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Thank you very much John, this is great!

That would be fantastic!

When I start FSUIPC it always opens with hidden Interface only visible in the notification area. I would like to have an option to force the FSUIPC window opening every time. Is that already possible? Or can you maybe implement such an setting into Options?

That works great, thank you for help!

I always have problems setting up the tiller! I have pedals, which are linked to the sim's rudder. I don't have any dedicated tiller controller. When I don't link the Tiller axis to my pedals, then I can't do steep turns with all my aircrafts. When I DO link the Tiller (additionally to the rudder) to the pedals I can do steep turns, but also the nosewheel has way to much control during takeoff run and I struggle to keep my plane on Centerline. My idea: would it maybe be possible to create a special-tiller-axis, which I can assign to my pedals and which sends the input to the tiller only, while the plane is below 20knots? I think this would be a good compromise

Thanks for your quick answer John! I'm using the SWS Kodiak! And I didnt tried to map the Mixture (which here is the Fuel-Control-Switch) to an Axis, but to an 3-way switch. Then I assigned an Axis to Mixture and it controls number 66292 with values from -16384 (cutoff) to +16258 (high idle). next try is to map a button to MIXTURE SET. this controls number 65773. Why is this a different control number?

I really tried hard to set the MIXTURE SET command with various values to a joystick button. But whatever value I used, there was simply no reaction to the mixture lever in the Sim. But: MIXTURE RICH or MIXTURE LEAN works nicely. Whats the miracle behind MIXTURE SET? Which values to I need to enter there?

Hey Pete, Sorry for my late answer, but first I wanted to try several landings. It's difficult to test the theory, because the stutter does not appear on every landing. Now I had 3 landings, where I switched off autosave before final approach. And these times I did not recognized any remarkable stutters. But probably it is complete coincidence. I will wait for the next P3D hotfix, then I will change to P3D v5. And then let's so see, how this works. I will report that later on.

I often get big stutters short before touchdown... I don't know, but I think it has to do with the autosave.... So I would suggest a feature, that the autosave will temporarily deactivated, after a descent below 5000ft. And it should be switched on again, when the aircraft stops. Probably there could be a config switch, to setup this hehavior. Peter, would it be possible to develop this? with regards Burkhard