Sorry, of course:
PC: Windows 11 Pro
Mainboard: Gigabyte B550I AORUS Pro AX
Processor: AMD Ryzen 9 5950X 16-Core
RAM: 32GB
Graphics: NVIDIA Geforce RTX 4070
Graphics Driver: 581.80 (This is the last driver version Aerofly is not buggy in the maps. The actual Driver 591.86 don't even not work)
Monitor: 2560x1440 / 120Hz
Graphics set to Ultra
FPS limited to 60fps
3D Vulcan
Anti aliasing on
AF is installed on a M2 SSD
Internet Connection 500Mbit
Thank You!
I appreciate your work!
Greetings!
Hello,
This is a strange issue. It seems the aircraft carriers loading too late after the aircraft are already in the scenery.
When I first place an aircraft in one of the parking positions and start the flight, the aircraft carrier isn't there, and the aircraft crashes.
This happens with the F-18 and the EC-135. I haven't tested other aircrafts, and it only occurs in the parking positions, the catapult position seems to be working as intended.
This affects all four aircraft carriers.
If I start the flight a second or third time, the aircraft carrier is already there how it should be.
If I switch between the carriers, this error occurs again.
Greetings!
First of all, thank you very much for this fantastic update.
I love the IPACS' way: no empty promises, but from time to time surprising us with great new content!
However, since this update a strange, funny bug has appeared:
If the Cessna 172 starts rolling, the hour-counter in the RPM-meter moves out of the instrument (see picture).
When braking and parking it moves back.
This bug shows both in 2D and VR.
I suspect its the immense acceleration of the cessna in combination with the huge inertia of the hour-counter roll. 
Merry Christmas and a happy new year to you all!
Oh sorry false area this sdks are for FS4
You can get it here:
I'm using a Pico4, RTX 4070, and 32 GB of RAM.
Connected via a USB cable and Pico Connect app, I achieve 80–90 FPS at Ultra setting (flight level 9000ft), in high density areas (tested in Paris) in low-level flight the frame rate drop to around 40 FPS .
The "only" High Quality setting increases the frame rate by 10 to 20 FPS.
Hope that helps.
There is a possibility to get a in game window via steam VR.
Before you start VR i recommend to set up the windows you want to use. Thats easier than to do it in VR.
When you started Aerofly push the controllerbutton for steam VR.
In the steam VR (lower) menu bar you can press the "+" button and choose the window you want to see in game.
It is a bit tricky to place the window in the aircraft, especially i have not found out how to change the size.
I suggest a good place can be behind the copilots seat.
If your window is active you can scroll the page etc., but if you want to interact with the cockpit you have to switch back to the game and the window disappears. If you want to see the window again you have to switch back to it and so on.
If you want to see the window permanently there is a "float" button below the window.
Unfortunately then its impossible to scroll pages but you can fly and see the window at the same time.
I know this is not an ideal solution but thats a tool wich is instantly available.
Just try around a bit. Have fun!
Greetings
Hello,
Take a look at this:
to get it to work, you also need this:
Aeroscenery together with the scenery SDK converts Google and Bing satellite imagery into the Aerofly format.
I can highly recommend this, looks very nice.
Kind regards
If by "see the controller" you mean that i can see the blue hands in VR like described here:
then yes the controllers work like intended in all variants:
-Pico Streaming Assistant (now Pico Connect) via USB
-Pico Connect via Wifi
-Virtual Desktop via Wifi
In all cases i use Steam VR.
But because you wrote "Streaming Assistant" maybe the problem is you haven't upgraded to "Pico Connect"?
Hello,
I also use the pico4 with both, virtual desktop and pico connect via wifi and usb.
All I can say is that the controllers work well for me.
So I think there can't be a general compatibility problem with the pico.
Kind regards
Unfortunately, the question of whether the Robin can also be flown solo without a glider tow has still not been answered. Is there any more information about this please 🙏
For all those who (badly 
) wants to fly the Robin DR400:
It is part of the Aircraft SDK from Aerofly FS4 as an example plane.
You just have to convert the Raw-format-files of the DR400 into the FS4 format and copy these files into the custom aircraft folder of FS4.
Download and description here: https://www.aerofly.com/developers/aircraft-sdk/
Then you have a nice red DR400 in the same quality like other planes from Aerofly
Have fun flights!
Thanks for the insights...
Oh sorry, that sounds that you think i am one of the developers. It was never my intention to seem like that.
Sorry for the misunderstanding.
I'm just a user, i only wanted to suggest my personal workaround to help, because i had the same issues with the throttle levers.
And about the sensitivity: I only wanted to share my thoughts what is a possible reason for the VR controls to feel so sensitive.
Unfortunately i have no experience with real manned aircrafts. I only flown RC planes and helicopters for a few years.
And that's why i can't evaluate the realism of an flight simulator.
Best regards
How about the extreme sensitivity in yoke & rudder when using the VR hands, is there a known way to make it less?
No i think there aren't any sensitivity adjustments for VR in Aerofly, only for Controllers and Joysticks.
But maybe the the planes are just as sensitive in reality, but in the real plane you have real yokes and flightsticks where your hands can rest on.
In VR you have to hold your hands in front of you without any support, maybe that is the reason it seems to be so sensitive.
In VTOL VR the planes are fiction and there it's no problem to adjust senstivity because there exists no real plane that have to be copied and you can adjust the placement of the flightstick for an optimal arm rest position. For a real plane simulator that obviousliy doesn't work, the sticks have to be there where they placed in the real plane.
Greetings
I have sometimes the same issues.
For twin (and more) engine throttles i found a workaround that works mostly.
I align the knuckles of the blue VR Hand with the two (or more) throttle levers and only grab them with the controler side button, not even with the index finger (Trigger button).
With a little patience you will find a well working position and the levers will move simultaneously.
If this don't work for you, you can also adjust the throttle with the thumbstick on the left VR controller (of course that is not that immersive), in this case all throttle levers are connected. Thumbstick forward increases, backward decreases throttle, if the throttle is full back then thumbstick back operates the wheelbrakes.
With the left Controller thumbstick you also can operate the rudder (taxi and align to runway, if you don't use extra rudderpedals)
I know VTOL VR but the cockpits there are specially made for VR usability.
In a simulation of real existing Planes probably some compromises have to be made, especially in narrow cockpits.
By the way, in the Baron i had my struggles too.
As a suggestion for IPACS: For VR it's maybe better to let move the throttles always together and avoid adjusting them individually. Maybe as an switchable option?!
Kind regards
I can imagine it's a lot of programming work to implement a floating menu in VR and probably it is not IPACS first items on their ToDo list.
For changing views you also can customize some controller buttons, at least for a few important views.
Unfortunately that's just the best we have at the moment.
But way better a missing VR menu than a bad VR optimization and that's really one of aerofly's outstanding features.
In the start locations menu with the supported airports there are park positions marked with arrows. There you have the two options "Pushback with engine running" or "push and start".
The pushback truck appears automaticaly on start.
The problem is to end the pushback in VR.
The only way that i found out is to press the toggle pushback button (Shift + P on default).
That's also the only way to request pushback if you start the airliner from "cold and dark".
Because that is annoying with the VR headset on your head, i suggest to put a cheap game controller beside you and customize the pushback toggle button to an blind easy to find button on this controller. (controls - general - simulation - toggle pushback)
By the way it is a nice thing to configure the D-Pad of the controller to move your seat position (up-down and vorward-back) in VR. That's more precise and convenient than only press the recenter button. (contols - general - views - movement)
That is the way i do it, i hope this works for you too.
Have a nice (VR) Flight!
Now that you say it, you can understand the question even that way, probably right. 
I remember FSX had souch a funktion build in, but never felt good to me.
Greetings!
Yes, in Windows it is possible to fly with mouse and keyboard if no joystick is connected.
At the bottom right corner is a square icon you can grab with the mouse and use it like a joystick for pitch and roll.
Also there is a slider on the left side for throttle and an icon for flaps.
But ist is also possible to configure freely any keyboard-key for flaps, throttle and other stuff.
I can´t imagine why it should be different in Mac-OS, but ok, maybe it is?!
Grab anywhere else on the screen with the mouse is for look around.
Works very well.
Hope that helps.
Greetings!
