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I'm sorry to say but that is a placebo effect :D That option is now defunct and default to 'ON' within the code (it's hard coded) and has been that way since beta release 3.21.140 I noticed in you original post you mentioned noticing this whilst on the ground... if that is the case the likely cause ...

maddog453 wrote: *

Thu Apr 18, 2024 6:55 pm

I sent the most recent log and photo. Anything new I can try?

Doug

Did you forget the attachment?

What you're seeing in the video is the user of In-SIM windows, which work with MSFS or P3D. Full details are in the user guide and I did mention the settings for these in an earlier reply to you

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I'm sook unable to work at my pc and can only use my mobile, so my replies Erik be succinct in afraid. If, when you use 0-9 default atc resold then you haven't done what I suggested earlier. Forget about side and stars for now and let's get the basics working. Options #2, advanced options, msfs/p3d ...

Whatever hotkeys you decide to use in PF3 you need to unassign/unbind in MFSF if they are used.

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The UsePF3Hotkeys has nothing to do with PF3 Display... it must have been the Server entry that was incorrect.

It's most probably just a timing issue. PF3 doesn't control AI traffic and only simulates ATC instructions to AI aircraft on an 'after the event' process. eg. Let's say during a sweep of AI modes we detect an aircraft that is taxiing out. During the next sweep we find that same aircraft is in 'takin...

So with just PF3 running you're saying none of your hotkeys work?

Hi John, PF3 Display doesn't control hotkeys it simply displays what they are used for. If you've changed any then it will not be reflected in PF3 Display, unlike the In-Sim windows for hotkeys which does (not available in FS9). You could, however, change the PF3_Disp.dat to reflect any changes you'...

Hi John Without seeing your debug file, or a diagram, it's difficult to comment but if you were instructed to bear left and the pointer is pointing toward the holding point (I hope you get the point! ;-) ) then it's correct, isn't it. It doesn't mean you follow the pointer exactly and cut the corner...