles are the horrible, low-res ones from 2020 that don't even have fully rendered wheels. Certainly, we can do better than that. 🙂

Agreed - it's bizarre why these aren't already there.

Alright, this is what I got, @richboy2307. FPS were again pretty good en route, started dropping into the 30s in the Brussels area but remained relatively steady. It was when we started dropping into the 20s and then once again into the teens - all the way down to 12 - when we started our approach into Luton (screenshot attached). I attempted to remedy this by dropping my graphics detail down to the Medium preset, but that did very little. There's just something really bad about the terrain rendering in this part of the globe, because, again, I'm just running the autogen EGLL airport - not the ini EGLL one or the Asobo handcrafted one - and the only other 3rd party scenery I have enabled in this area is ini Stanstead. The handcrafted one from Asobo is turned off.

PW Freighter - when pushing the TO Config Test button, I often receive an "Oil Temp Low" message, even though the temps for both engines are in the green. In this case, it was for the left engine, which was at about 67 degrees, while the right-hand engine was about 80 degrees.

When Microsoft fixes it.

Yes, my system specs are: 9800X3D 64 GB RAM 4070 Ti Super EDDP scenery was Digital Design, not the default one. The only other London-area scenery I have enabled right now is the ini Stanstead one. EGLL AFAIK is the autogen one, not the one included by Asobo for the more expensive bundles. I will give this flight another try this weekend and see if the issue reproduces.

Flew tonight in the PW freighter, Leipzig to Luton (ini version). Flight started out just fine, no issues, FPS hovering about 60, TLOD 100. However, flying at FL340, the frame rates dropped, and dropped, and dropped so much that by the time we were on final approach to Luton we were down to 12(!!!) FPS. No point any more at that point to continue the flight, even with an autolanding, because once we landed I had no way to control where the plane was going. The only thing I can think of that would have contributed to the terrible FPS drop was opening and closing the default EFB, but other than that, nothing out of the ordinary.

PW freighter: the emergency exit lights switch is in the On position whenever starting a new flight.

Yes, you need to uninstall and then reinstall that app to fix the problem.

Next to the loudspeaker knob on both sides of the cockpit, there is a 3-position switch that controls the lighting of the console. Around the time the new radio stack was released, a bug was introduced where this light is now on by default. I'll try to take a screenshot later on. Regarding the heading knob, yes, it was my misunderstanding.

When requesting winds, the resulting output is still borked like it is/was in 2020

The sound for the red AP disconnect button on the yoke has no sound right now.

Two things I noticed tonight: The "push to sync" the heading knob is reversed (it's now pull to sync) The console flood lights are on at the beginning of every flight (originally reported as an issue with the 2020 version)

No

I'll try that when I get a chance, thanks.

Nope, no dice. I tried for instance "Parking Brake On" and "Parking Brake Off", with a clean controller profile, and nothing happened.

Alright, I'll give it another try when I can.

It might be because the knobs aren't animated - I tried the default inputs (i.e., those not created by a third-party profile), and those work fine, although the knobs will not rotate.

All of those commands are in the default MSFS commands menu but none of them actually do anything in the A300.

There are a few sets of default commands that do not work with the plane: - Beacon Light On / Beacon Light Off - Taxi Light On / Taxi Light Off - Parking Brake On / Parking Brake Off

Two things: 1. It seems the APU can run indefinitely with one of the fuel pumps running. That doesn't seem right 2. Internal temperature display: is the cabin temperature supposed to be shown on the CRT screen when the rotary knob is set to something other than "CRT"?

WASM is a code format used in MSFS for a number of planes. Unfortunately it turns the A300 into a plane that may be rendered unusable at any moment.

Okay, now it's working - the cockpit door has to be open to be able to hear it (PW freighter).