product update 16 July 2021: VERSION 3.6 FOR THE PMDG 777 RELEASED!

[byork 2,259]

 

 

Would it be possible to make one button to clear all ground connections

 

Yes, 1.5 has a new voice command: "PLEASE DISCONNECT THE GROUND EQUIPMENT".

 

It removes all ground equipment.

[Beardyman 605]

that is great but i use button control ...

[byork 2,259]

 

 

that is great but i use button control ...

 

We'll add a new button for V1.5 to the Button control panel, too.

 

best,

[Beardyman 605]

:Applause:

[byork 2,259]

Bump!

 

V1.5 has been released!

[Richard McDonald Woods 168]

Hi Bryan,

 

Many thanks for all of your hard work.

 

Now onwards to release of UGCX.

[byork 2,259]

 

 

Now onwards to release of UGCX.

 

NGX Reboot will be coming first, June probably :-)

[Simicro 247]

Thanks for your hard work Bryan and team!

 

I posted on the major french FS forum : click here

[Ebs 114]

 

 

V1.5 has been released!

 

Nice one Bryan! Great News!

[A320FAN 370]

Thanks Bryan!

[byork 2,259]

 

 

Thanks Bryan!

 

Anytime B)

[Jackflyer 1]

Just recently purchased FS2Crew 777 - On start up of FSX, getting the message I need to update the program (to version 1.5?) As directed went to the FS2Crew Website and tried to login  (to allow me to follow the rather complex update procedure) after 4 attempts with new passwords  - my original was not accepted. I still failed to gain access to my account. I tried the Contact Us but I could not find out how to activate 'a ticket' as the web site suggests. Could you explain the ticket concept . I know Avsim also has a ticket system. Further information - I know my email was correct and I purchased and downloaded  FS2Crew 777 from the FS2Crew Online Store. Finally I am correct in that FS2Crew just overwrites  and reinstalls a new version of the program rather than adding a update like some other software packages? 

[Eziocin 46]

Brian,

maybe I am doing something wrong, but the new option of having the FO pressing STD is puzzling me. During climb, passing the TA, I call "Transition altitude..standard set" and the FO presses STD and says "Standard Set", so everything OK here. During descent however, I usually preselect the local QNH (leaving the altimeters on STD) and when passing the TL I call "Transition Level, altimeters xxxx", but at this stage the FO presses the STD again (which is ok) and says "Altimeters 1013" regardless which is the real value of the local QNH.

What am I doing wrong ?

Regards

 

Ezio

[byork 2,259]

 

 

Just recently purchased FS2Crew 777 - On start up of FSX, getting the message I need to update the program (to version 1.5?) As directed went to the FS2Crew Website and tried to login  (to allow me to follow the rather complex update procedure) after 4 attempts with new passwords  - my original was not accepted. I still failed to gain access to my account. I tried the Contact Us but I could not find out how to activate 'a ticket' as the web site suggests. Could you explain the ticket concept . I know Avsim also has a ticket system. Further information - I know my email was correct and I purchased and downloaded  FS2Crew 777 from the FS2Crew Online Store. Finally I am correct in that FS2Crew just overwrites  and reinstalls a new version of the program rather than adding a update like some other software packages? 

 

To submit a ticket, just fill out the form and press submit:

 

Press "submit a ticket"

 

http://www.fs2crew.com/cart/pages/Contact-Us.html

 

There's probably a typo in your account email address.  

 

 

Correct, FS2Crew re-installs a new version rather than just updating select files.

 

 

During descent however, I usually preselect the local QNH (leaving the altimeters on STD) and when passing the TL I call "Transition Level, altimeters xxxx", but at this stage the FO presses the STD again (which is ok) and says "Altimeters 1013" regardless which is the real value of the local QNH.

 

In your PMDG options, are your Altimeters set to "sync"?

[Eziocin 46]

 

 

In your PMDG options, are your Altimeters set to "sync"?

 

Yes.