Hello all,Firstly, I didn't really cared about this, but I do now more and more. In FSX, when I have a crosswind landing (doesn't matter weak or really strong) the plane straigtens itself out automaticly. I have AutoRudder turned off. When I get to it, I'll post a vid when able, but won't be very soon... Help is appreciated!Regards,Renzo

What are your realism settings set to?

There's a setting in FSUIPC that disables wind below 1000ft IIRC, you havent checked that option for some reason?

There's a setting in FSUIPC that disables wind below 1000ft IIRC, you havent checked that option for some reason?

Aah That might be it, let's check it out right now, thanks for that and will report back!BTW, I am currently uploading a film of the problem should it remain@413X3 My realism settigns are set to realistic, as real as it gets :(

There ya go, could be possible it's not processed yet...

There ya go, could be possible it's not processed yet...

You’ve definitely got something going on there:)It looks to me like the cross wind doesn’t extend right to the ground.You may have more than one wind layer…creating a windshear.I’d check this…Weather->Customize->Advanced Weather->WindConfirm you don’t have two wind layers set.Danny

You’ve definitely got something going on there:)It looks to me like the cross wind doesn’t extend right to the ground.You may have more than one wind layer…creating a windshear.I’d check this…Weather->Customize->Advanced Weather->WindConfirm you don’t have two wind layers set.Danny

The vid was just an illustration of my problem. My winds are stil there following both my FSX shift-Z readout, as well as my a/c's readout. This happens with ASE, and shouldn't be...

Also weather options to disable wind effects on ground, fsuipc has a check box too

Also weather options to disable wind effects on ground, fsuipc has a check box too

Don't seem to have that tickbox in the winds tab?