Are you on Steam or Microsoft Store version? Store
Do you have any add-ons in your Community folder? If yes, please remove and retest before posting. No
Are you using Developer Mode or made changes in it? No
Brief description of the issue: Altitude select only advance in increments of 100 instead of 1000, as before SU5. Heading select is also slow to increment.
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Detail steps to reproduce the issue encountered: Load the Longitude, click ALT hold, advance the altitude to FL 450 - will take awhile! Rotate heading select on MCP 180 degrees - will take awhile!
PC specs for those who want to assist (if not entered in your profile)
Build Version # when you first started experiencing this issue: 1.18.15
Are you on the Steam or Microsoft Store version? Store
Did you submit this to Zendesk? If so, what is your ticket #? No
I should have clarified, I’m using the mouse and/or mouse wheel in legacy mode. Are using keyboard controls? We already know there’s no issues there, just with advancing Alt/Hdg via the mouse.
This doesn’t only happen with the Longitude. Moving the heading bug with the mouse wheel (legacy mode) now takes forever.
I can’t remember which plane it was, but it was a default prop plane (I had emptied my community folder and was testing after installing WU6).
This doesn’t happen when moving the heading bug with the commands I have assigned to my Joystick (Saitex X52Pro).
Same problem with Xbox version in regards to scroll increments on ALT & HDG.
Another issue related to the Cessna Longitude, there is a sway (back and forth) at high altitude when running GPS/NAV/AP. It may be related to the speed of the aircraft at high altitudes. The sway goes away during climb/decent or when HDG/AP (my temporary workaround).
Doesn’t work like that on my end. Betcha you try and convince me it’s my mouse now..
Besides, why should it be necessary to Left click hold AND use the mouse scroll wheel at the same time. Dynamic speed changes in gauges started in FS9 and… worked in the Longitude prior to SU5.
