Project Opensky 764 Question

[DreRX8]

I'm fairly new to editing the payload models and what not--but I am having a problem with Posky 764 (the latest model). I adjusted it so
that it is seating the right amount of passengers; however I still cannot fully load the plane with fuel and passengers without it being at
least 110% overweight--and that's before I add any cargo. How would I go about 'increasing' the MGTOW? Can that be adjusted with
FSPassengers or do I need to get into the config. of the actual aircraft some kind of way?

[pagir]

In fact, many "true" planes can't be loaded at max with PAX, fuel and Cargo without beeing overweighted a lot. So your payload model is probably
better than you think

Pagir

[DanSteph]

Anyway to be sure you can check your aircraft.cfg weight while browsing to this site:
You have the 767-400 page here http://www.airliners.net/info/stats.main?id=105

look at "weight" section and check the aircraft.cfg
here the main page with all aircrafts:
http://www.airliners.net/info/

If all weight are ok then as said pagir on many airliner you cannot fully load the aircraft
and take also the max fuel...

Hope this help ?

Dan

[DreRX8]

While true you can't fully load the plane--but this is not the case with the POsky 764. With 200 passengers (capacity is about 240-250
depending on config) and full fuel its overweight--which isn't accurate. That's with 0 cargo as well. I am attempting to fly HNL-IAH as
CO2; lifting off from 8R is hairy to say the least with enough fuel to make it with this config. Even with full flaps Its hard to get off the
ground--in reality the 764 has much much better performance. Is it a specific flight dynamics problem with this model? How would I go
about 'increasing' the MGTOW? Can that be adjusted with FSPassengers or do I need to get into the config. of the actual aircraft some
kind of way?

Oh--thanks for the replies btw.



Post Edited ( 09-15-05 17:01 )