A320, A321 fix

[sxa1376]

Hello guys i need some help about the A320 and the A321 arcraft.cfg file. Currently i am using Pa a320 and a321 with fsx. My problem is that the aircrafts fly to steady even with bad weather. Does any one knows which values i must change inside aircraft.cfg so the aircrafts will be able to fly much more realistic? Many thanks in advance.

[karlli1221]

...even with bad weather. Does any one......

You said bad weather, have you tried 200knots cross wind with strong turbulence?

[sxa1376]

Yes i tried this scenario but the aircraft still is flying very steady.

[Derek Mayer]

You do realize this is a Fly By Wire aircraft right? Have you ever flown a real A320?

[esg]

Shuddup Derek, he wants to fly 'realistic.' lol

[Rick Ace]

I guess in bad turbulence the plane will shake a bit.

In the outside view, that bits the plane moves side to side slightly. From the wing view, you can see the wing going up and down. And from the 2D cockpit view, you can see that your plane will bank side to side slightly. But nevertheless, the plane tries to stay as steady as possible, thanks to modern technology.

[sxa1376]

For your information i own a ppl and my two best friends are real pilots of airbuses. About the Fly By Wire function as far as i know there is not a such system comes with the pa airbuses so they are flying as any other conventional aircraft. The only thing i asked for is some help in order to make the a320 and a321 fly as real as fsx permits inside its limits.

[Rick Ace]

No Fly-By-Wire? :shock: What century are you referring you?

[GaryG]

About the Fly By Wire function as far as i know there is not a such system comes with the pa airbuses so they are flying as any other conventional aircraft.

Are you sure with the release of the 380?

Looks like people aren't concious about what we did there, especially, what I thought and tried to implement.

Silly me