No 'Unload' button.

[jonesrob]

I'm doing quite well learning COTS and I'm now looking at the finer points. I have two small niggles: I can't unload pax after a flight as there is no unload button in the top right corner, just a greyed-out load button, and the doors won't stay open. Other than those I'm very happy. Can I fix those points, especially unloading, please?

Rob.

[gulredrel]

"doors won't stay open" sound to me, that you're probably near a refueling station.
There is a bug (or feature) in FSX (and P3D I think too), that prevent the doors from staying open at fuel stations.

Try parking somewhere else. Maybe with the doors open the button will also appear.

Regards
Jens

[jonesrob]

Thanks for the reply, I'll give that a go.

Rob.

[jonesrob]

No luck. Can I please have it confirmed that after landing there is an unload function and I can open doors? It's not a huge issue but I would just like to know, so that I don't spend time on it when I could be doing something else.

Rob.

[FlameOut]

That is what I was thinking, gulredrel.

So, jonesrob , I assume Career Mode had not been disabled during the flight...

I'm sure you are updated with the latest Accusim Core update, SP1 & SP2, Simconnect, DirectX, etc.

Hum, ??? The big boys will have to step in here for this one.

[Lewis - A2A]

That is what I was thinking, gulredrel.

So, jonesrob , I assume Career Mode had not been disabled during the flight...

I'm sure you are updated with the latest Accusim Core update, SP1 & SP2, Simconnect, DirectX, etc.

Hum, ??? The big boys will have to step in here for this one.

This is the first thing I'd ask about being all updated first by running the latest updater.

thanks,
Lewis

[jonesrob]

I had Career Mode turned off - I didn't think I'd need it on for my training flights and just assumed - well, you know all the excuses. RTFM a bit more carefully helps too.
Thanks for your help; I'm enjoying this aeroplane more than anything else I've ever had.

Rob.

[FlameOut]

Tally Ho

[Lewis - A2A]

good to hear, happy flying!

thanks,
Lewis