danhenri

Honestly, I do not expect that the exterior of the aircraft perfectly match the real one. Raul has already explained in a video why the gear pin latch could not be modeled at its real place (inside the gear bay). This is a sim limitation. I would be more interested by a comparison concerning the avionics or the flight model for example.

Unable yet. This is an option available in the real Garmin (I verified in the manual : "AUX-SYSTEM Set up"), but not modeled in the Working Title version.

Unable to download the plane... At 100%, I get a messahe that the download failed.

Available right now ! Much work to do tonight...

A fantastic aircraft for sure !

I discovered and tested today this wonderful little app. It is really a game changer for all GA aircrafts. It allows a very fine trim tuning, different for each plane I own, for the wheel as for the electric trims as well. Bravo and many thanks for its dev !

For sure. I often fly there with Active Sky and I have no snow.

Well done. Have a happy new year with Chaseplane, but don't forget the champagne in the cabin... without transition but with moderation !

It's yours to decide. Bindings are very easy in Chaseplane and you may have far more options than in MSFS (limited to 10 views). As you do, I'm using the MSFS2020 keyboard and mouse controls. I only duplicated the general profiles for all my controlers (the yoke as well) and then deleted the camera assignments. After that, you may assign the same keys or same axis in Chaseplane as those you are using in MSFS. It's probably quicker to let Chaseplane erase all your camera settings, but I wanted to be sure to keep my initial ones without having eventually to desinstall the program.

Yes, but you will have to desinstall Chaseplane to restore them. That's why I preferred to create new profiles in MSFS by deleting myself all existing camera settings.

Chaseplane is a "game changer" for all people using a head tracker like the Tobii in my case. It's now possible to freeze the view you are looking at, and then, back to center.

I think he does it manually.

This is called "spot view" in the External menu (top of the list). By clicking on it, you can map a key or a button for it, as for any views.

True, but you may easily manage these effects in the preferences menu. The only issue I have with Chaseplane is the configuration of a second controller to manage the drone : the axis of my controller are not correctly recognized by Chaseplane (RY and RZ axis are only moving half way, though they move OK in MSFS...). I submitted a ticket for that.

You may look at the sound level of your different apps in Windows sound mix menu : GSX sounds are perhaps to low.