You are right. If quite some others get the not usable switch too, there may be some common cause. And this common issue has to be addressed by the devs, at least with a recommendation on how to avoid it or a search on what causes it, if not a product error.I recall that e. g. the iFly was touchy when installing her and they had to issue a thread explaining how to disable the antivirus and some Windows protection, which could corrupt the gauges. Maybe it's a similar thing here? Just assuming.So I wasn't trying to say the (in my eyes) stupid 'it's all your fault' sentence, which I personally hate by the way. I've just pointed out that it's a tricky picture when stuff works at some ends and at some others not.A dev should be interested in some details when it comes to larger amounts of people receiving a problem of course.I'm on your side, they should investigate further. If they do, this helps the product and the image. A good support attitude is a vital item in a product's package.Was that a Feelthere manual where I for example read that you should not run FSX in any compatibility mode? So, if you do, maybe alter it to off for testing purposes.

You are right. If quite some others get the not usable switch too, there may be some common cause. And this common issue has to be addressed by the devs, at least with a recommendation on how to avoid it or a search on what causes it, if not a product error.I recall that e. g. the iFly was touchy when installing her and they had to issue a thread explaining how to disable the antivirus and some Windows protection, which could corrupt the gauges. Maybe it's a similar thing here? Just assuming.So I wasn't trying to say the (in my eyes) stupid 'it's all your fault' sentence, which I personally hate by the way. I've just pointed out that it's a tricky picture when stuff works at some ends and at some others not.A dev should be interested in some details when it comes to larger amounts of people receiving a problem of course.I'm on your side, they should investigate further. If they do, this helps the product and the image. A good support attitude is a vital item in a product's package.Was that a Feelthere manual where I for example read that you should not run FSX in any compatibility mode? So, if you do, maybe alter it to off for testing purposes.

No compatibility mode no nothing here.Plain fsx.

You are right. If quite some others get the not usable switch too, there may be some common cause. And this common issue has to be addressed by the devs, at least with a recommendation on how to avoid it or a search on what causes it, if not a product error.

Oh they gave me a solution alright: you had to make sure the plane was correctly initialized, which happened to NOT be the way my default flight is set up, despite the fact all other aircraft lighting works correctly, just not theirs. The yellow light I assume is the overall green look at night I guess. There is no question they did a very nice job on many aspects of the plane but the lighting they fudged on. It's really surprising to me in light of the fact several buyers were very disappointed in this aspect that they decided to brush these folks off. It's their choice of course . . .

Oh they gave me a solution alright: you had to make sure the plane was correctly initialized, which happened to NOT be the way my default flight is set up, despite the fact all other aircraft lighting works correctly, just not theirs. The yellow light I assume is the overall green look at night I guess. There is no question they did a very nice job on many aspects of the plane but the lighting they fudged on. It's really surprising to me in light of the fact several buyers were very disappointed in this aspect that they decided to brush these folks off. It's their choice of course . . .

Hello Noel.When they said correctly initialised were they talking about starting it from cold and dark ?I might just reinstall this one to see if there is in fact a way to rid the night-time VC of this yellow effect that ruins night flying.

Oh they gave me a solution alright: you had to make sure the plane was correctly initialized, which happened to NOT be the way my default flight is set up, despite the fact all other aircraft lighting works correctly, just not theirs. The yellow light I assume is the overall green look at night I guess.

What is the right way to inizialize that plane ? The yellow light the the overall dirty-toilet-like yellowish light you see in the VC at night.I think i read your posts on their forum but I didn't see any helpful contribution from them besides the usual ( sign your name we talk to real people not handles here) chit.

What is the right way to inizialize that plane ? The yellow light the the overall dirty-toilet-like yellowish light you see in the VC at night.I think i read your posts on their forum but I didn't see any helpful contribution from them besides the usual ( sign your name we talk to real people not handles here) chit.

When I received this hot tip I decided I didn't want to retain it, that is to say I didn't want to change my default flight to accommodate their poorly functioning panel light effect, so I paid no attention to it!