November 15, 201312 yr Is it me or dose anyone else have problems getting the aircraft to stay on course during turbulence? Aaron Brazda.
November 15, 201312 yr Commercial Member Is it me or dose anyone else have problems getting the aircraft to stay on course during turbulence? Anything is going to have a tough time in turbulence. Planes don't fly on rails, and there's a known problem with FSX turbulence. I would recommend reading the intro manual, as it discusses this topic specifically. Kyle Rodgers
November 15, 201312 yr Is it me or dose anyone else have problems getting the aircraft to stay on course during turbulence? Do you have a registered version of FSUIPC and if so do you have Wind Smoothing enabled?
November 15, 201312 yr Author Anything is going to have a tough time in turbulence. Planes don't fly on rails, and there's a known problem with FSX turbulence. I would recommend reading the intro manual, as it discusses this topic specifically. Anything is going to have a tough time in turbulence. Planes don't fly on rails, and there's a known problem with FSX turbulence. I would recommend reading the intro manual, as it discusses this topic specifically. Fly on the rails? Aaron Brazda.
November 15, 201312 yr Fly on the rails? It was an analogy he was making. Trains tend to give you smooth rides because the rails are generally smooth. Planes fly in the air, and with weather in the air, wind changes, pressure differences, all sorts of weather, the air isn't always smooth. Captain Kevin Air Kevin 124 heavy, wind calm, runway 4 left, cleared for take-off. Live streams of my flights here.
November 16, 201312 yr Also the way FSX makes turbulence by it's default weather engine is... strange. (ie not like real turbulence.) Trent Hopkinson, 2015 Crewmember of www.mangrove.com.au WorldFlight sim Youtube channel www.youtube.com/user/musicalaviator
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