Maryadi's MV22B Osprey Rel2.0 released

Sorry for my ignorance but I don't get the proprotors turning. :banghead:
I read the manual, nevertheless no success. There must be something I'm doing wrong.
Can somebody give me advice, please.

Dieter
 
first, what is your Sim?

as state at first post, the package are pre-configure for P3D v4.
to use in FSX, in panel folder there 2 file cfg:

panel.cfg >>>> rename this, to panel64.cfg

panel32.cfg >>>> rename this, to panel.cfg
done.

I recommend to rename rather than delete. setting up inside panel(32/64).cfg aren't easy and need precise. with renaming you will not lose anything, even though you have original package.

I made as simple as I can to install the package. if you look inside panel.cfg (using notepad) you can see, what/where *.dll file referring to.
 
Oh, sorry I forgot to mention, I'm using P3Dv4.
Dieter
Win10 Pro 64 bit - RAM 16GB - 3 SSD je 500GB - 1 HD 1TB/Intel(r) Core(TM) i7-7700K CPU 4,2 GHz - Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 - P3Dv4
 
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Trust me, Maryadi created an exceptional piece of art here

Rob[/QUOTE]

Absolutely ... same true of your part in it Rob. Thanks for summary of key points... hopefully I can get it working.


Matt
 
Many thanks to Maryadi and the Osprey team!

It's awesome how you keep improving the simulation and find new ways to do "impossible" things. :)

- JP
 
StormILM said:
Hey Jymp! Great to see you here! Yes, it's a few more hoops to jump through to get her flying but it's very rewarding once learned and honestly it's not at all a steep learning curve. I have to say, this is one of the finest freeware models (actually finest FS models period!) that I've ever seen. To Maryadi and Rob (and all others involved), you're all very generous in the work you've done on this model. Personally, I say a huge Thank You!

I know a while back I posted that I have retired from FS. Technically that is still so due to my schedule and a good bit of burnout factoring in and as I noted months ago, I shared this hobby with my late father (who passed nearly a year ago). During his prolonged illness, my introducing him to new models provided him with a good bit of enjoyment while he was forced to stay at home (which I was his caretaker a good bit of that time). His absence & not being able to share it with him now is another reason I don't do this as much anymore but I will always support this hobby in any way I can and keep poking my head in here. Again, Maryadi & Team, Great Job!
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Hey Storm, my fellow Piedmont friend !, good to see you here bud, yeah I'm sure it's a fine flying machine, just the older I get the less patience I have with things like this is all.
 
kdl said:
Oh, sorry I forgot to mention, I'm using P3Dv4.
Dieter
Win10 Pro 64 bit - RAM 16GB - 3 SSD je 500GB - 1 HD 1TB/Intel(r) Core(TM) i7-7700K CPU 4,2 GHz - Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 - P3Dv4
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so then another question:
did you read on manual chapter 1, tell about Microsoft visual studio C++ 2015 redistributable? did it already installed? did it with latest version?
 
Marvelous, got her running without reading the manual, got her up in the air and promptly crashed. They say reading the instructions is a man’s last resort. How true.

off to read the manual. Thanks for the wonderful gift to the community. Truly great a prime contender for the hall of fame. Beats most payware out there..

Bob
 
jymp said:
Hey Storm, my fellow Piedmont friend !, good to see you here bud, yeah I'm sure it's a fine flying machine, just the older I get the less patience I have with things like this is all.
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about patience same with me, I actually lazy converting this aircraft that support with P3D v4, lot of things to do, huge download for VS software. I should thanks to MILVIZ that buy the software for me and you all that use this aircraft get for FREE. there more than a patience to make this aircraft work as it now. so if it doesn't work, what should you do?

first:
did you already followed chapter 1 about installation in flight manual? follow on each requirement and installation?

2nd:
still getting trouble? just asking, and tell me what already you did?
I can't help if somebody just ONLY told me that "it's doesn't work", and that all.
I only a Human that can't read someone mind, doesn't know before it happen, doesn't know if something not telling me. so please help me?

Regards,
 
Marvelous, got her running without reading the manual, got her up in the air and promptly crashed. They say reading the instructions is a man’s last resort. How true.

off to read the manual. Thanks for the wonderful gift to the community. Truly great a prime contender for the hall of fame. Beats most payware out there..

Bob
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Hi Bob,

The main aim for the manual is to reduce repetition questions, almost all need and feature are records in manual. Things is not records in manual are something that I not expected in unexpected condition with unexpected system. if you can install, load, fly, save, and end the flight without problem, you no need to read the manual. you can do just "learning by doing".
 
I must of missed reading something in the manual but this bucket will fly (airborne) without and blade animation.
Also, note my comment in second attached photo. The overhead levers, I have to left click and down drag it to make the lever and it move only a small amount with each try.
First pic notes that sim is paused but it flys as you see it in the picture with no blade movement.

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I sure you fly this osprey at first time.

please turn you APU switch at RUN/ENGAGE. starter lever blocked because APU at crank position. APU can be stopped after electric power get from engine generator.
flight manual 6.1.5.5 Starter levers (page 20) and PART VI – CHECKLISTS AND FLIGHT CREATION (page 25)

simple procedure: to start engine you need enough power, power that enough for start is came from APU and engine generator. battery power is not enough, but APU can start using battery (if not depleted):

battery >>> APU >>> engine
 
Thanks for the info.
After I posted the above ^, I discovered the fire engine buttons
and noticed the blades rotate. (Red Arrows) Now flys in P3D V3.4 okay :encouragement:

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kalong said:
about patience same with me, I actually lazy converting this aircraft that support with P3D v4, lot of things to do, huge download for VS software. I should thanks to MILVIZ that buy the software for me and you all that use this aircraft get for FREE. there more than a patience to make this aircraft work as it now. so if it doesn't work, what should you do?

first:
did you already followed chapter 1 about installation in flight manual? follow on each requirement and installation?

2nd:
still getting trouble? just asking, and tell me what already you did?
I can't help if somebody just ONLY told me that "it's doesn't work", and that all.
I only a Human that can't read someone mind, doesn't know before it happen, doesn't know if something not telling me. so please help me?

Regards,
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Ok, no problem, read the manual, got it flying, In P3D V4, MFD's up, props spinning, all that, you actually have to flip switches and such to get this bird off the ground, we are too spoiled by clicking fly, and off we go.
 
"Microsoft visual studio C++ 2015 redistributable" is already installed.
BTW, got proprotors running somwhow ...

Dieter
 
gray eagle said:
I must of missed reading something in the manual but this bucket will fly (airborne) without and blade animation.
Also, note my comment in second attached photo. The overhead levers, I have to left click and down drag it to make the lever and it move only a small amount with each try.
First pic notes that sim is paused but it flys as you see it in the picture with no blade movement.



Capture1.jpg
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Best way to operate the starterlevers (and all dials and rotating/Multi-position switches) with the mousewheel, not ClickAndDrag
Rob
 
No-crash tips:
- Don't use too much engine power for too long
- When in VTOL config, make sure your descent rate doesn't exceed -1500 ft/min to avoid the VRS problem

Note: you can avoid such crashes by clicking the "Special Features" button OFF.

Rob
 
AutoPilot

Great Aircraft. all works well. Thank you very much for this aircraft Maryadi. Can't seem to get rotor tilt to 0 deg. so autopilot will turn on. Would appreciate any help.
 
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