investigating auto brake doesnt work at all...

[Squatchpilot]

latest update, the auto brake doesn't work at all on landing. have not tried a rejected takeoff with the ab.

Also, brake temps dont change at all..did a full manual landing and stood on the brakes, zero change in temp. test function DOES work though.

[Jake Bunny]

Brakes Temps are a known issue. Hope they address in in 1.0.4

[richboy2307]

Hey,

13 hours ago, Squatchpilot said:

Also, brake temps dont change at all..did a full manual landing and stood on the brakes, zero change in temp. test function DOES work though.

Yes Brake Temperature is WIP for a future update.

13 hours ago, Squatchpilot said:

the auto brake doesn't work at all on landing. have not tried a rejected takeoff with the ab.

As for autobrake, you can confirm by looking at the pedals themselves, they should depress when autobrakes are active. The more objective way to check is via the Debug Aircraft Wheels window. 

For that, you'll need to enable Developer Mode (Settings > Advanced Options), then navigate via the toolbar at top to Debug > Aircraft > Wheels.

  
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Could you please record a similar video with the Debug Aircraft Wheels Window open? Mainly concerned with the BRAKE INPUT and BRAKE EFFECT fields at the very top. For MIN and MED braking they won't show a constant input, but for MAX or RTO they will.

And also mention the Airport, Landing Weight and Autobrake Setting used so we can try to reproduce it.

While they have worked every time for me on my previous flights, perhaps there are some specific conditions where its failing.

Note 2: Just a quick demonstrative video I recorded by spawning on runway and then conducting a high-speed RTO, please do only try this at home 😅

Additionally, per the documentation - take note that on the L1011 the autobrakes are not a substitute for manual braking. You should not use them to full-stop. The MIN and MED settings are targeting 4 and 6 ft/s² deceleration rate, whereas MAX (and RTO) is giving full application.

 

Thanks!