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Thanks, that fixed it, at least of the couple of places I had the problem. But as it mentions, it's a MS problem that they hopefully will fix in a upcoming update. And no, I never use the Beta's so that's not the cause.

I don't know how to upload a picture in here, but I have a "problem" with poi's, bridges, and some buildings, are overly lit up at night. Is there a setting to change that might cause this, AND no my HDR10 is set to OFF, so that's not it?

"You don't have to use FSHud Traffic if you don't want to - you can use other traffic sources such as AIG or MSFS live traffic for free" But I can't use FSHud as injector, right? That would have been one reason I would have bought it. I'm trying to avoid the Navigraph subscription model to get live ai traffic, as of now I use FSLTL models with Ms/Asobos default injector, and it kinda works, but when you're at a bush strip and see a United/Jetblue, Delta or whatever airliner parked there, it ruins some of the fun and realism of the sim. So AIG is probably the best bet right now, even though it isn't "live" traffic, but at least I have never seen it misplace airliners at bush strips :-)

When I look at their website it says that FSHud is a 25 Dollar One time buy, and I don't see anything about a subscription, so what subscription is that you're talking about?

I like how you call it "a mild learning curve", but for someone who have never understood the SDK way of designing scenery, it's anything but "mild" :-) The last time I played around with scenery design was win FSX (or FS2004, I can't even remember) with something called Airport Design Editor, and that was a lot of fun, but the way MS goes about it now is way out of my league :-) I'm looking for something like from aprox. 8:30 in your video, where I just can place objects without too much learning about SDK and the way it does things. But it's a great video you have made, I'm just getting too old (past 70) to let it all sink in :-)

Yes, it would absolutely just be on my own pc to give other airbases some "life". Now the question is how to do it :-)

I just downloaded a scenery of Nellis AFB and it have lots of static military ai aircrafts all over the base. Is it possible to somehow take them and place them at other airbases, and if it's possible, is it even legal or do I need the authors permission first?

When I go on Inibuilds website, under Synaptic A220 terrain server and A380 Airliner reduced texture, it says OWNED under them, and clicking on them it says PURCHASED. Why, as I know I haven't got any of the the two products it's needed for (The A220 & A380)?

I didn't have to make any adjustments. All default settings. You haven't changed anything in the Hardware sensitivity settings? I have tried everything on 0, and tried all axis' on both - & + at different values, but to no avail. I agree that it's a great joystick, but this problem takes the fun out of it.

I would appreciate any suggestions, cause it's really tight and it hurts in my wrist if there's just a little crosswind, I have tried in hardware settings, but no matter how high/low I put it, that doesn't help. I hesitate to open the bottom and mess with the three screws, as I'm no tech nerd and as I mention in my first post, the screws are only for the X and Y axis. I have an old Thrustmaster Hotas One joystick, and it works perfectly, so it's definetly the Ursa which is the problem. Maybe I have wasted my money, but I hope I can figure out what's wrong with it.

My Thrustmaster TCA Joystick gave up on me, so I was forced to buy a new joystick so I got the Ursa Minor instead, and I'm kind of pleased with it. BUT, I use it also for my rudders (Joystick Laxis Z), but I think it feels toooo hard to twist it, which makes it nearly impossible to turn on the ground. According to Winctrls manual, it's possible to adjust the tension with the screws in the bottom, but only for the X & Y axis, not the Z axis. Do you have the same "problem" or any advice on what I can do to make it less "tight"?

Looking forward to the "airport design editor" or what you're gonna call it, that's what I've been wanting since FSX and P3D, where it was easy to spice up existing airports. I don't need to build an airport from skratch, just improve what's already there. :-)

Not too much interest in this it seems, and I kinda understand why. After visiting your website I STILL can't figure out if it's a freeware, payware or subscription program and if it's payware, what does it cost? And from the looks of the already "made" airports, they're nowhere the quality of what we see people is uploading to the xxxxxxxx.to site. Why start from scratch, why not just make something where we can easyli place objects and stuff in the existing airports in MS2024?

It may be a mistake, but I have ordered one from the Winctrl website now, and maybe I have lost my mind, but I took the chance and hope for the best.

Looks like the Ursa Minor isn't for sale in Denmark and there's a high freight and toll on it if it has to be shipped here. But it looks like it may be worth the price. My trusty TCA sidestick suddenly started behaving funny, and I tried everything in sensitivity settings to dampen it, but no luck. I was 99% sure it had to be a fault in MS2024, so I tried it in Aerofly 4 as well, but sadly it was the same, so then I figured that the TCA had to be faulty. I'm not a handyman so I don't want to fiddle with repairing the TCA, and I think it's about time to get a new Joystick, and the Ursa looks like a good replacement.