Somebody should'a told me!

Seeing that you're turning more and more into a daredevil oldsamer, don't you think it's time for you to fly a jet fighter where you'll always have the option to eject 😎

😀

Jets fly faster than I can think.

I also fly with Random Failures enabled. Once set down on busy Interstate 30 east of Dallas. The road traffic is also un-collidable. Was a hoot seeing 18 wheelers pass through my cub.

Seriously, is this the kind of glitch we should expect the service pack to "fix" next month?

oldsamer wrote:

Jets fly faster than I can think.

Haha, that's the idea 😂 😂

Seriously, have you checked your :

Settings / Realism / Crashes and Damage

enable the following to entries:

Detect Crashes and Damage

Allow collisions with other aircraft.

See if that changes the outcome of your adventures 😎

It happenens to me to, I also have all the realism at high, still happens

Yeper, Tailhook

All set to detect Crashes and Damage.

I routinely crash an burn runin into things. Happens to those of us who can't see over the nose. So We remember the objects what won't hurt. The windsock pole is another you can mow over with impudency.

I was at Renton Field in Seattle and was taxiing to the active and a truck came straight at me....felt like a ghost as it drove straight thruogh.....

I landed at the Kona airport PHKO and taxied to parking. Just as I was about pull into a space a fuel truck came along and smaked right into me.
There was a big crash and yes I was sent back to my starting point. Boy was I mad. I should of called the police on that crazy driver. 😂

it must all depend on settings other than crash?

Jellrod
And how MS attributes graphic objects.

I understand why surface traffic is set to not collide. But I just ran through the gas pump at Rio Medina (XS80) TX and CRASHED into a little shrub not 2' tall on the edge of the runway!

Now THAT is one heck of a "traffic" pattern. LOL

To me it seems like there's a difference between 'generic' objects and 'placed' objects. Thankfully chain-link fences, which ate most of my radio control 'objects' don't eat airplanes. There's a force field around the space shuttles at the launch platforms of Cape Canaveral, Florida. I'm still trying to see how close I can get to the pilot's window.