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I can have a look at this next time for you.
I just did an IFR flight in the jet with VNAV and everything setup. Everything worked fine till ATC forced me to dive from 10000 to 2300 in 8 miles b/c they are dumb. And then after FAF and sitting at 100 knots ready to shut off AP and go visual ATC never handed me off to tower. Approach went silent and never handed me off.
Also when I switched the approach b/c I was assigned a different one enroute it forced me to get clearance on my new route but the ATC wording was changing destination to....well...my current destination. Then they stuck me at 10000 for some reason and finally it clicked that I was flying the right approach and then they started to make sense until they never handed me off to tower. Pretty much broken.
* The G1000 172 also has the same WT BUG of not Activating 1st Waypoint so requires a DIRECT TO. We seriously should be given ingame Warnings for such BUGS to not treat us like TESTERS always.
The waypoint bug is still intermittent. I'm not sure what causes it. I removed all discontinuities thinking it might that but that did not work. And you cannot remove the ones for VECTORS so you get this weird break in your flight plan on the GPS. The textual plan is ok but the graphical one shows no connecting flight path between a waypoint where vectors starts and GPS begins and / or where IAF begins.
I do not fly IFR IRL nor am I certified so I cannot say how the real world avionics work. I should try it out in the Garmin sims for the 430W and 530W. The 750 and 1000 demos are not free so I cannot try those. Also the demos don't have integrated AP so its a moot point to try on the sims.
Unfortunately the messages I found indicate that the Vision Jet is NOT modeling this function at all in the sim's 3D cockpit. So users are awaiting a response and fix.
NOTE: There are bindings you can use for hardware control, but I didn't wade into that yet. Visit Flight FX's discord and ask them or their users about it.
In the meantime, if all you're doing with OBS is setting up approaches aligned with a runway, just select any of the VISUAL approaches while flight planning to your final airport and runway destination in the G3000. You'll get the same thing as your OBS approach (a course lined up with the runway) but also an Final approach point with an altitude that sets you up at a good starting point for an approach.
It shows that final approach point as the beginning of a "glideslope" diamond on the PFD as well, but I haven't been successful yet in getting the autopilot to follow that glideslope and I do it manually. More testing to come.
I also used to do OBS approaches, but now use the GPS Visual approaches exclusively.
(If you're using OBS for other navigation alignments, you'll have to wait until Flight FX fixes their knob.
On the Vision Jet there is actually no OBS button on any of the GTCs on any page that I can find.
Then on any GTC that you have set for PFD mode, there will be a big fat active OBS button in the center of the top row of buttons on the PFD HOME page. Click the OBS button and it goes from suspended to active.
Then of course as you know, you would now turn a CRS (course) button to set the OBS to your desired runway heading at the destination. But as I previously stated, the VISION JET doesn't have a course knob at the moment. Supposedly it's the upper/outer knob to the right of the OBS button.
BUT if you want to test out the G3000's OBS function, it WORKS in the TBM 930, because there's a big fat CRS 1 knob on the upper instrument panel. It adjusts the HSI setting and also the OBS line that is now displayed on the MFD map.
Anyway, either find out the proper variable/setting for hardware devices from VISION FX (may require third party software), go without, wait for VISION FX to update the Vision Jet, or play with OBS on the TBM930.
The G3000 just wants a destination/waypoint to set the OBS, doesn't matter if you're in GPS or LOC mode, once you hit the OBS button, it's going to use the destination waypoint.
Then unfortunately, the knob next to the OBS button doesn't do anything in the Vision Jet,as it has no functional course knob. It SHOULD, but it doesn't.
Unfortunately Flight FX's discord shows many users waiting for Flight FX to fix this.
There are supposedly some hardware variables you can use to simulate the knob with hardware however. So we wait for the fix... (the OBS function DOES work in the TBM930 though, using its big CRS 1 knob)