ORBX KACK Issue

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DatDudeMIC
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ORBX KACK Issue

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I just installed KACK (Nantucket Island) via FTX Central. Now when I load up the sim, the plane automatically crashes into the ground with out even moving. Does anyone know how do correct this issue?
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Marvin-E34
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Re: ORBX KACK Issue

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Had the same issue, got KACK from the Orbx sale :mrgreen:
You have to disable collisions/crashes :|
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Re: ORBX KACK Issue

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Sounds like the ground isn't at the same elevation as the mesh? If you have Vector try running the altitude correction tool and see if that helps.

I leave crash detection off also.

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Re: ORBX KACK Issue

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If you read the Orbx forum you would have read that is a known fault and being worked on to cure.

Meanwhile disable crash detection.

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Re: ORBX KACK Issue

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speedy70 wrote: Meanwhile disable crash detection.
Meanwhile? Always... It's a completely bugged garbage "feature" nobody needs... Everyone knows himself when he has crashed and doesn't need any functions to tell him that he flew into some invisible towers/trees on approach.

LouP
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Re: ORBX KACK Issue

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Weird, never had that issue in the original iBlueyonder version. Think I'll hold off from installing the ORBX version.

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Re: ORBX KACK Issue

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The issue with the Orbx version is pretty simple. When I was converting the SODE features over to ObjectFlow, I had to make a new library of the dynamic objects, and I neglected to switch off crash detection for them. I got it sorted out, but I'm just working on finalizing a couple of other small fixes before releasing a patch via Orbx.

And yes, I agree completely that this is a bugged and nearly useless feature of FSX & P3D. That thing you're "crashing" into with this version? It's the grass. And the fix is to remove all crash detection, so then you can just drive right through a tree or building with no consequence. Neither one is remotely realistic, which is why I always suggest that people just turn off crashes entirely and move on with their day.

By the way, if you ever want support for an Orbx product, your first stop should probably be the Orbx forums. :D
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Re: ORBX KACK Issue

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Why can't we have nice crashes in FSX/P3D or even XP11 :( :(
Nothing like going 600 knots in a dive in DCS then pulling hard on the stick :mrgreen:

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Re: ORBX KACK Issue

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Well, the idea in FSX/P3D and XP is not to crash. And if you do, it's pretty darn obvious. No need for special effects or sim errors to tell you. The object of fighter games is to not only fly but potentially crash or be shot down. Big difference.

I just purchased KACK, so I'm looking forward to using it. 8)
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