Please remember that this is officially a Microsoft release. Any requests, support issues etc. will be addressed by them if they are notified. So please don't ask us. If Microsoft require amendments, additions etc. we are officially notified and then act accordingly. It is they who decide if and when any updates are released. In the meantime we can produce free livery packs. There are some excellent mods being produced out there, available as free downloads from a variety of sites which further enhance the DC-3 experience. Also a growing collection of liveries are available. Over time, we are sure that the DC-3 will continue to improve but please be patient. The 40th Anniversary project is an enormous undertaking by all concerned.
Someone posted in the official feedback thread they had to unlearn the FSX DC-3 to start enjoying the MSFS one. I can't agree more. I THOUGHT I was a good DC-3 pilot. But coming to the flight model with an open mind has opened my mind to how this new aircraft handles. And that's what it is, a NEW aircraft. There are bugs to work out but if you learn the plane we got and fly the plane we got it's pretty cool what they've done with it. My 0.02
for me after update yesterday sperry autopilot stop working,any one else?
for me after update yesterday sperry autopilot stop working,any one else?
for me after update yesterday sperry autopilot stop working,any one else?
working on Alaska Airlines:
AlaskaA (0015) by JanKees Blom, on Flickr
AlaskaA (0011) by JanKees Blom, on Flickr
AlaskaA (0006) by JanKees Blom, on Flickr
AlaskaA (0009) by JanKees Blom, on Flickr
AlaskaA (0003) by JanKees Blom, on Flickr
as described in the manual. No buttons but setting the hydrolic lines from landing gear/flaps to the sperry manually.
@ banjoman1960
I was going to post confirming that the Sperry Autopilot unit does not work with MSFS ver. 1.29.30.0, for me also.
@ ftl818
.... so, we have to set it up manually by connecting the hydraulic lines (do you mean back behind or in-between) the Pilot & Co-pilot seats? to the Sperry Autopilot unit. I'll read the manual and see what y'all are talking about. If that is the way a real DC-3 pilot, does it then I'm going to do it that way too.
Never too old to learn or go and flip through those pages to review something.
- Don
working on Alaska Airlines:
AlaskaA (0015) by JanKees Blom, on Flickr
AlaskaA (0011) by JanKees Blom, on Flickr
Sweet!
T43