A2A Simulations Updates Accu-Sim Comanche for MSFS
A2A Simulations has recently released the first update for their newly released Accu-Sim Comanche, bringing a series of fixes and improvements.
Update 1.1 restores missing engine cooldown sounds, fixes the issue with the B78XH add-on making the tablet not work correctly (unclickable), adds a series of flight model adjustments, and more. The complete changelog follows down below:
- Added fix for torque spike that was causing very occasional aircraft ‘flips’
- Improved compatibility with third-party utilities including FSEconomy and OnAir
- Added message on installation to warn user if their EXE.xml file is corrupted
- Improved handling of unwanted trim inputs sent by default MSFS autopilot
- Improved telemetry support for force-feedback devices
- Added barometric pressure to altimeter tooltip in legacy mode
- Improved hardware switch compatibility for autopilot
- Improved hardware switch compatibility for battery switch and starter button
- Improved animation smoothness of controls surfaces and yoke
- Added animation lag to main door
- Added functional external handles to the cabin door from nearby walkaround positions
- Added persistent altimeter pressure adjustment
- Fixed reversed propeller pitch LO and HI shortcuts
- Revised tablet controls to indicate if at least one chock or tie down is placed
- Fixed XML conflict with aircraft registration fonts
- Fixed tablet not being clickable if B78XH (B787-10 Heavy) add-on is installed
- Fixed reversed yoke animation when moving ailerons during walkaround
- Disabled walkaround once aircraft is in motion
- Added “PilotVR” entry to cameras.cfg
- Improved support for MSFS ATC calls
- Fixed animation of pitot cover ‘remove before flight’ tag if left on during flight
- Added clickspot to restore tablet to wall pocket if tablet left outside during walkaround
- Fixed emergency landing gear handle
- Limited throttle input to positive values if hardware reverser axis is used
- Improved handling of wing flex animation at low fps
- Slightly increased P-factor
- Slightly reduced effect of prop wash over stabilator
- Improved turn coordinator inclinometer ball physics
- Fixed bug in mixture lever calculations
- Slightly reduced rate at which fuel dissipates from engine cylinders
- Tuned EGT and CHT cooling rates
- Tuned engine heater effectiveness
- Removed EDM 830 fuel totalizer count with simulator paused
- Improved MSFS parking brake support for third-party utilities
- Restored missing engine cooldown sounds
- Restored some engine pulses at very low RPM
- Fixed any accumulated carburetor ice not being removed when replacing the carburetor
- Reduced possibility of a mid-air prop strike due to terrain errors
- Fixed beacon illumination when battery is off
- Reduced speed of brake pedal activation when using button/key input
- Fixed some small gaps in cockpit model
- Fixed bug with 5x failure rate (5x failure rate was producing failures at 1000x rate!)
- Fixed logic for maneuvering speed placard below airspeed indicator with tip tanks installed
- Prevented instrument views from automatically unstowing tablet from side pocket
- Revised Vy on tablet and in pilot’s manual to use more recent numbers
- Revised alternator failure emergency checklist on tablet and in pilot’s manual
- Added links to original Narco Avionics manuals in pilot’s manual
- Added links to pilot’s manual and input configurator in community folder
- Fixed noise cancelling switch on headphones not being stored when headphones unplugged
- Improved support for propeller rotation states in multiplayer
- Added functions for rotating autopilot roll knob via key/button to input configurator
- Fixed slightly misaligned text on manufacturer’s data plate
- Fixed typo on turn coordinator tooltip
- Fixed nosewheel steering being affected by a broken rudder
- Updated input configurator (no longer requires legacy DirectX library)
The official update announcement can be found here, along with the changelog.
It’s available for $49.99 on the A2A Simulations Store.
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