logged ALT*/ ALT / ALT CRZ does not work after loading from Autosave

[C. Schaffhausen]

After my WASM crash, I tried to resume my flight by loading the Autosave. However, the ALT*/ALT/ALT CRZ function does not work, the aircraft would overshoot the target altitude and keep climbing/descending.

• Aircraft: A350-1000
• Simulator: FS2020
• Navdata Method: NAVIGRAPH
• OFP: Not related
• WASM Error: Listed Below
• Specs: 9800X3D, RTX 3070 8G, 64G RAM
• Autosave File:  Attached

 

1745217633.bin

[Swisspilot1986]

known issue unfortunately not solved, yet

[FelixM]

I would like to add the following. Autothrust is also not working for me, plane continues with almost stall speed. It is not accelerating to the original speed. Even with manual thrust control. Engine is running at full capacity but no speed gain.

Ore in other words Autosave recovery is useless at the moment. Sry for those harsh words, but I just spend 5 hours of my life on a long haul flight, got CTD (as always, this time after 4hours. longest flight so far yeahh) and tried this new feature. Iam really looking for the Vatsim cross the pond event, that will be CTD festival with the A350. 

Edited Monday at 12:29 PM by FelixM

[richboy2307]

8 hours ago, C. Schaffhausen said:

I tried to resume my flight by loading the Autosave. However, the ALT*/ALT/ALT CRZ function does not work, the aircraft would overshoot the target altitude and keep climbing/descending.

Thanks, issue is logged and team is actively working on it.

2 hours ago, FelixM said:

Autothrust is also not working for me

Please confirm after reloading your autosave that
- A/THR is enabled on the FCU
- Your throttle axis is in the CLB detent
- FMA reads SPEED / MACH / THR IDLE / THR DCLB  depending on phase of flight as an indication of thrust control

Your hardware input of primary flight controls, particularly throttle axis prior to loading the autosave can affect the status of that control after reloading. Hardware inputs will override the autosave variable always (same as it does in active flight).

Thanks!