JetNoise

Any news on this subject? Is it (still) on the to-do list? Has become sort of quiet after the first weekly updates ...

This is a fantastic explanation and most probably the solution too. I'll setup accordingly and try. Thank you so much for taking the time !!

That basically works BUT Owners of throttle quadrants (HC Bravo etc) probably like to have toggles for each engine and applying (reverse-) thrust with each lever separately. Should not be a biggy, since the commands are already there ...

Its seems to be still an issue in v 1.0.4 @richboy2307

Fire Detection Loop Test and Wheel Well Fire Test sounds are missing now from the V 1.01. Seen also on A330Drivers YT video ... JetNoise

in 2024 Beta

Same ...

Disregard, i only checked for the FINAL 3 ...

Yes

Flew an RNAV into LFPG (Paris) this morning. Worked as expected, no issues. Oliver

@Nico - Gumby pls have a look at ... cheers Oliver

Now, thats the 3rd post regarding the same one issue ... Pls read first - think first - post. Otherwise it makes following the forums a p i t a. Thank you Oliver

Hmm, maybe there is a misunderstanding. See attached image. First time i am seeing it that misaligned. Are you guys using a specific font to display the import from simbrief? Maybe thats causing the issue of the misaligned presentation. A character-set with fixed letter size and spacing would fix it then ... , idk, just a guess...

On the above mentioned panel (pedestal ) The SYS switch does not play a sound when toggled from OFF to 2 and back ... Oliver

This is indeed a very strange bug for you guys. Nevertheless, it cannot be stressed enough, that you all check your Hardware controllers for ANY key binds that may conflict. Important ! Some binds are set AUTOMATICALLY for your attached hardware inside MSFS. HC Alpha and Bravos especially. Since i am using SPAD.Next, I've cleared out ANY of them and kept only the Nosewheel steering assignment, since that is common for most of my aircraft. NEXT: Whenever i update an aircraft or 3rd party tool, i am also clearing the "m-files" which are compiled by some of them. They will be (automatically) recompiled on the next load of the addon. No harm is done by deleting these files.! You can find them here for the respective addon: C:\Users\YOURUSERNAME\AppData\Local\Packages\Microsoft.FlightSimulator_8wekyb3d8bbwe\LocalState\packages DO NOT TOUCH the "work" folder, unless you want to loose your settings for that addon and start setting up from scratch. Important !: Once you have loaded into the addon, bail out of MSFS again and reload for your flight - DONE. It has become a habit and so far i have not had any issues. Especially now with the ini A300. Next thing i noticed: If you leave MSFS via //42 FLOW Pro - EXIT, the A300 (only one i noticed that) may CTD. If MSFS is exited the normal way via its Menus - no CTD. Maybe this helps ... Oliver