Crash Defect

[AngryUser]

I just landed my first Project Airbus A380 flight in Montreal-Trudeau, and I made my smoothest landing ever because I'm new to
FsPassengers. I got off the runway, taxying with great pride to the gate, I get of the runway feeder and on to the main taxiway, and my
plane's nose rises to a tailstrike angle and collapses. Then I get called for a crash and my 10 hour flight from Istanbul is deleted.
Granted, I used time acceleration a lot because I have a LIFE, but I still invested quite a bit of time into it. My Trudeau scenery is Aerosoft
CYUL, and I've taxied on the exact same taxiway a great number of times before this crash. I am one angry Canadian, and I would like
some explanation as to why so much of my invested time is so easily deleted by this "GREAT" program, and how you offer a solution to
me... Merci beaucoup in advance.

[timtomairways]

quick question. what where the winds at the time of the incodent

[DanSteph]

Hello,

Probably not FsP it doesn't control the aircraft itself or the scenery collisions points at all.
What it does is to force collision flag with ground object howewer, do you fly without it usually ?
Some scenery have "invisible" objects problem. (tim is there something you know related to wind?)

Best regards

Dan



Post Edited ( 01-09-11 03:40 )

[AngryUser]

Thanks for answering my rant, I just needed to vent my anger at the moment I had cleared all weather especially so I would have an
easy landing.
And I have read about addons having invisible objects, something just like this happened once before, while I was taxiing out of an
airport; but that was easy to reset.
I realize now that FsP probably wasn't at fault, it just really frustated me that my plane would preform acrobatics and crash on the taxiway
after such good flight.
Thanks for giving me the time guys, I regret blowing up on a forum, and appreciate your replies.



Post Edited ( 01-09-11 03:53 )

[DanSteph]

As a solution you can if I remember force fsp to not force the FS's "collide with object flag" (see config file "cfg")
it's less realistic as you can pass trough a building and still get a "perfect flight" but at least you don't loose your flight.

Best regards

Dan

[AngryUser]

I see, so there's a trade-off to be made. Not a problem though; I'll try to see if I can do it, and if I can't, I'll just try to avoid situations with
invisible object collisions. My first post was out of proportion to the problem, so thanks again Dan.

[DanSteph]

You welcome

If you want to stay here a bit maybe you can register a new more optimist username

Thanks

Best regards

Dan