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Note that there are keyboard assignments available for Left and Right Rudder trim and Left and Right Aileron trim, as well as resets for both. Sorry, I'm not at the sim right now to see what the default key assignments are (not all have default keys assigned, but are available). You can search for them in the sim. The other thing I've done, since I also don't have foot pedals, is to assign Left-Right differential braking to the same axis as my rudder control. It works for some planes that only have differential braking for ground taxiing. Just some suggestions.

@Paladin2005 : you're correct, only some of the default Reims Rocket liveries, like the Reims Rocket N7774J, have proper dynamic registration. The rest, like the D-EEDL or the D-EEZU, appear to have fixed registration, and if you try to use the dynamic registration to add your own, it will appear underneath the fixed registration, as you noticed. I didn't try all the available default liveries, so you may need to go through yourself to find out which have proper dynamic registration. I don't know if there's anyway to fix the fixed registration liveries, and make them dynamic. I think all you could do is speak to the dev, or either do yourself, or get someone to do, your desired livery with dynamic registration.

Hi Bert. What they're talking about is under: General -> Online -> Traffic Type -> Real Time Online/AI Offline (experimental)/Off. Note that the Traffic Type setting makes no distinction between AI Air Traffic and AI Shipping traffic. so the setting you choose here effects both. If you use Real Time Online, you'll see lots of GAIST ships, in their real life positions, but the data feed gives no indication of type or size, and just about all boats and ships over 30 feet these days have transponders. The result, especially visible in busy harbours, is that you get huge oil tankers and container ships stacked up on top of each other like cordwood, where there should be just pleasure and fishing boats. But if you use AI Offline, you hardly see any GAIST ships at all. Hendrik could only suggest using Real Time Online when flying over open ocean, and switching to AI Offline when over harbours. Personally, I went to using the payware Seafront Simulations. It's OK, with good ship models, and fills the oceans with ships, but not as complete coverage as GAIST. They get around the shipping problem by using an outboard app that doesn't use the sims own AI shipping engine. But if GAIST ever got working properly in 2024, I would go back to using it. -Bob

Sorry, delete post, not what I thought might be causing the right veering effect in my planes.

Just to dot i's and cross t's, since the problem seems to have started when you uninstalled/reinstalled your 4090, have you double checked that all your card's power connectors are secure and fully pushed in, both at the card and power supply ends? I ask because my 3080 did the same thing, and it turned out one of the power cables connecting had worked loose, not enough to pop right out of the socket on the card, but enough not to make contact. So there was enough power getting through for the card to turn on and do mundane tasks, like display web surfing, but not enough power to run a demanding game. Just a thought.

I have no problem signing into my Simmarket account on their web page or accessing my Simmarket account through the desktop app. This suggests to me that the problem is with your PC, maybe a Windows setting or perhaps with your AV or firewall, or maybe with your local server, something that's preventing the Simmarket sign in page from reading what you type. Are you able to log in to your accounts with other companies? You could try e-mailing Simmarket directly at: [email protected] ,but if the problem is a setting on your PC, I don't know if they will be able to help you much.

Thank you Georgleboui for the link to the SAS manual, and the explanation! I've just been messing with the SAS on a trial and error basis.

Yes, the H125 has the SAS system (it's at the bottom of the front panel). There's also altitude hold and heading hold buttons. I think the SAS is CS's attempt to provide a simple auto pilot for helicopters, although I've never found any documentation for it.

I don't know if this is what you need, but to get the helicopter trim assist functions to work in the R66 and 500E (I don't know about the H125, I haven't flown it in awhile), you need to turn on (push) the SAS button, usually located on the center console. You may need to push the stick to one side to see it. When off, it's plain white, when on, the button glows green. It also seems to dampen some of the CS helicopters' twitchier movements. I think most of the CS helicopters have this now. I hope that helps. PS: this is for 2024; I don't know if 2020 CS helicopters have the SAS button or not.

I have a 3080, and I'm using the FG mod from Nexus in 2024. The only way I found to limit FPS was with the frame limiter in the Nvidia Control Panel. None of the other fps limiter options worked. I haven't tried experimenting yet in SU4 (everything's working like it did in SU3, only smoother). Maybe I'll try removing the FG mod, or try other limiters, to see what happens. Sorry, I don't know if that's any help.

Try the freeware Gotfriends Legacy Weights & Balance addon: https://www.got-friends.com/collections/freeware/products/legacy-weight-balance Just add to your community folder. It puts a little weight icon in your 2024 handlebar that brings up the same weights and balance screen you see in 2020. I tried on the RV-14, and it removed the co-pilot just fine. Hope that helps

It's a very nice offering (as I would expect from Got Friends). Just one small question for those who have the plane: how do you get a co-pilot to show? According to the manual, there's suppose to be a click point on the co-pilot's seat belt buckle, but I can't find it. I've tried adding weight to the co-pilot position, but still can't find a click point. Nothing major, and hardly a deal breaker for such fine add on, but I just wonder if I'm doing something wrong. Thanks

Another possibility is that the problem is with Asobo's servers, and has nothing to do with your PC or MSFS install, especially since you're getting CTD's half way through the initial loading phase, even in safe mode (when I understand your PC is trying to connect to the Asobo servers). I note another thread has been opened with someone else having the same problem. The difficulty is, I don't know how you would test for this, apart from waiting a few hours and seeing if the problem still persists. With the new Japan update and the new local legends release, the servers may be busy. Just another thought before you start dismantling your PC...

On Flightsim.to: https://flightsim.to/file/81663/global-ai-ship-traffic-v6 (the link still shows the old version number, but the page has version 7.1. I believe that's the latest version).

Yes, I tried loading the CS R66 heli at NZNS runway 2, got to the ready to fly screen, the sound cut out, and two seconds later, CTD. This in 2020 with all available updates installed, including the one for WU XIII NZD. I tried again with the Carenado V35, runway 20R, and same thing. So I guess Asobo has some fixing to do.