Hypoxia

I was flying the C-133 Cargomaster, it was a slow climb then suddenly the cockpit started to dim then went black. Course some of you old XP hands know what it was, so I Googled it and found a few topics relating to it, apparently it's the pressurisation needs setting causing Hypoxia.

This is very real life I suppose but I thought something was wrong with my PC, I was relieved to read it was just this setting, I read on one post it can be eliminated in the Settings/General but I couldn't find it, so is there something to eliminate it as I also like to fly using the AI and that also doesn't know where the switch is lol?

 

While I'm on about this aircraft, as I said it was a slow climb, so in Planemaker is there a setting to speed it up slightly, I found the setting to turn off the smoke from the engines as I thought it was a bit too much?

Well, XP11 removed the option to turn off hypoxia / g-load blackout effects. Apparently, all in the name of "as real as it gets" LOL.

Thanks RR, I thought I read that but wasn't sure after reading other posts on the subject.

Wrong info.

Menu > General > Flight model, uncheck the 'simulate blackout, redout & hypoxia effects' box.

 

Thank you for the correction. Either I kept overlooking that, or they must have changed it in the more recent versions.

I haven't got that option in my General menu.

Not sure it says in the log:

X-Plane 11.00dvd1 (build 110020 64bit)

 

I got the update option but then after updating I had to keep the disk in the drive to use XP, plus the AI flying the plane acted up. forget what it was but I didn't like it so I reverted back.

 

Where are the beta updates?