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Planes crash on short final in V5

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Had a strange thing happen while flying the Just Flight Turbo Arrow (it has an updated installer for V5).  I've taken it on two flights to two different airports and on both occasions the plane slammed into the ground on short final.  This was not a sudden descent, one second I was in the air and the next it was bang on the ground.  I had crash detection turned off so I was able to go aloft again and swing around for a second shot, which was normal.  Very strange.  Can't tell if this is a plane or simulator problem, but I've had this plane in P3Dv3 for quite a while and that never happened.  BTW I had crash detection off because previously I was flying the C-130 into KJFK and again on short final the plane crashed, but it stopped dead in the air like it hit an invisible wall.  Has anyone else had strange things like this happen?  Otherwise the sim runs very well and smooth for me. 

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I also experience this, I had it 3 times while bush flying in Alaska with Carenados 185F.  

 

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This happened to me as well. I was on short final into Flightbeam Studios KSFO rwy 28R when I slammed into the water about 1nm from the runway. 


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I had it also, twice, arriving at KIAH and LOWW with the NGXu. Right after disconnecting the autopilot using the z button. I thought it was related to the ngxu not being properly ported


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Flying for a virtual airline in Alaska those "crashes" are detected and not tolerated. So I had to go back to V4.5.

 

Karl


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most likely  scenery related  does happen  in  v4  as well

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3 minutes ago, pete_auau said:

most likely  scenery related  does happen  in  v4  as well

I had more than 300 landings in p3dv4 and never had any crash on short final like this (hitting a wall).

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5 minutes ago, pete_auau said:

most likely  scenery related  does happen  in  v4  as well

Never had it in V4. Now in V5 3 times within 1 day. 

I also tried the same location and same plane in V4, nothing happens.

 

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23 minutes ago, ttbq1 said:

I had more than 300 landings in p3dv4 and never had any crash on short final like this (hitting a wall).

good  luck  with it  than in finding the  cause

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I had the same thing happen. It seems like a mesh issue where the visual height doesn’t equate the physical ground contact point (just a guess though). Never had this in a previous version of P3D. 

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2 hours ago, pete_auau said:

most likely  scenery related  does happen  in  v4  as well

I've experienced this once in v5, it's not something that I've seen in many hundreds of hours with v4/v3/v2/v1. 

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let´s try to figure out the cause. My addons are:

Orbx Global, ORBX North America and Europe OpenLC, FSDT KIAH, PMDG NGXu

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For a start, you’re maxing your settings, probably beyond what your system can handle. Your VRAM is probably being munched.

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45 minutes ago, OzWhitey said:

I've experienced this once in v5, it's not something that I've seen in many hundreds of hours with v4/v3/v2/v1. 

guess  iam mistaken than  sorry  for the  confusion


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