November 12, 20169 yr I just started flying the PMDG 737 a few days ago and for some reason, I am not able to engage the VNAV, however, I am able to engage the LNAV. I have tried reading other topics but I couldn't get a clear answer. I don't know if I'm doing something wrong. I set my flight plan in the FMC and I have set the trim as close to the setting as the FMC recommended. Any help is appreciated. (Side question, when I use the base PMDG 737, it give me a newer looking cockpit, but when I use it with different liveries, it uses a different cockpit. Could there be any reason for that?) I hope I did my signature correctly, because I have read that you have to put your first and last name. -Sujay Rao Sujay Rao
November 12, 20169 yr Commercial Member (Side question, when I use the base PMDG 737, it give me a newer looking cockpit, but when I use it with different liveries, it uses a different cockpit. Could there be any reason for that?) Yes. This is explained in the Intro Manual. Please take a moment to read it. Kyle Rodgers
November 12, 20169 yr Author Yes. This is explained in the Intro Manual. Please take a moment to read it. Where can I find the intro manual? Sujay Rao
November 12, 20169 yr Commercial Member Where can I find the intro manual? Start > All Programs > PMDG Simulations > NGX > Intro Manual Start > All Programs > PMDG Simulations > Operations Center (and use the OC to open it); or [Your sim folder] \ PMDG \ NGX \ Documents \ Intro Manual Kyle Rodgers
November 12, 20169 yr Author Start > All Programs > PMDG Simulations > NGX > Intro Manual Start > All Programs > PMDG Simulations > Operations Center (and use the OC to open it); or [Your sim folder] \ PMDG \ NGX \ Documents \ Intro Manual ok. I read it. So you have to exit out of FSX, go back in, and then choose the livery or do you exit out, go to the PMDG operations center, change the livery, and go into FSX? I'm a bit confused. Sujay Rao
November 12, 20169 yr Commercial Member ok. I read it. So you have to exit out of FSX, go back in, and then choose the livery or do you exit out, go to the PMDG operations center, change the livery, and go into FSX? I'm a bit confused. No. There's an entire section on livery options. Basically, since the real aircraft have hundreds of options: MCP type, derates allowed or not, carbon brakes vs steel, and so on, we've allowed people to select a number of them. Most liveries comes with those options set to how they would be in the real aircraft. For what it's worth, the Intro Manual (along with the first tutorial, I believe) explain your VNAV issue. Kyle Rodgers
November 13, 20169 yr In addition to reading the Introduction Manual, you should fly Tutorial 1 if you haven't done so. Michael Cubine
November 14, 20169 yr Make sure your PERF INI page is complete and your A/T is on. However do fly the tutorials as advised. Alberto Ferracuti
November 14, 20169 yr Not able to engage VNAV usually means your weights and fuel load are not set correctly. As Alberto mentioned, the PERF INI page. As others have mentioned, run though the tutorial flights, they teach you a lot about setting the aircraft up and flying point A to point B. -Patrick Kazmierczak Prepar3D, FSX, FSX-SE, X-Plane 10 Specs: AMD [email protected], 16gb ram, EVGA GTX970FTW+, Windows 10
November 14, 20169 yr Make sure your PERF INI page is complete and your A/T is on. However do fly the tutorials as advised. I don't think A/T is required for VNAV. It certainly makes it easier, though! Matt Cee
November 15, 20169 yr Author In addition to reading the Introduction Manual, you should fly Tutorial 1 if you haven't done so. How do I fly the tutorial? Sujay Rao
November 16, 20169 yr How do I fly the tutorial? Easy open up the pdf of tutorial one and follow it from start to finish I7-8700k,Corsair h1101 cooler ,Asus Strix Gaming Intel Z370 S11 motherboard, Corsair 32gb ramDD4,, gtx 1080ti Card, RM850 power supply Peter kelberg
November 16, 20169 yr How do I fly the tutorial?The pdf document is located at Start>All Programs>PMDG Simulations>PMDG 737NGX>NGX Tutorial 1 and as Peter wrote do it from beginning to end. Michael Cubine
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