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ILS Glideslope issue (high on approach)

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Hello,

I came across something strange with the KRIC scenery you can find in the AVSIM library.

The ILS glideslope positions the aircraft high on the approach vertical profile with 4 whites and, eventually, high over the threshold. Normally you cross the threshold at about 50 feet, but in this case, I would say the aircraft is at 100~150ft.

From there, it becomes impossible to do an autoland, for example.

Have you ever come across a problem like this within P3D, or finding the same issue with this particular scenery?

(the airport AFCAD looks correct, but I might be missing something obvious).

Thanks.

 

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This can happen in real life, wrong gs beam but i dont think it has been modelled in p3d....

I had this same issue with Drzewiecki Design RJAA when it was first released. I informed them and they fixed it. I have no clue how to do something like that myself. 

Pete Locascio

Intel Core Ultra 9 285K, Nvidia RTX 5090, Samsung 9100 Pro 2&4 TB Drives, 64 GB RAM, Asus Z-890 motherboard.

 

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It is runway 34.

The scenery is for earlier versions of P3D so it needs tweaked for v5.

I kind of "reinstalled" it, did a couple of tweaks and it seems to be working OK now.

What is strange is I did not touch anything in the glideslope properties. 

Another mystery solved🤣

Thanks for the replies.

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