flying_bob

You can find the "automatic" carb heat ON gauge creation in this post http://forum.avsim.n...at#entry2385019 Realair could have added it and nobdy would even have noticed the issue as it is all in the background. So that is just to bypass the FSX problem. As I understand it is something efffecting all fuel injected engines. As I said and easy way to bypass this is to create such a gauge.

Why dont you just create a gauge that activate H (switch on carb heat) on startup of the legacy. you dont know about it and it work a treat. all in background. and because it is setup for legacy only it work only when you use the legacy. I have seen this somewhere on AVSIM and dont know if it was in a legacy specific post (maybe it was for another plane, could be the B55). Iwill see if i can find the link to it how to create such a gauge I did create such a gauge and it work 100%. Never ever have had the problem again with the legacy.

Well I just downloaded the file and this is what i get. So i dont know how you look. No, this LUA script is specific for the C90.

Now available. This will switch off everything completely (100% shutdown). this include a standard version as well as an excellerated version. -standard version: let you allow to actively follow each step -Fast version: well this really bring it down in a few seconds. http://library.avsim...til&DLID=170533 If you dont want certain button/switches to be switched off, just remove those from the script. (done at your own accord)

been uploaded yet ?

I'll take one.

thank you kindly sir

any update on this.?

ORBX scenery library file is quite up to date. make sure you have latest library installed. Before the latest, there were a few, but they were all fixed. Well at least on my machine as I dont get missing library files anymore after the latest library. So pretty sure you can cross off ORBX as a culprit in PNW if you have latest library set loaded

Absolute stunning news..! :dance:

Is there a texture or something to remove the reflection on panel and windscreen. yea yeah I know, different strokes for different folks. Much appreciated.