Can anyone tell me how I can avoid any default liveries of for example the default A320 neo from appearing as AI traffic. Before the update I had both traffic and liveries sorted so that no default liveried planes appeared. Now I am plagued with a mix of correct liveries plus now, default liveries.
2nd. How can i get rid of the toolbar for ATC, VFR map etc white down arrow that appears on the top of the screen. It used to fade away but now for me, it stays solid and doesn’t disappear. It appears to be marked as pinned but I want to unpin it but don’t know how. Thanks
I think you can just hide or delete the default liverie for the a320 but what are you traffic settings set to?
Have not found a way to remove the Toolbar at the top of the screen.
The aircraft liveries should be in here C:\Users"YOUR USER NAME"\AppData\Local\Packages\Microsoft.FlightSimulator_8wekyb3d8bbwe\LocalCache\Packages\Official
Thanks. I have checked the liveries file and all are set at 0 regarding the line is this usable as ai.
I have also tried different settings for ai traffic in the Options section. Ranged from 20%-100% to no avail
I have to assume that the problem is related to the general AI traffic issue that came with the Update 5. I see others posting about default livery A320s at airports etc. Just horrible and immersion killing to see those liveries as AI traffic and statics despite trying all kinds of Traffic settings.
This mod does it perfectly:
Can I make an assistance request too please?
It is impossible to read the speed gauge on these glass cockpit screens when fully zooming out - but I need to fully zoom out for landings to have a natural eye viewcone of almost 180° to see the plane perfectly in relation to it`s surroundings.
Please give the option to somehow display the airspeed as some kind of HUD element in some corner of the screen because I urgently need to know the current speed of the plane always when landing.
I must concentrate fully on the landing and cannot zoom-in every two seconds and pan the view down to the panel to read the airspeed gauge to know if it will stall soon or begin accelerating and becoming too fast to land.
Having the airspeed somewhere as an overlay option inside the cockpit would be awesome! (I rarely or even never fly with autopilot and auto-thrust.)
Still knowing the speed of the plane while fully zooming out inside the cockpit view would be the best assistance I could get for landings. 
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