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Are you using Developer Mode or made changes in it?
no
Brief description of the issue:
Flaps move the opposite way to the pilot lever inputs! When the flap lever is in the retracted position, the flaps indicator is in the fully extended position. When the flap lever is moved down the flaps move up into retracted position. Pull the flap lever up and the flaps move down.
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Do you have the same issue by following the OP’s repro steps?
No
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Tested with standard 152 with no mods installed. The flap indicator, and flaps accurately reflected the status of the flap switch. Tested numerous times going up/down and never had a mismatch.
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Are you in the beta? I’m running the beta version, so maybe you’re in the live version, it’s been fixed in the beta. Otherwise, I’m not sure what’s going on!
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Hello,
Welcome to the forums! I’m not sure how your post ended up with a bug template and in the SDK category (maybe you edited it and accidentally moved it there?) but I moved it back in Bug Reports.
I also altered it so that the bug template has proper spacing. And I changed “latest version” into 1.26.5.0. If someone were to see your bug report in 6 months, the words “latest version” are meaningless. You can always find the latest version on the Community page:
Do you have the same issue if you follow the OP’s steps to reproduce it?
No.
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It’s either something unique to the OP’s situation, or this was an issue and was fixed in Sim Update 10 beta (1.27.9.0), which I used to get the below video.
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Behavior is the same for both the Cessna 152 and Cessna 152 Aerobat:
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