Update on the process: The error is known and a solution is being worked on. A great extension, thank you very much for that. Unfortunately, I have a problem with the operation: (Xbox Series X with Controller) As soon as Flow is active, I can no longer operate / click on anything in the aircraft with the controller curser. If I connect a mouse, the problem does not exist, everything can be operated with the mouse. However, I would like to operate exclusively with the controller. Is that not possible?
You have to give the possibility to put the same things that are in the fs2024 bar, otherwise how can I activate push back for example? Sim briefs etc?
Just bought Flow Essentials for the Xbox. Seriously, it's a wheel of bugs! So I rate it 5 stars for the idea, minus 3 due to the poor flow of coding (mainly, as of April 2024, I've spent three hours either trying to position the wheel where I want which is nearly impossible or trying to fetch the main pointer back into the middle of the crazy wheel.) 🎉💶💴💸😢
The wheel cannot be "positioned" it simply opens in the center of the screen if you choose it that way, or exactly where you click. This sounds like user error, please contact support directly. help.parallel42.com
This is fantastic news for Xbox users. Thank you!! One quick question - I am on Xbox Series X - I do not use a controller - I use a mouse/keyboard and the Velocity One - Can I still manipulate and Edit the wheel without the controller? Thank you in advance.
I have the same set up as you I.e. I use the V1F controller and a mouse. I hardly use the XBox controller at all. The Flow tutorial is a bit misleading because it suggests it is for XBox users, whereas what they mean is that it is for people who use the XBox controller.
@@flybeeson7950 Not sure what you mean; the title suggests what the title is: Flow on Xbox - Quick Start It's a quick start guide for our friends on Xbox. Does some carry over to PC? Sure, but this was directly targeting Xbox users.
@@Parallel42 All I mean is that not everyone who has an Xbox for MSFS uses an Xbox controller. For example, many people with an Xbox now use a Velocity One Flight (V1F) Controller. In which case your video, fine though it is for people who use an Xbox controller with their Xbox, is not relevant for those who don't. The title suggests that everyone using an Xbox needs to pick up their Xbox controller to operate Flow. However this is not the case, and in fact it would not suit them to do so. Consequently there is some confusion which could have been avoided if your video had made it clearer that it was targeted specifically at people using an Xbox controller with their XBox. Flow Essentials, which I have, is a very fine product by the way. Your video is excellent as well apart from this small criticism.
What? This is titled a quick start tutorial and that's exactly what it was, a tutorial that was quick and covered the basics. I don't understand you, with all due respect.
