June 2, 2025Jun 2 Dear iniBuilds Team, I am writing again as the wind uplink is still not hundred percent there yet. I can see the changes that have been made since I reported another problem with the uplink. However the uplinked wind data still does not seem to account for the actual CRZ flight level. It uplinks levels that could ONLY be relevant if one were to cruise 2000 feet lower or 2000 higher it seems to leave out the actual level itself. No matter if I request the winds before or after entering step climbs / or even leaving step climbs out altogether. Tomorrow I will be able to provide screenshots and I will update this post. Sim: MSFS 2020 Version of Aircraft: v1.0.11 Kind regards, Balint
June 3, 2025Jun 3 Yeah, I reported this issue a month ago also. Cruise alt: FL390 Winds aloft data in A350: till FL300 and these winds are used for calculations!! Such as ETA, Fuel predictions
June 3, 2025Jun 3 Author 2 hours ago, darkplay said: Yeah, I reported this issue a month ago also. Cruise alt: FL390 Winds aloft data in A350: till FL300 and these winds are used for calculations!! Such as ETA, Fuel predictions Here is my report from a while ago as well on this. I have to admit they did change this behaviour in this update - from only uplinking random levels below the CRZ ALT, to now including levels above and below the user’s CRZ ALT but now the issue is that the current / actual CRZ ALT is left out - leading to inaccurate calculation AGAIN… A very good indication of how inaccurate calculation can get is if one uploads the Block fuel required for a trip but the EXTRA fuel shows multiple tons after uplinking winds and inputting fuels and weights in FUEL/LOAD page. Normally it should only really show any extra fuel uploaded rather than loads of extra for absolute no reason. If one enters all STEP Climbs and weights and winds correctly it should show 0 extra. Edited June 3, 2025Jun 3 by Balint
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