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AI Pilot - Is still Broken

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2 hours ago, ROCKACORN99180 said:

 in my opinion this sim is only FSX revamped

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3 minutes ago, 109Sqn said:

When you point your mouse to the top of the screen and activate the drop down menu, click on the pilot's head symbol. Selecting "Control Aircraft" will have a 'full autopilot effect" where the AI takes control of all the plane's functions from start to finish of the flight (or until you cancel the setting). Can also be activated at any time during the flight. You can then sit back and watch the flight without requiring any input (or sometimes watch the AI crash the plane on to the side of the runway somewhere!😉).

Ahhhhh.... that thing.

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3 hours ago, 109Sqn said:

When you point your mouse to the top of the screen and activate the drop down menu, click on the pilot's head symbol. Selecting "Control Aircraft" will have a 'full autopilot effect" where the AI takes control of all the plane's functions from start to finish of the flight (or until you cancel the setting). Can also be activated at any time during the flight. You can then sit back and watch the flight without requiring any input (or sometimes watch the AI crash the plane on to the side of the runway somewhere!😉).

a.k.a. the YouTube mode. 

Dominique

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Hello,

If available, use Autopilot as AI is broken.
Autopilot will follow all your waypoints at the altitude you want.
If you have never used an fs 2020 autopilot, have a look to all G1000, G2000 tutorials. It is not difficult at all.
You can use your keyboard to control it
 

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