Yes, this is my major grip with X-Plane, since version 9.

Austin introduced the torque effect, but he didn’t combine it with other effects.
Stable state ( in the sense of sideslip ) situations are apparently difficult to model
in X-Plane’s BET approach.

New datarefs have been introduced, and talented devs will be able to explore their use
and create some sort of prop effects, but it’ll have to be specific for each aircraft
they design.

I would rather prefer to see this limitation addressed in the core FDM, even if partially :-/

Bug reports in the bug reporter, NOT here.

It’s not just a matter of spiraling slip stream, there is also the so-called P-factor which produces a yaw moment adding to that produced by the spiraling stream. I wonder if these effects are actually taken into account, since I noticed an almost absent yaw effect, especially when performing go around maneuvers (abrupt change from low to high power, where you typically expect an appreciable left yaw – for clockwise rotating propellers).

thx found it.

I don’t think its the CPU, it’s probably the GPU because the new GPS uses some of the new openGL code for drawing nice anti-aliased lines on the map, and that requires GPU power.

There doesn’t appear to be any spiraling slip stream in XPX ? Single prop AC should yaw to the left on climb out ! This my biggest pet peeve in the sim! Maybe Austin can chime in ?? Hope it can implemented one of these days !!

We are _not_ going to do that. We are going to install the new GPS in the Kingair, B58, and Cessna before we go final.

The new GPS is _part_of the airplane – we don’t provide a quick-flight option to “use jet engines” when you pick the C172. The integration with the aircraft is too tight.

No – clouds don’t chew VRAM, they just use up GPU’s fill-rate (e.g. the GPU’s abiity to fill in pixels.)

File a bug, please do not try to report bugs here.