It's a small bug that has existed in MSFS from its initial release. When OnAir "autosets" the payload in an aircraft (or any other 3rd party addon communicating via SimConnect to the simulator) it will not update the payload and fuel window to reflect the new values however they DO set and are simulated accordingly, with aircraft becoming heavier and their center of gravity (CG) shifting depending on how much weight and where in the aircraft it is stored.
excellent series of videos that have given me a good understanding of the program. Thanks
The payload in OnAir is not adopted in msfs...is this right or am I doing something wrong.
It's a small bug that has existed in MSFS from its initial release. When OnAir "autosets" the payload in an aircraft (or any other 3rd party addon communicating via SimConnect to the simulator) it will not update the payload and fuel window to reflect the new values however they DO set and are simulated accordingly, with aircraft becoming heavier and their center of gravity (CG) shifting depending on how much weight and where in the aircraft it is stored.