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Good question! I'm sure it would make a great update.

Exactly. But unloading means removing mass which means less sag. The opposite seems to be happening. However, the car analogy might explain the reason for this. The mass in the back of the plane makes the plane tilt upwards at the front. Edit: External view confirms this.

First of all, I have to say that I am really enjoying the plane so far. Once again I am amazed by quality of the product. However, standing at the gate and playing around with the fuel and payload, I noticed something strange. When I load and unload fuel, I noticed that the plane sank down and rose with each respective action. I tried the same with the payload and got a different result. When loading, the plane started to rise while unloading made the plane sink. I don't know if this is supposed to be this way or not but I figured I would mention it anyways. Keep up the excellent work, Chris Bertram

I looked through this topic and didn't find anyone asking about the implementation of RF-legs in the 777 (http://forum.avsim.net/topic/369377-will-the-777-support-rf-legs/?hl=rnp) or the 737NGX. If you could mention PMDG's future plans with RF-Legs, that would be greatly appreciated! Thank you. Chris Bertram