SOLUTION - Issues with flap settings and floating down the runway

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3 years 10 months ago - 3 years 10 months ago #16926 by SPA118
All,

I came across a solution for the screwy flap problems that have came with the latest MSFS update.  Its a pretty easy fix.  Navigate to wherever your main flight simulator folder is located, and then to the following location:

Packages\Official\Steam\asobo-aircraft-a320-neo\SimObjects\AirPlanes\Asobo_A320_NEO

Open the config file called flight_model with a text editor and search for the following: lift_coef_flaps

Change that value to 0.6.  As you can see, mine was at 1.45:



You should be good to go.

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3 years 10 months ago #16927 by SPA118
Actually here is a better list of changes for each aircraft. If your aircraft does not have lift_coef_flaps in the flight_model.cfg, reduce by half the lift_scalar section in the CFG.

Grand Caravan - lift_coef_flaps changed from 0.9722 to 0.48610
Airbus A320 - lift_coef_flaps changed from 1.4538 to 0.7269
Boeing 747 - lift_coef_flaps changed from 1.11620 to 0.5581
Bonzana G36 - lift_coef_flaps changed from 0.31270 to 0.15635
Cessna C152 - lift_coef_flaps changed from 0.35220 to 0.1761
Cesna C172 G1000 - lift_coef_flaps changed from 0.33790 to 0.16895
CAP10C - lift_coef_flaps changed from 0.63300 to 0.3165
CJ4 - lift_coef_flaps changed from 0.50180 to 0.2509
DA40NG - lift_coef_flaps changed from 0.28200 to 0.141
DA62 - lift_coef_flaps changed from 0.19000 to 0.095
DR400 - lift_coef_flaps changed from 0.24620 to 0.1231
E330 - nothing changed as it doesn't have flaps.
Flight Design CT - lift_coef_flaps changed from 0.52410 to 0.26205
Icon A4 - lift_coef_flaps changed from 0.54080 to 0.2704
King Air 350 - lift_coef_flaps changed from 0.85970 to 0.42985
Pitts - nothing changed as it doesn't have flaps.
Savage Cub - lift_coef_flaps changed from 0.32100 to 0.1605
TBM 930 - lift_coef_flaps changed from 1.03210 to 0.51605
VL3 - lift_coef_flaps changed from 0.87570 to 0.43785
XCub - lift_coef_flaps changed from 0.06040 to 0.0302

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3 years 10 months ago #16934 by jer029
For the A320, Flybywire has a newly released version 0.5.3 that corrects the flaps/floating issue with that aircraft.

The Freeware ATR 72-600 works doesn't seem to be affected too much.

The TBM 930 remains utterly ruined from the latest update...almost unstoppable on the runway.

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3 years 10 months ago #16936 by bill721
I've been flying the Beechcraft Baron G58 on MSFS because of the eye candy, and all passenger aircraft still on P3Dv4.5. You just can't beat the PMDG 737,. and I like the A318 - 321. It looks like you folks are flying the A320 and such on MSFS. Has it gotten any better?

Bill

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3 years 10 months ago #16939 by jer029
The A320neo in MSFS - if you use the freeware A32NX mod, is very good.

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3 years 10 months ago #16940 by SPA118
I applied the lift_coef_flaps change and the A320 flies like a charm again. FWIW, that change came from Microsoft, so at least they're aware of the problem and have provided a workaround. Next update should solve the problems with the flaps automatically.

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