FsP and Time Accel

[Tom]

I've had this problem twice now so I'd figure I post it here.

When flying for my VA a transatlantic flight I sometimes fly at sim rate 2x

I've had it happen that suddenly my plane at cruiselevel would just crash for no reason...
there was no warnings at all, no overspeed, no icing... nothing but FsP figured my plane crashed because of severe weather (found in the flight report)

Well the sky was clear and i was at FL360 in a jetstream with little to no turbulence at 58-125kts with smooth transitions.

This happened twice, the second time FsP even reported some negative G-forces.

The first time the plane "crashed" pretty fast, the second time i was almost near my T/D when i suddenly remembered that realsim settings where off,
so i set it to the real thing. 5minutes later FsP reported my plane crashed

This is only happening when i enable a higher simulation rate.
Not sure if this is a bug in FS9 or FsP but since there are no errors comming from FS9 in the cockpit my guess is FsP



Post Edited ( 12-10-05 09:03 )

[JayKae]

Have a look in our ASA forum Tom, I answered you there

[DanSteph]

FsP don't do any crash detection itself, he just look the Fs9 "crash" value...so it might be a fs9 glitch...

Dan

[Tom]

Ok thanks Dan and Jay.
As Jay suggest on ASA forums I'currently testing with the new FSUIPC 3.51

[Tom]

I just finished my flight from KEWR to LPPD using Simulation rate x2 for 90% of the flights.

Seems it helped installing FSUIPC 3.51 or it's just coincidence