A350 - Clickspots

[BoyWonder74]

I’m very disappointed, given the cost of the product, in the overall state in which the product was released. It was far from ready. This has been compounded by the fact that fundamental issues such as clickspot issues still haven’t been rectified. It’s impossible to fly the A350 with headtracking for this reason and frankly that’s unacceptable in my eyes. Other products manage this feat without similar difficulties and for the price point this should not be happening.

Any updates on when we can expect this to be addressed? Many thanks.

[haza2]

Hello!

Sorry to hear your disappointed. Which version are you using so I can move this to the correct location and get you some help. Thanks!

[BoyWonder74]

Hi, I’ve found it to be the case both in 2020 & 2024. Thanks.

[BoyWonder74]

No updates then? But stuff like the resolution of the No Smoking signs in the lavs have been bumped up? Poor.

[KaitheFly123]

Just want to chime in so that it gets clear, that more users have the clickspot issue, when using trackIR. Problem seems to be only on the KDCUs not sure bout the acronym. The OIS seems unaffected. Also center pedestrial is problematic. Most obvious the T.O. Config button. If TrackIR is paused via hotkey, everything works normally, one click mostly works.

 

 

please have a look at it. Such a fancy interface and then this struggles….

 

thank you

 

kai

[BoyWonder74]

Still no acknowledgement or update? Got sick passengers and inflatable door slides though? Think priorities are wrong.

[BoyWonder74]

Another update and cannot see any improvement. What exactly is going on?

[Xenon341]

From the changelog :

 

Bugs & Feedback Addressed

We’ve received feedback from VR users about MFDs not being clickable. The issue appears to be related to how mouse interaction checks occur per screen, which sometimes fails in VR frame updates. Investigation is ongoing, we hear you and are working on a fix.

[BoyWonder74]

Thanks for highlighting that Xenon341, let’s hope they address it properly. It’s fair to say they’ve done a lot of work but that highlights the fact that the product was released too early and I still believe that marketable features took precedence over fundamental bugs but let’s see what happens going forward. In a couple more updates we may have something approaching what was promised ( which oddly mirrors the experience with MSFS 2024 ).