RXP Avionics
Posted: Sun Jun 11, 2017 8:43 pm
Hello guys,
I am using the latest version of the Beaver and I must say, it's really wonderful. Solves most of the issues and is a joy to fly! I do have two 'bugs' to report. (I think it's appropriate putting them in their own thread, since they existed in the previous versions of the product as well.) For reference: am using FSX Acceleration and own both the RXP 430 and 530.
First, in the 'no gps' avionics pacage, the radios are displaying three digits after the decimal, and the third is cut off. I chimed in on this in another thread, but thought a picture might be helpful. Fr. Bill has said there should only be two digits after the decimal. Second, the night/light map for both RXP units is broken. They are fine during the day, but at night the static image from the $VC textures obscures the actual display. To clarify, the terrain display on the 530 in the image below is not the actual unit, it is the static image. You can see the gauge display faintly underneath. The mapping/texture problems on 430 you can see on the buttons, etc. During the day, turning on the cabin light also causes the mis-aligment to show in knob texture. All in all, though, it's a lovely effort from the team!
R.
I am using the latest version of the Beaver and I must say, it's really wonderful. Solves most of the issues and is a joy to fly! I do have two 'bugs' to report. (I think it's appropriate putting them in their own thread, since they existed in the previous versions of the product as well.) For reference: am using FSX Acceleration and own both the RXP 430 and 530.
First, in the 'no gps' avionics pacage, the radios are displaying three digits after the decimal, and the third is cut off. I chimed in on this in another thread, but thought a picture might be helpful. Fr. Bill has said there should only be two digits after the decimal. Second, the night/light map for both RXP units is broken. They are fine during the day, but at night the static image from the $VC textures obscures the actual display. To clarify, the terrain display on the 530 in the image below is not the actual unit, it is the static image. You can see the gauge display faintly underneath. The mapping/texture problems on 430 you can see on the buttons, etc. During the day, turning on the cabin light also causes the mis-aligment to show in knob texture. All in all, though, it's a lovely effort from the team!
R.