cloudswimmer

Hey jaybird, nothing against you personally here. The only reason I'm hitting the ready to fly panel state is because the engines wont start doing it by hand anymore. The plane worked at first, but after their update the other day now it doesn't, well it does (sometimes) but there is no thrust, I agree to fully benefit from an addon like this its best to read the FCOM first .. but then why even put a ready to fly panel state as an OIS option if it doesn't work? Look .. I've been in this hobby now for decades, have built both A320 and 737NG home cockpits using Flight Deck Solutions panels, harware, and electronics .. going all the way back to Project Magenta days, and I've also worked on commercial flight simulators as a vocation as well as for a government sub contractor for US Navy flight simulators, I know a few things about reading FCOM's before operating a new airframe .. and I did it with the A350 too .. and its not THAT different from the A330/340/380 .. I know how to properly start the airplane .. and again I have started it before in 2024 .. and can still start it in 2020, but simply this plane .. at least the 2024 version .. as well as 2024 itself are still infested with bugs and should never have been released to the public in their current state ..they are beta at best and I'd argue alpha .. yet they are raking in tons of money .. knowing this .. close to criminal in a lot of peoples minds. Both Ini and Microsoft need to offer refunds at this point to save face .. and instead offer people to join in as beta testers. Friggin upside down world we live in in so many ways. And yeah I signed out of the SU1 beta, uninstalled it, and DL'd the official SU1 .. doesn't matter .. SU1 official is still buggy as hell .. the buggiest piece of flight simulation software I have EVER used since starting with Sublogic Flight Simulator decades ago on my Apple IIe. I'm sure Ini is wrestling with Asobo on this at this point. The A350 btw loads into 2020 in the same time as the Fenix and PMDG stuff for me .. but the A350 2020 version performance for me even on my i13900k/4090 finely tuned machine is just not enjoyable, in 2024 the A350 is smooth. Cheers

MSFS 2024 A350 Latest update as of 3/8/25: Plane will not load on ramp over 50 percent of the time (perpetual spinning wheel) When plane does spawn on ramp .. if I choose panel state 'ready for takeoff' engines aren't running and I can't manually start them When on ramp with panel state 'cold and dark' I can not get engines to start anymore When at the gate pushback doesnt work When on a ramp in the rare case the engine IS running .. releasing parking brake doesn't work and I cant move the plane (yes I'm using realistic brake pedal method) Only way to get this plane in the air is spawn the plane on a runway .. but half the time it wont load in that situation either. I'm using the SU1 beta on a i13900k/4090 machine .. and have emptied the A350 WASM folder, as well as have tried uninstalling/reinstalling the A350

Same here (engines wont start), also panel state ready for takeoff doesn't work for me, also the plane ctd'd on a 3 mile final after an hour flight last night, and wouldn't even load at a couple of my favorite airports (perpetual spinning wheel) The only way I can fly now is start on a runway (if I'm lucky) I'm not happy, this is in 2024, the 2020 version is more stable .. but performance on my i13900k/4090 sucks with the 2020 version.This is not a finished piece of software .. its a beta we PAID for! I'm going to investigate the refund policy on this, will revisit it down the road when its actually stable. Back to 2020 and Fenix for me 😞

Same here, I go to push back the a350 and the plane will not move, or I'm parked on an open ramp away from a gate ready for taxi .. release the parking brake and the plane will not move {even using toe brakes along with parking brakes). Half the time in other msfs 2024 planes the planes won't move with the parking brakes off, other times they will, but with the a350 the only way it will fly is starting the flight on a runway. Msfs 2024 sucks, going back to Bruce Artwick days this is the buggiest piece of software I've ever used. I'm back to a smooth enjoyable PMDG 737 flight in 2020 right now as I type this, 2020 is still the superior version of MSFS, I hope all these bugs can get sorted out in 2024 cause it looks great when it works.