Kilopapa

Got it working Not too complicated actually, :smile:

Thanks. So I will keep on trying although I have failed to so far .

For some reasons I currently use Prepa3D v. 2.5 and v.3.3 (both are installed on same PC). Is it possible to install 777 for both versions? It appears the installer only manages one installation per one PC and copying folders/files vom \Prepar3D v.2 to \Prepar3D v.3 does not really work. Best regards Kilopapa

Hello, I had the same problem again some hours later on that flight. Again there was a strong (but *steady*) crosswind (100+ kts). I use P3D 2.4 and FSGRW and never had an issue like this before with any other addon (like Aerosoft A319-321, LevelD 767 or others). Judging from that I doubt it could be a FSGRW issue. Seemed more like an overreaction to the wind input. What was puzzling me most was that even HDG SEL did not react the way it usually does. So I had a hard time getting the plane somehow back on course. I am aware it's almost impossible to find out what was going on just by posting the issue but I find it useful to share my experience with the developing team. Anymway I saved the situation, could that help? I am very happy by the way it happend in simulator. Wouldn't have been funny bouncing off and on a NAT track with 'the real thing'. :o

Hi, after 4 hours enroute time EDDK - KMIA my 777 suddenly stops following the NAT route. Somtime after 5130N the plane starts banking heavily turning 90° to the right, than back, overshooting and the same to the left. It even does not follow HDG SEL immediatly but takes 1 or up to 2 minutes to finish the turn and to eventually follow the selected heading. Headwind is steady with 60 kts (before 90 kts) from the left. Disconnecting A/P or inserting the waypoint again as direct to did not help. Never had this issue before. Could it be a LNAV issue?