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Great to hear, thank you!
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This won’t really help if you don’t want to use a mouse, but you should get a mouse :) I’m on XBOX, and using a mouse really helps a ton. I still use the controller for controlling the aircraft, but it’s a lot easier to click buttons inside the cockpit, and also, mouses come with binded keys to push/pull buttons in MSFS2024. For example, right click is Push, clicking the scroll wheel is Pull for me.
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Hi, unfortunately, I’ve had no success trying that, both on the ground and in the air. I also tried to unlink my Hoppie and re-linking it, but that did not fix it.
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On XBOX Series X, i can’t get the D-ATIS updates working via Hoppie on the A380 for some reason. It works on the A350 just fine, and I tried both my Hoppie Callsign as well as the log-on code, but neither worked on the A380. On the A350, my Hoppie Callsign is what works, yet on the A380, I’m all out of answers. Any sort of help would be very appreciated, thanks!
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That’s awesome, thank you so much!
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Will that mean that there will be a cabin on Xbox? The A380 runs very nicely on Xbox, so Performance Mode definitely has a considerable impact, so, well done! Thanks!
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You have to manually turn them on now. Look for a little power button on the station underneath the EFB Tablet, click it, and it should turn on. IIRC you’ll even see the little Power icon light up as well.
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As the title states, cars in the DXB T3 drop-off area are floating. This comes after a clean-slate reinstall where I disabled it, uninstalled, then re-installed, so I’m not sure what else to do. I tried loading in with different aircraft, such as a base Cessna 172 to see if the aircraft type (and heaviness on the Xbox’s VRAM) would change something, but i got the same result no matter the aircraft. Other than that, the V2 Update is awesome and the level of detail achieved, even while being better on performance, is very impressive, so thank you!
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Hello Inibuilds Team, I’m writing this because I think that an iniBuilds rendition of the Toronto-Pearson International Aiport (CYYZ) would be an absolutely awesome thing to have for the sim. I know FlyTampa already made one, but unfortunately, it isn’t available on the Marketplace, which leaves Xbox players like me in a situation where all we have is the default, generic, grey rectangle airport. Now, someone reading this might ask themselves: “Why make a Toronto Pearson for the sim?” Because Toronto Pearson is a very unique airport, with a distinctive layout, (Terminal and tarmac-wise), as well as a unique interior. It welcomes nearly 50 million passengers per year, making it Canada’s busiest airport by passenger traffic. It serves as Air Canada’s primary hub and is one of the larger hubs in North America. Additionally, Toronto-Pearson could serve as a huge iniBuilds aircraft hub. IRL, there are many ACA A220s, A320s and A330s departing and arriving into Toronto every day. On top of that, you add multiple A350s from Cathay Pacific, Lufthansa, Virgin Atlantic, PAL, Qatar Airways and Korean Air, as well as 2 daily A380s from EK and EY, this airport seems like a perfect fit for real-life operations of various lengths and destinations with iniBuilds aircraft. And thanks to its FedEx facility, it also sees multiple MD-11Fs come in and out every day! To add another point with the A350 and A380; iniBuilds could natively include their Multi-Jetway Technology to the respective gates, to make the experience of operating a widebody here even more immersive and realistic, while also allowing it to have a substantial point of differentiation from FlyTampa’s rendition. On a broader network perspective, Toronto feels like a missing link in their NA airport network. IRL, it serves flights to a whole bunch of other iniBuilds Airports (KLAX, KJFK, KDFW, KORD, EGLL, OTHH, OMDB, OMAA, VHHH to name a few). As such, having a detailed CYYZ for the Marketplace would allow NA flyers to hop from detailed airport to detailed airport, without having to necessarily do a 6+hour-long grind across the Atlantic. And just in general, the more choices, the better. In this case, iniBuilds would be the ONLY choice on the Marketplace. In conclusion, having an iniBuilds CYYZ on the Marketplace would be a great thing, because it would allow more users to have access to a detailed rendition of a major and unique airport serving an equally major and unique city. Thank you for taking the time to read my thoughts!
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Do you have the CFD Visualisation setting turned on? You can check that in the Interface Tab of the Settings and also in the Weather tab of the top toolbar of the sim.
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Hi, Will that include both the generic and Emirates-style cabins, selectable on the EFB? Also a huge thank you for making this possible on Xbox. This is beyond even my wildest dreams. Imagine going back to the FSX days and telling someone that you’ll be able to run a full study-level A380 with a cabin on a CONSOLE. That’s absolutely incredible work. Thank you!
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Hello, I saw your post with the close-ups of the A380 Cabin and Flight Deck, and now I have 2 little questions for you. 1): Since there are 2 different cabin styles; an Emirates cabin and a more generic one, will the Emirates-style cabin be locked behind an Emirates livery? Or will we be able to mix and match the liveries and cabins? And 2): I saw that there was a "Music" tab on the FAP Screen. Will that be operable? If so, coming back to Question 1, will there be the Emirates boarding music on there with the Emirates-style cabin? I believe that it would be a super neat detail that would go a long way with the simulation and airliner experience of the A380! Thanks in advance, and I completely understand should you not be able to provide answers about that right now. All I know is that I can't wait to get my hands on the Super Jumbo!
