If I turn off the HMD (left or right) I can’t turn them back on again, they just remain blank. Is this a feature or a bug?
Tried complete uninstall, reinstall and deactivating every thing in the Community Folder and still no cigar… will keep working on it…
can we get back old avionic? this one looks like f/a-18 addon
updated to 0.6.0 and also unable to turn battery on. → not clickable.
Got the new start up worked out. My issue was caused by my Logitech flight panels. They no longer work with it. Got it all started ok by just using the proper cockpit switches and following the checklist. If you do have Logitech flight panels just make sure every switch is turned to on. I’m not sure what the issue is but they’re now confusing something in the plane. Anyway all seems sorted now.
The only issue I was having is the pilot wasn’t appearing in the exterior view. Is there a cockpit button to switch the pilots on and off like the F-15? Maybe I missed something. Also do we not get any afterburner flame at all now, even in low light? Doesn’t seem to be showing.
Other than that looks like a great update to one of my favourite planes in the sim.
New update today, “SCDF16MSFS_TP_0.6.0”, downloaded it from SimMarket. Of course, the same files are still missing from at least the last two version of the download.
Uninstalled → reboot → reinstalled 0.6.0 → same problem, battery not clickable.
forgot to mention: i am on SU 10 beta.
Gary, changes have been made: the battery etc, it’s under the throttle quadrant (main power switch) but you have to hide it to access it. there is a knob called treat that allows you to do it.
I agree, I don’t like the way that top edge looks at all on the HUD glass, that may bug me a bit too much. but I am super excited for everything else. I cannot say enough about how much I appreciate the work done. Hopefully that glass edge will be worked on in a future update.
that’s because you use your full name as username and when you try to install the product, the destination path exceeds 256 characters. you would have to install it in another place to be able to later take it to community
for the HMD, you have to use the Cont knob located on the DED
there’s not only about edge it’s about grows hud up. the glass of hud higher, hud symbols higher, life totally broken, tears flood the world
I beg you to wait a little while, it has been transitioned to that HUD to enable HMD and for the velocity vector to work correctly, but I have not yet been able to incorporate the airspeed and altimeter with scrolling and graduations characteristic of the f16. it’s something I’m working on as we speak
hey mobias, yes there should be a switch on the right that enables the visibility of the crew like the F15.
nice. so we’ll see reworked hud and more different mfd pages?
Great, I thought that would be the case. Thanks.
Yes, count with it!
consider this a first phase, in fact I have been able to access the F-16 avionics manual that explains in detail the avionics that were incorporated into the f-16 as MLU (mid life update) with the white colour format panels among other things. My idea is that, use the DDI as a base, and adapt everything, according to each aircraft.
there is a way that you can change the size of the HUD content if you see it too big. It is to go to panel.cfg and in the HUD part, you will see HUD=2,0,0,21,28. you can reduce the final values but maintaining the same proportion. for example…18,25
found it, but no idea how to hide it. usually i just click on the stick to make it invisible and click again to come back. But it does not work here.
As i only fly in VR i usually never hide anything in the cockpit
well, if we will got f-16 with real world avionic… i thought to much long for my self, what the beauty beast we’ll have and how this make shorter flight time for another cool models… i need a caffe
The HTML panels are precisely what lengthens the development the most. But I try to use the agile method: It is always intended that what is provided in each update is functional and then resemble reality with each update.
The old panels, although they could look alike, did not stop being the airliner type, which led us to a dead end. Plus the buttons were mostly intended for autopilot functions that were unlabeled if you didn’t enable tooltips.