Now that I finally have an aircraft that I can fly at over 18,000ft and with the PC-12's wind direction feature while flying the winds shift DRAMATICALLY which in result moves the aircraft around violently at times and jumps the speed of the plane up and down suddenly. Not that big of a problem except for twice, and just a few minutes ago made my plane go overspeed, which FSPAX will thank me for later, and just now caused excess G's when my passengers were unbelted causing them to fly around the cabin and make them scream. Currently they are scared 99%, GREAT!!!
Anyone else have this problem? Anyway to prevent it?
On the weather page, adjust the slider labeled [Dynamic Weather] to mild or none. If that doesn't help, you can always select Clear weather. 🙂
I'm using Active Sky 6 if that matters at all, though for some reason when I was making dinner just now FS9 just disappeared, hrm.
Try doing a search for FSUIPC. I'm not sure if it's in the payware or freeware version, but it has wind smoothing built in. You can give it a set maximum value for the wind's rate of change. This is the only thing that makes long distance flights possible to me.
I have FSUIPC already, un registered but it supposed to have standard setting even unregistered, can't figure out how to see if its actually working, or I can just register it, hrm.
Kinda off topic but were did you get your PC12? Always wanted one
Spitfires rule
I have Flight 1's PC-12, love it to death.
Btw I registered FSUIPC just waiting for my reg key, this dang game is getting expensive. 🙂
Thanks fo rthe quick repely how much is it?
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