March 7, 20251 yr if you adjust a response curve for a specific plane will X plane 11 remember it for that plane only? Usually these adjustments are used for how your rudder or ailerons work etc but can you use response curves for how fast your plane is going straight ahead for every notch of the throttle forward?? without over rev of the rpm...??so the rpm and speed would be separate to some degree...?? its convenient to have these hardware adjustments...it would be good if they covered more performance stuff also...that way its not necessary to change complicated coding ...
March 7, 20251 yr 1 hour ago, 4df5 said: if you adjust a response curve for a specific plane will X plane 11 remember it for that plane only? Usually these adjustments are used for how your rudder or ailerons work etc but can you use response curves for how fast your plane is going straight ahead for every notch of the throttle forward?? without over rev of the rpm...??so the rpm and speed would be separate to some degree...?? its convenient to have these hardware adjustments...it would be good if they covered more performance stuff also...that way its not necessary to change complicated coding ... If you set it for the default settings, than it will be for all aircraft that use the default setting as logic dictates. Than if you create another profile, it will use default settings with your changes.
March 8, 20251 yr Author I see that XP 12 is about 59$ on the Laminar site. Are there any additional discounts you can get that would bring the price down..?I don't want Steam...
March 8, 20251 yr 2 hours ago, 4df5 said: I see that XP 12 is about 59$ on the Laminar site. Are there any additional discounts you can get that would bring the price down..?I don't want Steam... Nope, but it's really a bargain for what it offers ! Learning to fly gliders since 1980AMD Ryzen 5600x, 32GB DDR4, RTX 3060Ti (8GB), GIGABYTE B550 AORUS Elite AX V2 mobo, 1TB + 500GB nvme m.2 disks
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