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Hello iniBuilds team, I am a user of the iniBuilds A350 and I have encountered an issue in the simulator related to a decal or model element that I cannot fix myself. I hope you can look into this and provide a fix. Issue description: On the A350-900ULR variant, one of the “NO STEP” markings on the left engine (the side closer to the cabin windows) does not move together with the engine when it flexes. Instead, it stays static relative to the fuselage. As a result, when performing large maneuvers (where the wings and engines visibly flex), this decal will appear to either float out or sink into the engine surface when viewed from the cabin. Additional observations: 1. The problem only occurs on the left engine — the right engine decals behave normally. 2. The issue is present in both the official all-white livery and liveries downloaded via iniManager (e.g. Singapore Airlines). 3. Interestingly, one livery I downloaded from Flightsim.to (Air China) does not have this issue. I also tried a few other third-party liveries, but only this Air China livery seems unaffected. Thank you very much for your attention, and I hope this can be addressed in a future update.

Hello iniBuilds team, I am a user of the iniBuilds A350 and I have encountered an issue in the simulator related to a decal or model element that I cannot fix myself. I hope you can look into this and provide a fix. Issue description: On the A350-900ULR variant, one of the “NO STEP” markings on the left engine (the side closer to the cabin windows) does not move together with the engine when it flexes. Instead, it stays static relative to the fuselage. As a result, when performing large maneuvers (where the wings and engines visibly flex), this decal will appear to either float out or sink into the engine surface when viewed from the cabin. Additional observations: 1. The problem only occurs on the left engine — the right engine decals behave normally. 2. The issue is present in both the official all-white livery and liveries downloaded via iniManager (e.g. Singapore Airlines). 3. Interestingly, one livery I downloaded from Flightsim.to (Air China) does not have this issue. I also tried a few other third-party liveries, but only this Air China livery seems unaffected. Thank you very much for your attention, and I hope this can be addressed in a future update.