@airtex2019 Thank you, Sir! The deadzone seems to have solved the issue. Appreciate the advice!

@CriticalMass So no, original Falcon 4.0 is not in the 4.36 folder.

@danster For me, I can tell by the landing gear, Janhas’s models have excellent detail on the hydraulics and such, so when I’m in doubt, I just lower the gear and see if I can see the flexhoses and such.

@CriticalMass So no, original Falcon 4.0 is not in the 4.36 folder.

@CriticalMass So, I have a falcon folder which holds 4.36, inside 4.36 holds all folder concerning 4.36 and then the subfolder which actually holds the game. Falcon/Falcon 4.36 has the setup file and falcon 4.36 main folder (the game). This is so I can keep my setup folder and game folder together.

Hello,
I’ve used mission commander for some time and noticed now that if I try to create a fresh new campaign in 4.36 that it resulted in me no longer being able to open to the loadout screen- resulting in a CTD. I had to reinstall BMS to clear this issue and have had to avoid using mission commander. Has anyone else run across this?

@Logic Yes, sir.

@anthonc9647 Sorry, Sir, I snipped a picture of the message :

Hello, I’ve tried installing this and evertime I attempt to receive the data to the kneeboards I get an error that says “the system cannot find the path specified” ###error###, brieingtxt seems to be correct, and the .ini seems to be correctly positioned and the target seems to be right. Any idea what the issue could be? I have the config set to correctly. Thanks.

@Quasi_Stellar Yep, same here. I think this thread can land itself firmly in the solved category!

@airtex2019 Thank you, Sir! The deadzone seems to have solved the issue. Appreciate the advice!

@airtex2019 I’ll give it a shot with a bit of deadzone. Yes, i’ve also had the same issue in narrow FOV, it has the same behavior, except exceptionally worse. As you can see in the video, the movement of my radar cursor is acceptable and has no drift on the thumb stick. I am using an X56 RHINO if that’s important