Is it possible to shift (not turn) the center line view?
For example, I’d like to try to shift the center line to the left to see how it is when flying. The shifting will put the left window out of screen and reveal more of the right windshield.
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Omg this update actually fixed everything. I have ground vehicles and so many more aircraft on the ramps and jetbridges at Miami intl when I didn’t have them before! Thanks devs you’re the best 🥰
(FYI these planes in Miami are still Continental 737s and American -8s, I’ll check other airports to see if there’s a variety now or not)
They are simply the best on mobile. I’m not talking about Tina Turner
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I set Analog sensitivity to minimum. It's kind of good because, for example, to go left or right I have to slide more. So if I also slide up or down it gives a slight action because of the low sensitivity!
To complete my suggestion, it would be nice to have an inverted option for up and down.
Why?
When you use a real joystick it’s obvious that when you pull the plane goes up and you push the plane goes down. The joystick being at 90° from the view.
But when the virtual trackpad is flatten onto the screen we tend to slide up to go up and down to go down. Especially if you try to follow the FD in the PFD.
Apple does it with their Mac about scrolling, you have the choice between natural or inverted.
Well for a mind or a twisted brain like mine, I would appreciate an inverted option for the analog up/down like it is possible with views for the same reasons (you interact directly on the screen so you want the action following your finger).
What if there was a kind of magnetic area where the virtual trackpad would tend to stick inside?
See the attachment, I over drawn a yellow cross shape area in question.
The idea is to easily go left or right without too much change the slope by clumsiness, for example. It would also make it behave like a real joystick.
It’s just a smooth magnetic area that allows to go to the corners!
I know my name says something, but tbh, I also like the A320 Family. I am really impressed with how well the A320 is programmed. I try to play realistically myself and I want to fly from Denver to Florida without running out of fuel :).
You can fly with running out of fuel in Aerofly. You'll just have an error message...
[EDIT] by curiousity I made a F-PLN from Denver to Miami, dear Jet-Pack (IPACS) I really miss to know the distance when I'm planning the flight
Clicking sound happens randomly when I am flying. I have never used the copilot. This has also happened in 2019. I can't tell where it's coming from in the cockpit location-wise. I just close the app and open it again, the clicking usually goes away by then.
Is it what I encounter?
My iPad has a default, it generates itself clicks. It's very rare today (I think Apple has hidden this problem with updates by ignoring single pixel touches because a finger touches many pixel so 1 piwel has to be ignored).
Well in Aerofly I can hear button clicks, or suddenly a little flag appear in the map as if I had touched it. But this problem appears everywhere in iOS.
Today it is very very rare, but when it happens I'd say there are 5 clicks within minutes.
And it is so cool. It needs an adaptation after months with device tilt control. But after a few days I don’t want to use my iPhone to fly because it doesn’t have the “side stick” virtual touch pad like the iPad.
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Firstly, to set the trackpad mode you have to use a tablet, settings > Controls: Analog + auto rudder + auto center + auto trim.
An Airbus use a side stick: for example, when you are flying manually, if you leave the side stick the plane keeps flying the curve, the slope, the direction, you had applied before.
At ground, the trackpad mode also controls the rudder and the steering wheels.
So Aerofly is the only mobile flight sim to reproduce this Airbus functionality, the fact, it is the only REAL flight simulator on mobile.
I’d say that the simulator is responsive to the devices capabilities.
Because with the iPad Pro 11” 2018 I’ve got quite better graphics with the A320 outside and inside. Same with the iPhone 12 Pro.
Clouds and traffic on.
But traffic, it’s nice ok, but I’ll wait they make it avoid the user, wind settings depending and displayed in the ND. Another plane has just landed over me at Phoenix intl. . The other day a plane appeared lined up in front of me when entering the runway .