so after the recent Update the Longitude is unable to keep a Navtrack. After hitting the NAV button it soon starts to oscillate left and right never to be aligned with the track.
Tried with clear weather and no wind but no matter how long the actual leg is it never captures the Navtrack.
Please fix asap as this issue renders the plane unusable.
Can’t believe the rolling is back. They got it fixed and now it’s back on the Longitude. FIX THIS! It’s awful and takes all the joy out of this sim experience. How can these major roll outs affect what they already addressed? It’s two steps forward…three backwards.
Same problem here. No mods. Rolling back and forth at all altitudes whereas before it was only a problem at 30,000 and above. Flying straight lines in HDG mode until it gets fixed again…
…and when you start getting sea sick, just go into drone mode and move the camera in front of the aircraft looking forward and you won’t see any rolling. I do love the fuel fix though
The Citation Longitude had an issue with rocking back and forth on its longitudinal axis when on autopilot until it was fixed. I just installed the latest update and the rocking is back again. Very annoying.
Yes, same for me. Before the last update was all ok, but now it goes left-right-left again.
But on the good side, the Auto Pilot captures the ILS better again, as it looks.
Same problem here. Plane rolls right or left 2-3 degrees and deviates 2-3 degrees back and forth on NAV course. Not unflyable, but definitely annoying and a step backwards.
Last night, after the update, I flew the Longitude from Dallas-Ft Worth to McCarran (Las Vegas) with no problems at all. For the first time ever it tracked the Navtrack perfectly, although it did self-correct a bit a couple of times. Sorry to hear about your problem.
Hey everyone. My first post on here. I’m a long time, casual simmer. Started way back in the late 80s on a Commodore 64. I too have the roll back and forth in the Longitude after the latest update. I have NO mods whatsoever and a brand new PC that has only been used for MSFS so far.