Hi guys, this is to put a temporary cap on the mess made by ASOBO,
for those who do not chew files or directory, you can find all the guides you want on YouTube
the location of the files changes based on the type of installation you have done
Look for the flight_model.cfg file (in the aircraft directory, it is the same for all ex: A32NX / SimObjects / AirPlanes / Asobo_A320_NEO / flight_model.cfg
Look for the line:
lift_coef_ground_effect_mach_table
now is:
lift_coef_ground_effect_mach_table = 0.0565: 1.25
change to:
lift_coef_ground_effect_mach_table = 0.0: 1.10, 1.0: 1.10
Done
Repeat for all your airplane
This should fix the ground effect on take off and landing, don’t touch anything else if you don’t know what to touch and how it impacts the aircraft aeredinamics
A curiosity,
many have noticed that the 787 is the only plane that has benefited from this mess
in fact if you check it, is the only one missing flight_model.cfg file
I have no idea how it can fly
I can’t tell you, I don’t have 3-part planes or mods
but I think it’s worth taking a look at the flight_model.cfg file in the respective directory
they tell me that 3 part planes often take the game’s base planes file to fly
but I can tell you it works also with the improvement-mod for the TBM 930.
Good chance that some write a mod for all the planes.
Strange thing also are the flaps, before the update I had to throttle near full power at full flaps, now there is nearly no slowing down on full flaps.
The only thing that has changed in the recent update to the flight model is the flaps were made more efficient. So the only thing that has to be changed in the modded planes is to reduce the flaps_lift_coefficient. It seems like about half to two-thirds of the current value is what is needed to fix most issues. Don’t go crazy changing things that are not needed.
Hmm, you don’t have any 3rd party planes or mods, yet you are lifting something from our mod’s flight_model.cfg file and quoting that as a solution to the issue caused by the recent Asobo update? FYI, that particular change has little or nothing nothing to do with the Asobo update, and I wouldn’t recommend making that change for any other airplane. It is meant to work specifically with the A32NX flight model for the A320NEO airplane.
Edit: Just realized that the numbers you quoted were not the final values we ended up with for the A320NX, so I wouldn’t even recommend anyone adopt them for that airplane.
I don’t know how the plane behaves in reality, that’s why I don’t touch certain values.
if you are comfortable with these adjustments, great
the problem for me was to adjust the ground effect that prevented landing
I know, it’s not easy, sorry guys
If you don’t chew on these things, forget it and wait for ASOBO
For the Microsoft Store edition AND/OR Gamepass edition:
C:\Users[YOUR USERNAME]\AppData\Local\Packages\Microsoft.FlightSimulator_\LocalCache\Packages\Community`.
You can find your community folder by going into FS2020 general options and enabling developer mode. You will see a menu appear on top. Go to tools and virtual file system. Click on watch bases and your community folder will be listed in one of the folders.
I’ll give you my example: C: / MSFS / Official / Steam
Inside “Steam” are folders for all planes