September 22Sep 22 Hi guys,I don't mean to nitpick as I appreciate the complexity and the hard work of getting this airplane released. I've been waiting for it for a long time!Not sure if it is a MSFS2024 issue, as I've noticed it on a couple other jets, but for the A380 usually pitch cruise is almost never above 2.5 degrees nose up. I noticed on the inibuilds A380 the cruise pitch sits around 3 degrees or a bit higher. Not a huge deal but as someone who has a few thousand hours on the type it is definitely noticeable:) I include a screenshot from the sim and a pic I took last night (don't mind the FD pitch bar being slightly off, the aircraft was flying off AP2). You'll notice the bottom of the yellow airplane 'wings' sit slightly below the horizon in cruise in the real airplane.Thanks to the inibuilds team, keep up the great work and looking forward to future 380 updates!
September 22Sep 22 Staff 3 minutes ago, andaru194 said:Hi guys,I don't mean to nitpick as I appreciate the complexity and the hard work of getting this airplane released. I've been waiting for it for a long time!Not sure if it is a MSFS2024 issue, as I've noticed it on a couple other jets, but for the A380 usually pitch cruise is almost never above 2.5 degrees nose up. I noticed on the inibuilds A380 the cruise pitch sits around 3 degrees or a bit higher. Not a huge deal but as someone who has a few thousand hours on the type it is definitely noticeable:) I include a screenshot from the sim and a pic I took last night (don't mind the FD pitch bar being slightly off, the aircraft was flying off AP2). You'll notice the bottom of the yellow airplane 'wings' sit slightly below the horizon in cruise in the real airplane.Thanks to the inibuilds team, keep up the great work and looking forward to future 380 updates!Hi,Thanks for the taking the time to share your feedback! I'll forward this thread to the team for further review.Thanks again! Kyle - Community Manager iniBuilds Ltd. | inibuilds.com
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