45 minutes ago, Hyperfocal said:

Can you go into Community -> A32NX -> SimObjects -> AirPlanes -> Asobo_A320_NEO and open the ai.CFG file? The headingPID line should have the following values. Can you confirm that yours does?

headingPID = 2.0, 0.5, 2.0, 0.025, 1.0

I just deleted and reinstalled it again. Yes, headingPID looks the same. I will test it again. Thanks for help. 

Edited December 1, 20205 yr by skysurfer

1 hour ago, skysurfer said:

I just deleted and reinstalled it again. Yes, headingPID looks the same. I will test it again. Thanks for help. 

Sorry if this sounds silly and probably you know but are you sure you install the dev mod? And not the stable mod?

1 minute ago, DAD said:

Sorry if this sounds silly and probably you know but are you sure you install the dev mod? And not the stable mod?

Yeah, that's what I was getting at with my question. The answer would verify which version is being used.

Just now, Hyperfocal said:

Yeah, that's what I was getting at with my question. The answer would verify which version is being used.

Ha, headingPID 🙂 ?? Jeeze, wish I was younger. My age just asks for version 

I use the installer and I can select devs mode or stable mode. Thanks for pointing it out. So devs mode installed. Climbing as we speak. So far no issues. Will see. 

Mine works fine after the NEW dev mode install. Usually when I experience a problem with the sim, instead of blaming/whining/complaining right away, I do a quick search if at least 3 people have solved the issues on their end. Because that would just confirm that the issue is on my system and I would look stupid when I finally realize that.

Something  is broken. At 17000ft uncommanded left turn and stall. At least for me. All other airplanes are fine. No such behavior. Even 787 with its issues doesn’t behave like A320. Don’t know what the problem is. 

Edited December 2, 20205 yr by skysurfer

30 minutes ago, Pulsepowered said:

Mine works fine after the NEW dev mode install. Usually when I experience a problem with the sim, instead of blaming/whining/complaining right away, I do a quick search if at least 3 people have solved the issues on their end. Because that would just confirm that the issue is on my system and I would look stupid when I finally realize that.

No one is blaming or complaining right away. I have been flying all day and this airplane is not behaving as other describe here. I am just trying to figure out what is causing it. 

I meant for it to be in a general context. Sorry if you mistook it differently. 

OK. Not sure if this helps much but anyway.

This is during the decent:

Here is the small offsett the entire route

Few minutes after:

I though one of my controls could have been an issue but I see no such behaviors on any other airplanes in any sim. All controls looked normal within the game and Windows. I just cannot understand what else I need to check. Thanks  

Try deleting and reinstalling the default a320 in the content manager. Then install the dev mod again.

1 hour ago, Pulsepowered said:

Try deleting and reinstalling the default a320 in the content manager. Then install the dev mod again.

Ok. Thanks. Will give it a try. 

Went to MSFS forum. I saw other reports that  the latest fix doesn’t work for some people. 

What equipment are you using to fly the plane with? Did you try adding a bit of deadzone (at least 10% or more) to your roll, pitch, yaw axis?

3 hours ago, skysurfer said:

I just cannot understand what else I need to check. Thanks 

It is a far left idea but try removing all liveries for the A320 from Community folder if you have any. Also try set all AI and live traffic to off. See if that helps. I know you say it is not affecting other aircraft but just try increasing dead zones on your controllers slightly to rule out controller interference completely.

Of course, it might also be a latent AP issue that the rest of us have just yet to experience. Don’t go and do anything drastic like re-installing the sim just yet. It may yet prove to be a more widespread problem related to the known bugged code.