1 hour ago, Donstim said:

The A320 is a part 25 airplane, not a part 23 airplane. Part 25 dies not have an explicit degrees per second roll rate requirement.

🤦 Thanks for pointing that out!

@martinboehme, if you post the text you wish to replace the original I’ll edit it for you.

2 hours ago, Claudius_ said:

So in your personal experience are you guys finding that the Fenix A320 is somewhat overeacting when rolling (in manual flying)?

To add to the chorus of replies, no.

Try changing your sensitivity settings in MSFS (Axis X) for your controller's roll axis to -20 for both Sensitivity and -20 again for Reactivity. Adjust these values up or down according to your taste.

Edited September 2, 20241 yr by F737MAX

37 minutes ago, Ray Proudfoot said:

@martinboehme, if you post the text you wish to replace the original I’ll edit it for you.

Can you put the following above my original post? Cheers!

Edit: Please disregard the following. As @Donstim has pointed out to me, the A320 is not a Part 23 aircraft but a Part 25 aircraft, for which there is no specific roll rate requirement.

@martinboehme, post has been corrected. 👍

2 hours ago, F737MAX said:

To add to the chorus of replies, no.

Try changing your sensitivity settings in MSFS (Axis X) for your controller's roll axis to -20 for both Sensitivity and -20 again for Reactivity. Adjust these values up or down according to your taste.

it's not a sensitivy problem because the last patch changed something in the FM, in a sort of "F16 effect". It's difficult to explain I'll take a video to show what I mean.

19 hours ago, Bobsk8 said:

I have hundreds and hundreds of hours flying the A 320 prior to this update, and about 20 hours post update. I don't see any difference in the handling. I also read the Fenix Discord several times a day, and there is no mention of problems with the A 320 after the update. What can I say??

Agreed-  just flew the 320 yesterday after I updated it and flew two flights with it the day before prior to updating it-  I’d be making things up if I told you I could tell the difference.  The airplane is, and continues to be, the most enjoyable, stable and reliable airplane I’ve ever flown in a flight simulator.  That’s good enough for me!

no issues on my end before or after  the patch in using the fenix

 

On 9/2/2024 at 7:41 PM, F737MAX said:

To add to the chorus of replies, no.

Try changing your sensitivity settings in MSFS (Axis X) for your controller's roll axis to -20 for both Sensitivity and -20 again for Reactivity. Adjust these values up or down according to your taste.

This is my video on the rolling problem I'm seeing on the Fenix A320, it is not a roll rate problem but it's there when the roll stops. You can compare what happens with the FBW A320 at 7.35min where you can see smoother rolling stops, similar to before patch Fenix A320. In the video my joystick has the same default settings for both the airplanes, it's not a problem of joystick settings. At this moment the Fenix is slightly fying on the rails on this aspect and I don't like it. The video was realized flying the A320s manually and rolling slightly left and right to show the problem.

 

Edited September 5, 20241 yr by Claudius_

Some livery issue that I haven't seen before. It's a default Air France livery. 

EDIT: Just saw that there's an update in the livery manager. This will (hopefully) resolve the issue). 

Edited September 5, 20241 yr by Cpt_Piett

5 hours ago, Claudius_ said:

 

This is my video on the rolling problem I'm seeing on the Fenix A320, it is not a roll rate problem but it's there when the roll stops. You can compare what happens with the FBW A320 at 7.35min where you can see smoother rolling stops, similar to before patch Fenix A320. In the video my joystick has the same default settings for both the airplanes, it's not a problem of joystick settings. At this moment the Fenix is slightly fying on the rails on this aspect and I don't like it. The video was realized flying the A320s manually and rolling slightly left and right to show the problem.

 

flying  the  fenix  now, on climb manually flying  if  i turn  left  or  right   and  once in the  turn if  i let  go off  the  joystick  the  fenix  will  not  bank  any more  same  as  in  climb

9 hours ago, Cpt_Piett said:

Some livery issue that I haven't seen before. It's a default Air France livery. 

 

EDIT: Just saw that there's an update in the livery manager. This will (hopefully) resolve the issue). 

It's a GSX issue, not a livery issue.

3 hours ago, John_Tavendale said:

It's a GSX issue, not a livery issue.

I'm not using GSX.