CraigPhillips

18 VC?? If only I could get that. Your machine isn't too different from mine... Core 2 Q6600 2.4GHz5 GB RAM1 x 768MB GeForce 8800GTX and yet you get more than 4 times the FPS than me :(, any ideas? might be time for an upgrade :(

I have this issue, even after adding the option specified in the .cfg file...

Hiya mate, im very well thanks, you ok? No in the manual somewhere I skimmed across something saying that there was no throttle panel, but key commands can be used to perform the functions instead, which I think is counter productive! But hey. Just trying to get used to the aircraft, everything is going OK-ish. Problems with a wide screen view on a standard 4:3 monitor :s. And the VC makes FS grind to a halt, avg of 4 FPS. But in 2D, I get ~20 FPS. And for some reason I couldn't get the autoland to work at LEPA. What sort of FPS you getting? It'll take some time getting used to the bird, but once I do it'll be great to fly, just have to persevere with it. Craig

Thats because there isnt one ;)

I have a problem the other way around. I have no Wide Screen monitor and I have WideViewAspect=False in the fsx.cfg, but it seems as though the 2D panels should fit a wide screen, the panels all seem squashed into the display, any ideas?

Oh well Ill have to wait another day, must get some sleep, work in 6 hours! :(

I know this may sound ludicrous, but try disconnecting the yoke system during cruise and see if the autopilot still disconnects. If the disconnects still occur it'll indicate a problem with the aircraft, else it'll be with the yoke. With the Level-D 767 the autopilot will disconnect when significant movement is detected by the yoke. I am not sure if this feature can be disabled. Do the disconnects happen in straight and level flight, with no turbulence? If the disconnects do not occur when the yoke has been disconnected, then try the yoke setup and nulling zones. Would there anything else that you may do during cruise to cause the disconnects (besides the yoke) i.e using the arrow keys? Craig

Thomson Airways seems to be a popular request...

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I too partially agree with this statement. I am a software developer and in my opinion it is crucial to liaise or provide development updates for a potential customer's satisfaction. As you are aware there are several competitive simming companies, such as yourselves, like CS and QW who want to come out on top to develop the perfect sim add-on. With recent development updates it reassures and reinforces the notion to potential customers that this product IS worth waiting for and development is still on-going. With yourselves however, without this information users have nothing to go by, there's nothing to enforce that this product is in ACTIVE development or how detailed the product is/will be. Users would therefore opt to purchase competitive products such as CS and QW, thus resulting in a loss of a potential customer.One screenshot, and an "update" dated 10 Aug 2010, is NOT a recent update. This may all seem a little harsh, I know. I fully understand that development is constructed around real life issues, work, families, etc... But if work-load is taking a strain perhaps increasing your man power would help? As I mentioned above I am a software developer (C#, C, C++), perhaps I can offer my services to help things move a long a bit?RegardsCraig Phillips