Nice vid for beginners!!! Love it!! However, at th-cam.com/video/JOjaMqtns6w/w-d-xo.html you say just pressing the "ALT" button will try to take you to altitude of 0... If that's really what happened to you, then that's a bug I believe. What "Should" happen when you press "ALT" in that scenario, is it should try to maintain the altitude you're currently at. Hence the name "Altitude Hold". Keep these vids coming! Great Job! 😎
Aces is correct. In real life whenever the autopilot is on and ALT is engaged the autopilot will level the aircraft at the current actual altitude...regardless of the Altitude Select window at top of altitude tape. If the sim is nose diving, its a bug.
Huddison, thanks so much, again, for a very helpful, clearly presented video. As I have mentioned previously, I am one of those "newbies" you speak of. Not new to computers or programs, but MSFS 2020 is my first Flight Simulator ever, so it's a substantial learning curve for me. I've loved to fly, ever since I was 3 years of age. In 1948, at that age, my parents moved from Knoxville, Tennessee to Charlotte, North Carolina. They drove over there, and upon stopping for gas (or some other reason of which I'm not aware), they discovered that a serious polio outbreak was occurring in Charlotte. Instead of taking me to the house with them, they went to the airport, and put me on a Southern Airways DC-3 flying back to Knoxville, so I could stay with relatives until the polio outbreak passed. In 1948, all the Flight Attendants were attractive, mostly young, female Stewardesses. And, the ones on my flight were somehow taken with this 3 year-old boy, flying alone, and I received TLC unlike I've received since. They even took me to the cockpit, where I stayed with the pilots, until approach to Knoxville, and they pinned a pair of wings to my shirt. Of course, this could never happen in today's world, but they certainly made me a fan of flying! When MSFS 2020 arrived, I was so determined to try it that I built a computer to run it. Thanks again, for your clearly explained and well-presented videos!
What an absolutely fascinating and moving story; it's every little boy's (and Big boy's) dream to be pampered by air stewardesses ;) I'm glad that this video has/will be of help to you.
Hi Mr. Andrew! That's a very interesting story about your 1st flight! I imagine that must of been a huge deal, scary as heck for a 3 year old trying to understand what's going on!! My 1st flight was when I was 5, that was back in 1962 and i got to go up to the cockpit with my brother a 1 younger than I and they gave us wings too. That was the last time I was in the cockpit of an Airliner until I was in my 40's and had to fly to Denver for work, my coworker was a former Naval Aviator who flew the A4 in Vietnam, he was stopped where he could look into the cockpit and said hey Don take a look in here? I looked into the cockpit and there was an attractive blonde lady with Pilot wings and uniform on and she smiled at me and asked me if I'd like to have a tour of her office, I remember saying heck yes then looking back at my coworker and telling him thanks! LOL It was an MD80, and even though I was in my 40's it was still quite a thrill for me to get to come in and check things out and visit with the Pilot!
@@donc9751 Hey, Don! It was a huge deal, probably the biggest deal in my young life to that point, but I was not afraid, at all. I was very excited. It was like a huge adventure for me, and I was always an adventurous young 'un. Other than visiting the cockpit for most of the flight, the only other significant thing I remember was just before takeoff, one of the pretty ladies took the barf bag out of the back of the seat in front of me, and explained its use. I was shocked, because I had not even thought of getting sick, I was having so much fun. We took off, and I never needed to use that bag, and I always wondered why people would get sick. LOL I'm very glad you got to enjoy similar treatment on your flight in 1962. I would guess that passenger visits to the flight deck are unheard of these days, with all the security precautions, but I did find this 2016 article, stating that such visits are still possible, although more restrictive than previously: onemileatatime.com/airplane-cockpit-visit/. Best Wishes!
@@MrAndrew1000 It's great to have such great memories! Thank you for the link! I opened it up so I can save it. I was always the adventurous 1 in my family too, but I don't know how I'd of dealt with having my parents put me on a plane by myself lol! You were definitely a brave little guy!!! Besides how nice the Pilots and stewardesses treated me, my biggest memories are of looking down at how small houses and people looked after we took off and during landings. Ever since then I've always had to have a window seat lol some things never get old! Luckily, I never needed the bags either, it's a good thing, that might have taken away from a great experience. Thanks for sharing your story and for the link Mr. Andrew!!!
Mr. Andrew, I am also new to flight simulators, at the age of 78. Being confined to home because of C19 I took up this hobby, and would be lost without the help of Huddison. I did fly DJI drones for a year but now the regulations are so strict it is no longer fun to fly, but FS2020 is a good substitute.
In a word Brilliant, as a "Newbie" myself I find this guy so helpful. I found was to watch them over and over again until you know it word for word almost. Keep em coming Huddison and Thank YOU.
This has helped me thank you 👏👏👏👏 I've liked & subscribed as a 74yr old in March this is so helpful I just start MSFS play your tutorial on my iPad wonderful it's professional informative and fun thanks again
Wow!!! What a great tutorial. You did an amazing job describing a complex subject. I can't wait to see your future installments. I must say that you have an incredible voice with perfect cadence and annunciation for an instructional video. I for one would like to see a comprehensive series of tutorials on the G1000 covering all its features. Thank you for taking the time to bring us this very helpful video. 👍👍👍
As a complete noob to flight sim this was very well presented and explained so thank you very much. I'll be sure to follow along if you have other guides as this was very helpful. Funny watching videos where it seemed so complicated when the presenters haven't explained anything but now that it's been explained it seems so simple!
Hi Huddison and thank you for posting this video! While I've been flying fight sims since the 80's (like Fighter Duel days on the commodore Amiga 500) and others, I let myself get so rusty after not doing them for quite awhile and recently got back into it when MSFS came out, actually awhile before that i was flying XP11, but only recently have the ability to really use autopilot while flying because I bought the Honeycombe Alpha yoke and Bravo throttle quadrant and it gives me the buttons and dials needed to use it so I'm starting basically from scratch. I fly VR and main issue has been manipulating the button's in cockpit with my hand controllers or those that aren't programmed into my throttle or yoke. I heard about your channel from my friend AcesDwn1 who has been a ton of help for me also! Cheers and thanks for all of your hard work putting out these videos!
Great video Sir! At the beginning of the video it was mentioned that pressing the AP button is akin to turning On a computer. I have a suggestion that may help some newer folks better grasp that. It is probably better to think of pressing the AP button as literally handing the yoke over to the "Computer" or Autopilot to physically fly the aircraft. In other words pressing the AP button literally engages the auto pilot servos to mechanically manipulate the control surfaces. Because in reality, the Autopilot computer is technically already up and running as soon as the Avionics are fired up - no need to turn it on. It is just standing by in the background evidenced by the magenta "V-Bars" or Flight Director cue in the PFD. I hope that helps:) (BTW...the "V-Bars" or Flight Director command cue is showing what the autopilot would be doing if it were engaged. For example, before takeoff you can setup HDG, and a selected altitude to climb to, and a perhaps FLC at 80 its. Then once in the air - without engaging the autopilot - the Flight Director cue will show you what the autopilot would be doing. The importance of this, and inherent in the shape of it, is that you can hand fly your pitch bar right up into the Flight Director cue and nestle them together and it will guide you as you hand-guy the aircraft). Of note, whenever the autopilot is off and you are just hand flying for fun and not really concerned about any guidance, you can turn off the Flight Director Cue (which may be annoying) by pressing the "FD" button on the autopilot control panel.
Hi, I am a newbie and the information on your presentations is awesome. I feel you are drumming information into our heads to remember the functions. Watching the same video over a few times will help the memory heaps. I consider the Thrustmaster T-Flight Hotas One will be a great help in piloting the plane. Cheers.
Awesome videos I been trying to figure out how to do this since manually flying ils is so annoying hard to maintain but I couldn't figure out how to change the altitude up and down
I have a question about my msfs mods... So I get them downloaded, I unzip them, and then I place them into my community folder (Same as the one shown in the flight simulator.) When I load in the flight simulator, and go to my world map/ flights, they do not show.. Do you know if there are any problems that are causing this? Thanks! (Great video by the way)
@@wk9647 if those mods do not show in the simulator after you have copied them into the community folder, you might have the wrong community folder. The actual community folder is pretty hidden and has a very convoluted name, plus it depends on whether you have the steam or the store version of the simulator. It is probably a good idea to use a free app like add on linker (available from flightsim.to). That will also make it much easier to add additional mods to the simulator and to turn them on or off at will, because the more you have loaded the longer your load time will be.
@@flyingdutchmanwa Thanks! Do you need to copy it? I dragged my addons into the community folder. Also, I just typed community into the search bar and there was a folder called community, is that it? Thanks again!
thank you for the video. I have been away from MSFS for quite some time and being retired and a little older i dont' remember the steps in getting the plane to go where i want it to using the panel.
Hi Huddison. Your videos are soooo good, and so clear. Excellent job. I am slowly learning about the auto pilot on the Airbus A320, but please can you tell me what I am doing wrong as randomly the auto pilot disengages and spirals in an ever dizzying manner. At first I thought it must be my Xbox Series S, but It must be me. Please can you help me? Thank you so much.
Hi Steve & thanks for your kind comments. I'm also having problems with erratic A320 autopilot behaviour on the Series S; I'll keep plugging away, but I feel we may all have to wait until it's patched.
Your videos are so usefull, it's my first flight sim and there's a lot of things to learn, thanks for the lessons and see y'all in the sky ! Edit: i think i saw a g1000xi in the game marketplace, should i get it ? Because it seems it was kind of a beta thing
Hi how are you I manged to get a ps vr but its very blurry any tips how to reduce blurriness and how far aways did u have the camera and tv from u around. And would it make it less blurry moving it less close to you
Hi, PSVS is unfortunately blurry by default, you can play around with the eye-distance slider thingie (on the bottom of the headset itself); but generally, nothing can really solve those PSVR blurry blues.
@Huddison, You might be the only simmer, that can help me, on this one. When I take off, immediately after I take off, the PFD and any electronic screen goes blank in any plane, but the plane flies normal flaps, landing gear etc. I have tried everything, deleting community file, reinstalling MSFS 2020. My Thrustmaster Airbus throttle & joystick have the latest updates and firmware, and yet somehow, it seems like it is a so called panel plug in, whatever that is, any ideas or cures.
Hi it would be good if you can do some tuition on the xbox console version of msfs now that we the xbox flyers are up in the air, we also need some help. Thanks for your lessons.
I just started playing MSFS and have been doing the Bush missions but have a question about the auto pilot and the way POIs along the way. For some reason when I engae auto pilot it is a direct route to the end airfield for that leg and not follow each leg of the route. I flew the Denmark mission by hand using the stopwatch before I learned a bit on auto pilot but since it is a direct leg I use the heading hold/Alt hold and stop watch for each way point. Is it maybe a bug/glitch on the xbox?
When i do a flight plan as you did in the map,and go to fly it ,my POI is not in the flight plan only my departure airport and my arrival airport. So basically my Autopilot only follows the route to my arrival airport.The POI i added is not on the g1000 .Am i doing anything wrong ?
@@1970cgb Apologies, getting a whole load of comments these days 🤡. Hmm not sure what is going on there, I'll check out if it still works for me on the PC and get back to you (be patient, I still have to perform the update for the PC version ;)
Nice vid for beginners!!! Love it!!
However, at th-cam.com/video/JOjaMqtns6w/w-d-xo.html you say just pressing the "ALT" button will try to take you to altitude of 0... If that's really what happened to you, then that's a bug I believe.
What "Should" happen when you press "ALT" in that scenario, is it should try to maintain the altitude you're currently at. Hence the name "Altitude Hold".
Keep these vids coming! Great Job! 😎
Hey Aces, you have yet another pinned comment!
Thanks for the correction there - it wouldn't be one of my videos without a mistake or 2 🤣
I like to turn on AP then HDG or NAV depending then climb manually to where I want then ALT. Then you just do ATC until you’re at your destination.
I'm pretty sure mine too tries to hit the ground like a dart if I hit ALT while it's at zero 🤔
Hi Aces!!! I'm here furthering my edumakation on navigation and autopilots! Thanks for the tip my friend! I've been watching your videos as well!
Aces is correct. In real life whenever the autopilot is on and ALT is engaged the autopilot will level the aircraft at the current actual altitude...regardless of the Altitude Select window at top of altitude tape. If the sim is nose diving, its a bug.
Huddison, thanks so much, again, for a very helpful, clearly presented video. As I have mentioned previously, I am one of those "newbies" you speak of. Not new to computers or programs, but MSFS 2020 is my first Flight Simulator ever, so it's a substantial learning curve for me.
I've loved to fly, ever since I was 3 years of age. In 1948, at that age, my parents moved from Knoxville, Tennessee to Charlotte, North Carolina. They drove over there, and upon stopping for gas (or some other reason of which I'm not aware), they discovered that a serious polio outbreak was occurring in Charlotte. Instead of taking me to the house with them, they went to the airport, and put me on a Southern Airways DC-3 flying back to Knoxville, so I could stay with relatives until the polio outbreak passed. In 1948, all the Flight Attendants were attractive, mostly young, female Stewardesses. And, the ones on my flight were somehow taken with this 3 year-old boy, flying alone, and I received TLC unlike I've received since. They even took me to the cockpit, where I stayed with the pilots, until approach to Knoxville, and they pinned a pair of wings to my shirt. Of course, this could never happen in today's world, but they certainly made me a fan of flying!
When MSFS 2020 arrived, I was so determined to try it that I built a computer to run it. Thanks again, for your clearly explained and well-presented videos!
What an absolutely fascinating and moving story; it's every little boy's (and Big boy's) dream to be pampered by air stewardesses ;)
I'm glad that this video has/will be of help to you.
Hi Mr. Andrew! That's a very interesting story about your 1st flight! I imagine that must of been a huge deal, scary as heck for a 3 year old trying to understand what's going on!! My 1st flight was when I was 5, that was back in 1962 and i got to go up to the cockpit with my brother a 1 younger than I and they gave us wings too. That was the last time I was in the cockpit of an Airliner until I was in my 40's and had to fly to Denver for work, my coworker was a former Naval Aviator who flew the A4 in Vietnam, he was stopped where he could look into the cockpit and said hey Don take a look in here? I looked into the cockpit and there was an attractive blonde lady with Pilot wings and uniform on and she smiled at me and asked me if I'd like to have a tour of her office, I remember saying heck yes then looking back at my coworker and telling him thanks! LOL It was an MD80, and even though I was in my 40's it was still quite a thrill for me to get to come in and check things out and visit with the Pilot!
@@donc9751 Hey, Don! It was a huge deal, probably the biggest deal in my young life to that point, but I was not afraid, at all. I was very excited. It was like a huge adventure for me, and I was always an adventurous young 'un. Other than visiting the cockpit for most of the flight, the only other significant thing I remember was just before takeoff, one of the pretty ladies took the barf bag out of the back of the seat in front of me, and explained its use. I was shocked, because I had not even thought of getting sick, I was having so much fun. We took off, and I never needed to use that bag, and I always wondered why people would get sick. LOL
I'm very glad you got to enjoy similar treatment on your flight in 1962. I would guess that passenger visits to the flight deck are unheard of these days, with all the security precautions, but I did find this 2016 article, stating that such visits are still possible, although more restrictive than previously: onemileatatime.com/airplane-cockpit-visit/.
Best Wishes!
@@MrAndrew1000 It's great to have such great memories! Thank you for the link! I opened it up so I can save it. I was always the adventurous 1 in my family too, but I don't know how I'd of dealt with having my parents put me on a plane by myself lol! You were definitely a brave little guy!!! Besides how nice the Pilots and stewardesses treated me, my biggest memories are of looking down at how small houses and people looked after we took off and during landings. Ever since then I've always had to have a window seat lol some things never get old! Luckily, I never needed the bags either, it's a good thing, that might have taken away from a great experience. Thanks for sharing your story and for the link Mr. Andrew!!!
Mr. Andrew, I am also new to flight simulators, at the age of 78. Being confined to home because of C19 I took up this hobby, and would be lost without the help of Huddison. I did fly DJI drones for a year but now the regulations are so strict it is no longer fun to fly, but FS2020 is a good substitute.
In a word Brilliant, as a "Newbie" myself I find this guy so helpful. I found was to watch them over and over again until you know it word for word almost. Keep em coming Huddison and Thank YOU.
Wow amazing - many thanks Brian!
Thanks again for this. I've seen your video on the logitech flight multi panel, which I have ordered, and I can't wait to receive. Thank you again.
The multi Panel makes auto pilot so much easier - enjoy!
Great job explaining!!! Just what I needed. Thanks
Thank you! Just what I needed to know to get started after which I can hopefully follow your Garmin nxi update videos.
This has helped me thank you 👏👏👏👏 I've liked & subscribed as a 74yr old in March this is so helpful I just start MSFS play your tutorial on my iPad wonderful it's professional informative and fun thanks again
Thank you; these kind of comments mean a great deal to me 😊
Wow!!! What a great tutorial. You did an amazing job describing a complex subject. I can't wait to see your future installments. I must say that you have an incredible voice with perfect cadence and annunciation for an instructional video. I for one would like to see a comprehensive series of tutorials on the G1000 covering all its features. Thank you for taking the time to bring us this very helpful video. 👍👍👍
Thank you & your wish is my command :th-cam.com/video/th2QKBDcKGk/w-d-xo.html
@@Huddison What took so long? 😂😂😂 Very sneaky. Thank you...it looks like another great one.
@@xtek465 I try and keep a spare video or 2 up my shirt sleeves for occasions like this ;)
@@Huddison😂😂😂
As a complete noob to flight sim this was very well presented and explained so thank you very much. I'll be sure to follow along if you have other guides as this was very helpful.
Funny watching videos where it seemed so complicated when the presenters haven't explained anything but now that it's been explained it seems so simple!
Thank you for that wonderful comment - it's made my day ;)
Hi Huddison and thank you for posting this video! While I've been flying fight sims since the 80's (like Fighter Duel days on the commodore Amiga 500) and others, I let myself get so rusty after not doing them for quite awhile and recently got back into it when MSFS came out, actually awhile before that i was flying XP11, but only recently have the ability to really use autopilot while flying because I bought the Honeycombe Alpha yoke and Bravo throttle quadrant and it gives me the buttons and dials needed to use it so I'm starting basically from scratch. I fly VR and main issue has been manipulating the button's in cockpit with my hand controllers or those that aren't programmed into my throttle or yoke.
I heard about your channel from my friend AcesDwn1 who has been a ton of help for me also! Cheers and thanks for all of your hard work putting out these videos!
Aces has some incredibly helpful videos; you're learning from the best with him ;)
I have never sat in a glass cockpit before let alone fly one! Great intro, it will make FS2020 more enjoyable.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Absolutely marvellous! This game is full of magic and you are showing us how to elicit the magic, for which many thanks.
Wow super comment - much appreciated thank you :)
Nice video!! This is for sure gonna help a lot of people lol
I hope so ;)
Hello Huddison. Once again a great video, nice and simple and easy to understand. I can't wait for your next one.
Thanks for that great comment 😊
This is super tutorial. I know there are a few mistakes, but AcesDwn1 commented on it to clear the cloud. Thank you so much.
You're most welcome.
Great video Sir! At the beginning of the video it was mentioned that pressing the AP button is akin to turning On a computer. I have a suggestion that may help some newer folks better grasp that. It is probably better to think of pressing the AP button as literally handing the yoke over to the "Computer" or Autopilot to physically fly the aircraft. In other words pressing the AP button literally engages the auto pilot servos to mechanically manipulate the control surfaces. Because in reality, the Autopilot computer is technically already up and running as soon as the Avionics are fired up - no need to turn it on. It is just standing by in the background evidenced by the magenta "V-Bars" or Flight Director cue in the PFD. I hope that helps:) (BTW...the "V-Bars" or Flight Director command cue is showing what the autopilot would be doing if it were engaged. For example, before takeoff you can setup HDG, and a selected altitude to climb to, and a perhaps FLC at 80 its. Then once in the air - without engaging the autopilot - the Flight Director cue will show you what the autopilot would be doing. The importance of this, and inherent in the shape of it, is that you can hand fly your pitch bar right up into the Flight Director cue and nestle them together and it will guide you as you hand-guy the aircraft). Of note, whenever the autopilot is off and you are just hand flying for fun and not really concerned about any guidance, you can turn off the Flight Director Cue (which may be annoying) by pressing the "FD" button on the autopilot control panel.
wow, New to MSFS, and was wondering how to use AP, awesome video, well done. Thanks for this!
Thanks. Be sure to check my more recent videos on AP, as they are more up-to-date ;)
Thanks thus is really handy. The only thing I didn't know about was the nav mode.
Finally thanks to your videos I now know how to use the basics of AP. Thank you!
Great to hear & my pleasure ;)
@@Huddison Are you going to make the same video for the A320?
@@mazinya I'm hoping to at some point.
@@Huddison Great, hope you do it soon because none of the videos I have watched regarding AP on the airliners is newbie friendly
Good review
Looking forward to part 2
Many thanks :)
Found it! ;)
Nice refresher and very clear.
Like the in-video link to Part 2! 😉
Awesome, thank you!😊
Hi, I am a newbie and the information on your presentations is awesome. I feel you are drumming information into our heads to remember the functions. Watching the same video over a few times will
help the memory heaps. I consider the Thrustmaster T-Flight Hotas One will be a great help in piloting the plane. Cheers.
Wonderful comment - much appreciated, my thanks!
I'm very happy you explained this, thank you !
Most welcome.
Straight to the point and explanatory! Love it! 🙏🏽
Thank you! 🙏
Awesome videos I been trying to figure out how to do this since manually flying ils is so annoying hard to maintain but I couldn't figure out how to change the altitude up and down
Cheers, thanks for that. Very helpful 👍🏻
Another Great Video. Thanks
Thanks
Good stuff, also looking forward to the next part(s). Does AP help with landing?!
I'll cover that in a future video.
I have a question about my msfs mods... So I get them downloaded, I unzip them, and then I place them into my community folder (Same as the one shown in the flight simulator.) When I load in the flight simulator, and go to my world map/ flights, they do not show..
Do you know if there are any problems that are causing this?
Thanks!
(Great video by the way)
Which mods specifically?
@@Huddison I am pretty sure it was the
F-22, and the Antonov - an-225.
Thanks for replying!
@@wk9647 if those mods do not show in the simulator after you have copied them into the community folder, you might have the wrong community folder. The actual community folder is pretty hidden and has a very convoluted name, plus it depends on whether you have the steam or the store version of the simulator.
It is probably a good idea to use a free app like add on linker (available from flightsim.to).
That will also make it much easier to add additional mods to the simulator and to turn them on or off at will, because the more you have loaded the longer your load time will be.
@@flyingdutchmanwa Thanks! Do you need to copy it? I dragged my addons into the community folder. Also, I just typed community into the search bar and there was a folder called community, is that it?
Thanks again!
Thank you, very clear and informative. Jim
Glad it was helpful.
Great video as always ...it was quite useful.
Thanks Tobias.
thank you for the video. I have been away from MSFS for quite some time and being retired and a little older i dont' remember the steps in getting the plane to go where i want it to using the panel.
This video is made for you sir ;)
A simple way is to preset your alt and v-speed on ground before take off.
Yes that's a good method.
Hi Huddison. Your videos are soooo good, and so clear. Excellent job.
I am slowly learning about the auto pilot on the Airbus A320, but please can you tell me what I am doing wrong as randomly the auto pilot disengages and spirals in an ever dizzying manner. At first I thought it must be my Xbox Series S, but It must be me.
Please can you help me?
Thank you so much.
Hi Steve & thanks for your kind comments. I'm also having problems with erratic A320 autopilot behaviour on the Series S; I'll keep plugging away, but I feel we may all have to wait until it's patched.
Even changing vertical speed the aircraft goes into a full 360d turn. I thought it was me......so annoying......lol.
Very helpful with basic info.
Thanks for the feedback.
Your videos are so usefull, it's my first flight sim and there's a lot of things to learn, thanks for the lessons and see y'all in the sky !
Edit: i think i saw a g1000xi in the game marketplace, should i get it ? Because it seems it was kind of a beta thing
Yes see you somewhere over this vast Earth ;)
I love it.Thank you !
Great stuff. Thank you.
My pleasure!
Hi how are you I manged to get a ps vr but its very blurry any tips how to reduce blurriness and how far aways did u have the camera and tv from u around. And would it make it less blurry moving it less close to you
Hi, PSVS is unfortunately blurry by default, you can play around with the eye-distance slider thingie (on the bottom of the headset itself); but generally, nothing can really solve those PSVR blurry blues.
@@Huddison thanks I will try and move ut less close to me
Very useful. Thank you. When is part 2?
Check through my video, it's already up ;)
great guide cheers !!
Thanks!
i stiil don't understand how to make work a selected speed with the autopilot, i don't know if its broken or its me doing something wrong, pls help
Which aircraft are you trying to achieve this for? Not all aircraft allow you to do this.
@@Huddison the cessna crj4 and the airbus 320 for example, but not only these...
@@Armandosparadais69 Best jumping into Discord for this, as I don't fly either of those aircraft you mentioned.
Well done, tought!
Thanks!
@Huddison, You might be the only simmer, that can help me, on this one. When I take off, immediately after I take off, the PFD and any electronic screen goes blank in any plane, but the plane flies normal flaps, landing gear etc. I have tried everything, deleting community file, reinstalling MSFS 2020. My Thrustmaster Airbus throttle & joystick have the latest updates and firmware, and yet somehow, it seems like it is a so called panel plug in, whatever that is, any ideas or cures.
Another Subscriber (and good friend) had similar issues; I'll ask around and get back to you.
@@Huddison , Thanks for the heads up, getting a Samsung 1 terrabyte SSD, MSFS 2020, will not let me reinstall back on my clean WD 500 gb SSD.
@@saminaneen What version of MSFS 2020 do you have?
@@Huddison , I have the premium MSFS 2020, why do you ask?
@@saminaneen Ah no, I meant the MS Store version or Steam? ;)
Hi it would be good if you can do some tuition on the xbox console version of msfs now that we the xbox flyers are up in the air, we also need some help. Thanks for your lessons.
I have some videos up already (and more to come!): th-cam.com/video/FnnpgiZ120I/w-d-xo.html
I just started playing MSFS and have been doing the Bush missions but have a question about the auto pilot and the way POIs along the way. For some reason when I engae auto pilot it is a direct route to the end airfield for that leg and not follow each leg of the route. I flew the Denmark mission by hand using the stopwatch before I learned a bit on auto pilot but since it is a direct leg I use the heading hold/Alt hold and stop watch for each way point. Is it maybe a bug/glitch on the xbox?
See my other reply to your other comment ;)
Super thanx prefect
Thanks!
Thank you
When i do a flight plan as you did in the map,and go to fly it ,my POI is not in the flight plan only my departure airport and my arrival airport. So basically my Autopilot only follows the route to my arrival airport.The POI i added is not on the g1000 .Am i doing anything wrong ?
I'll try and cover this in a video. I wonder if this is a bug with the Xbox version(S)? I'll try and get back to you soon.
@@Huddison it might be ,I’m on PC btw
@@1970cgb Apologies, getting a whole load of comments these days 🤡.
Hmm not sure what is going on there, I'll check out if it still works for me on the PC and get back to you (be patient, I still have to perform the update for the PC version ;)
@@Huddison no worries ,it could be the update that caused it
@@1970cgb Those are my thoughts
You're the best
Thanks :)
You sound a bit like Ringo Starr. :)
I'm taking that as a huge compliment 🤗
@@Huddison LOL! That it is.
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