BETA PATCH v1.06.17582--Bug thread

[SEE]

Originally Posted by JG52Uther

Intersting Macro. I play with grass and roads off and am having CTD's with the new patch, with the same 'NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.' error in the logfile.

Same here!

What I don't fully understand is why I don't get CTD on another full real server such as 'Kampverband' but constant CTD within minutes on ATAG using the same settings?

[SiThSpAwN]

Originally Posted by SEE

Same here!

What I don't fully understand is why I don't get CTD on another full real server such as 'Kampverband' but constant CTD within minutes on ATAG using the same settings?

How does your ping compare on those 2 servers?

[SEE]

124 on ATAG around 65 on Kampverband but......just had a CTD on Kampver within 10 minutes but flew for am hour or so earlier with no probs. Ah well, keep plugging away.....in SP (at least that works!)

[Bokononist]

Could be to do with the amount of players on each as well, how did that compare? I've never had them, one of the lucky few I guess, and on two very different machines as well. Doesn't make sense.
No bugs to report that haven't been reported by many others already, but the most annoying one for me is the throttle/boost situation in the spit IIa. Feels to me like some horrible compromise they've made to make the spit match their idea of what the FM should be.

[Insuber]

Originally Posted by Bokononist

Could be to do with the amount of players on each as well, how did that compare? I've never had them, one of the lucky few I guess, and on two very different machines as well. Doesn't make sense.
No bugs to report that haven't been reported by many others already, but the most annoying one for me is the throttle/boost situation in the spit IIa. Feels to me like some horrible compromise they've made to make the spit match their idea of what the FM should be.

An ATAG gentleman explained me today that this behavior of the Spitfire IIa throttle is historical, below 30-40% the throttle was erratic.

Cheers!

[furbs]

Interesting, ive never heard that before. where did he get his info from?

[Insuber]

Originally Posted by furbs

Interesting, ive never heard that before. where did he get his info from?

He said he spoke with other ATAG guys. Additionally he said that in 1946 the Spit IIa behaved the same. Honestly I didn't remember that.

He was ATAG fermen or fastmen or farmen or something like that.

Cheers!

[furbs]

Originally Posted by Insuber

He said he spoke with other ATAG guys. Additionally he said that in 1946 the Spit IIa behaved the same. Honestly I didn't remember that.

He was ATAG fermen or farmen or something like that.

Cheers!

Its just hard to imagine the RR engine behaving like that, plus ive read most books on the BOB and most of the books by the pilots that flew in the battle and ive never heard that before. Not saying the guy is not telling the truth but im sure i would of come across that info on the spit2.

[Ploughman]

Originally Posted by Insuber

He said he spoke with other ATAG guys. Additionally he said that in 1946 the Spit IIa behaved the same. Honestly I didn't remember that.

He was ATAG fermen or fastmen or farmen or something like that.

Cheers!

There's a Spit IIa in 1946? I don't remember that.

[ATAG_Snapper]

Originally Posted by Insuber

An ATAG gentleman explained me today that this behavior of the Spitfire IIa throttle is historical, below 30-40% the throttle was erratic.

Cheers!

Whoever he is.....HE LIES!!!!! HE LIES!!!!! LOL

(Actually, I have no idea. I'm just trying to figure which one of us is a "gentleman"! )