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    Bug with top of decent

    I have noticed with almost all of my flights in the 737 in the past few months that the aircraft abruptly begins a tight right turn after resuming from a pause at the top of decent on the flight plan. It will continue a right turn to make a circle despite any changes in the autopilot. The autopilot does not respond to resetting LNAV, changing to heading mode, nor to resetting the next waypoint on the route. This has been an issue that has been a problem for me even after multiple updates to both the sim and the 737. I was seeing if anyone else is having this issue or if its a known bug.
    Thank you for the help!

    #2
    Are there any assistents turned on in MSFS? All of them must be turned off.
    Ryzen 7 5800X3D, RTX4080, 32GB DDR4 RAM @3600MHz, 4k
    Marc Eland
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      #3
      No none are turned on

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        #4
        Turn off pause at TOD andc see what happens, if anything. That pause isn't realistic anyway.
        Bob Zolto

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          #5
          It did fix it, no issue with the autopilot turning, so it must be an issue with the pause feature. That is a shame though because the pause is pretty convenient.

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            #6
            there are some other threads about this but as i understand it the problem is that third party airplanes (maybe all of them?) don't have a way of knowing that the sim is paused. which seems like a strange oversight from asobo because yeah basically the pmdg is burning fuel and simulating flying the whole time it is paused, making it basically useless if you need to pause for any long period of time. i do believe they are aware of the issue...
            cheers,-andy crosby

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              #7
              Originally posted by spesimen View Post
              there are some other threads about this but as i understand it the problem is that third party airplanes (maybe all of them?) don't have a way of knowing that the sim is paused. which seems like a strange oversight from asobo because yeah basically the pmdg is burning fuel and simulating flying the whole time it is paused, making it basically useless if you need to pause for any long period of time. i do believe they are aware of the issue...
              cheers,-andy crosby
              My understanding is it is an Asobo issue rather than PMDG.
              The sim doesn't understand (as the data is not read) that the plane is paused and carries on burning fuel and flying it.
              Why many go into a dive, crash etc when unpaused after a long time.
              Maybe it will work in SU10 due out today? Although I have not read anything that says so.​
              Steve Mel

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                #8
                I will have to try it out then. Thanks for all the advice guys! Flight sim days are usually BBQ days too so the pause at TOD is useful for running the smoker and flying at the same time!

                -John Willingham

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Steve M View Post

                  Maybe it will work in SU10 due out today? Although I have not read anything that says so.​
                  unfortunately i don't think asobo have addressed this one yet. still wonky for me when i paused on an approach yesterday :/
                  cheers,-andy crosby

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