With version 1.4 out I gave the A320 another chance only to put it back up again. The rudders and ailerons are stuck to the left with no way of correcting it. I looked through Airsimmers forums to see if others had the same issue and found no real resolution to the problem. I have many aircraft in my hanger and not one of them have this problem. I know my joystick is calibrated correctly or else other birds in my stable would have the same problem. The forums have people posting with XBOX joystick problems an the like yet for the basic CH Yoke/Peddles USB combination this bird can't fly straight. If anyone has some suggestions I'm all ears but as it stands I'm not going to blow away FSUIPC and break all the other add-ons I have for this one product. As always this product looks most promising but the bugs are too much to handle.

Les,

 

I suggest that you post at the AirSimmer tech forum: http://www.airsimmer...php?showforum=6

All AirSimmers visit it, including Rob and Kirk (now official AS support). I am sure we can all figure out something.

I am non stop flying (140+ flights so far) the same addon as you, with my ATK3 / CH Pro Pedals combo, and don't experience the problem at all, so there must be a solution for your case.

There is no way your rudder and aileron should be stuck in the left/right position. Probably the culprit lies in the config of your controllers, maybe there is a conflict (FSUIPC, FS settings).

Dillon, it's not a bug, all you had to do was read the pinned topic regarding flight control setup or just ask me.

 

And please stop spreading misinformation regarding this aircraft and fsuipc. If you don't understand something then ask, that is what the support forum is for.

 

Regards

Hi there Rafal or Rob,

Had a quick couple of questions....I haven't updated my 320 in some time. I think 1.3 was the last time. How do we get the 1.4 version? Also, is this new updated version including all fixes? I've read over time that tweaking was needed to get things right for now. If that's the case, is there one thread with all of the info I need? I switched to FSX before I had a chance to get any enjoyment from this product, but I find myself using both sims again, so I would love to give this another shot. Thanks for your help.

 

Best, Jeff

Guys, it's been so long, I plainly forgot how to use the updates through the TabletPC. I figured it out. The only issue I see is that I never applied Version 1.3. So, I installed 1.4, then went back and ran 1.3, as I don't know if 1.4 included all previous updates or not? I just hope that doing this backwards like that didn't mess things up.

 

Best, Jeff

Dillon, it's not a bug, all you had to do was read the pinned topic regarding flight control setup or just ask me.

 

And please stop spreading misinformation regarding this aircraft and fsuipc. If you don't understand something then ask, that is what the support forum is for.

 

Regards

 

I'll look again... I found a topic call 'Joystick Setup' but it wasn't related to my problem. My joysticks are setup correctly as all my other add-ons/planes work without issue.

Jeff, 1.4 has everything you need. Dillon, please post your fs9.cfg and Airsimmer.ini on the tech support forum.

 

I'm with family today, will sort it out for you when I am back home later.

 

Regards

I'll look again... I found a topic call 'Joystick Setup' but it wasn't related to my problem. My joysticks are setup correctly as all my other add-ons/planes work without issue.

 

Hey Dillon, I'm sure Rob will sort things out for you but just saying. I was a bit concerned about fsuipc too, but there is no need to in any way 'blow away' fsuipc or interfere with any other aircraft. It is simply a matter of creating 'aircraft specific' settings, or better still an fsuipc 'profile' just for Airsimmer. Then within that profile simply ensure that fsuipc does NOT process vertical, lateral or throttle axes in any way - ensuring direct communication between AS and fs. You can program keyboard shortcuts to buttons as normal too, it's just axes that must not be processed.

 

I actually have a profile for all my fs aircraft, tailored just for each one - very powerful tool profiles.