SpaceForceCapt

I'm using a Thrustmaster stick with built-in slider for throttle. It works fine with planes, but for some reason, it's acting weird with the Joby. No matter where I position the slider, it snaps back to the middle by itself. As far as I can tell, I don't have the throttle slider bound to any other controls. Anyone else run into this issue? I saw a post about it on Facebook, but there were no responses.

It has the left-turning tendency during the takeoff roll, which is somewhat realistic. In this case, though, if I trim the plane for straight and level, and take my hand off the stick, the plane slowly drifts right indefinitely. Like SD Flyer mentioned above, I guess it's just part of their flight model.

Ah, thanks! It's good to know it's not my joystick. Too bad there is no rudder or aileron trim in the C172 (that I'm aware of). I guess it's just something to deal with, but I enjoy the light jets, so maybe I'll just stick to those. BTW, I'm still on 2020.

Not sure how long this has been going on since I mainly fly the Citation Longitude, but I went to take the C172 for a quick spin, and noticed it's constantly drifting to the right. It starts as a gradual bank and just keeps going. I re-cal'd my joystick, but no luck. I just loaded up the Citation, and it doesn't do it with that plane. Anyone else run into this issue? If I kick on the AP, it's fine, but it makes hand flying very annoying. Thanks!!

Long story short, they look less than great. Is this the norm? I would like to fly under them, but it looks like they are solid. Here's an example from Cleveland, OH.

Thanks, but I already have precaching set to ultra. Weird thing is, if I just sit there and do nothing, there are red spikes in the debug mode fps display every few seconds. It's like something is spiking my CPU every 3 seconds or so. Not sure what. Even weirder is, this doesn't happen in other planes, like the stock C172. Wonder if something is jacked up with my C700?

I have RTX20270, 8GB. From what I see, it's not using all my VRAM.

P.S From what I can tell, this issue seems to happen most in the Longitude. I loaded up the C172 and Hondajet (other planes I like) and not stuttering...

Here's what I got now: https://imgur.com/G2gGdohhttps://imgur.com/G2gGdoh https://imgur.com/0fuGLmE https://imgur.com/19WRTot

I still have this problem where when I pan around with the mouse, the fps will drop for a split second and cause a stutter. I turned off the rolling cache, which I thought, helped, but it's still happening. Not sure what else to try. Here's a short video that shows it. Framerate is pretty stable around 37, but it drops when panning....

Usually, I just leave it on the FMS, but it turns green and changes to LOC when intercepting. Everything else seems to work normally. It flies all the waypoints on the approach, but it seems to just totally ignore the GS. Checked last night to make sure the freq was correct for the approach, and it was. Sometimes when I'm on an approach, I'll set the altitude I want and use VS with a decent descent rate to get down to where I need to be. That wouldn't mess anything up, would it? All I know is, for the most part, it was working fine before I had to revert to Win10. After that, MSFS wouldn't even launch. I finally got it running, but all my graphics settings were reset. I wonder if some other setting went haywire? I get lots of results when I google MSFS2020 not intercepting glideslope for various aircraft, but no real solution yet. I may try to make a video at some point.

Thanks. Yeah, I've noticed in the past that it automatically switches from FMS to LOC1, but I manually switched to the LOC this evening. Nothing. Clicking the approach button did nothing, either. Lately, I just get frustrated and hand fly it in. I've also noticed that sometimes after I takeoff, I'll turn toward my desired course, and once I'm close, I'll kick on the AP and press the NAV button. It appears to start intercepting the correct course, but sometime the plane will just fly in a big circle. Weird behavior...

So, just did an ILS into KCVG and I hit APPR, but the plane did not react. In the past, if I had appr mode activated, it'd pitch down once I reached the glideslope. Now, it just blows right through it and I end up high if I don't manually take over. Not sure why it worked before but stopped recently. I accidentally "upgraded" to Win 11, so I had to revert back to 10. When I launched MSFS after that, it seemed to reset all my settings. Not sure why that would affect the AP, but something's wonky.

If I recall, I usually hit the APP button slightly before the IAF. Maybe that's too soon? In most cases, I activate it while still above the glideslope. Instead of intercepting it, the plane will keep flying the approach, but won't capture the GS.

Not sure what I'm doing wrong, but when I'm on an approach, I hit the "approach" button on the AP, but the plane does not start capture the glideslope. I usually have to kick off the AP and hand fly it. Any ideas why this would happen?