Judder management

[DavidK]

New Accu-Feel user here, with FSX SP2 -- loving it with those aircraft models that seem able to handle it, but looking for help with those that don't...

The problem aircraft start juddering ever more wildly within a couple of thousand feet after take-off, regardless of wind/weather conditions. I've seen juddering mentioned in a couple of other posts, but can't quite work out what settings (and in what order) to try altering. I'm also wondering if it's an FS9-aircraft-in-FSX problem, as some of these seem to be the worst affected -- although others seem quite happy.

Perhaps a how-to (and in-what-order-to) could be added to the FAQ..? -- and apologies if it's already out there but my searching missed it!

David

[Lewis - A2A]

Hello David is this under Auto-pilot conditions?

[DavidK]

Hi, Lewis -- thanks for responding. Sorry not to acknowledge sooner -- I forgot to activate reply notification.

Hello David is this under Auto-pilot conditions?

Aha, yes, that might be a clue -- it might be only when on autopilot. I'll do some testing and report back.
In the meantime, in case it's of interest, the worst culprit seems to be David Maltby's excellent Comet model (http://www.dmflightsim.co.uk/dh106_comet.htm).

David

[gronden]

That seems the same problem I have already reported (without any solution) using the Wilco 737.

The only difference seems that I get this effect only when I reach the cruise alitude set in the autopilot (but probably because only at that altitude the aircraft should stabilize itself).

[Glendower]

I have the same problem with or without autopilot. If I go to external view, it is even more noticeable; it's more like flipping up and down a few inches and VERY regular.

Regards