Anyone here use both the CS707 and FSPassengers together?

Twice in a row now, I can be flying along no problem, and all of the sudden FSPassengers pops up a screen saying that "you cannot add fuel to a flight in progress."

No big deal since I wasnt trying to add fuel in the first place, but then when I click off the warning, all of the sudden Im upside down in a deep stall and spin that takes my from 33,000 feet to ground level in a few seconds.....CRASH.

Twice in a row.

Im 100% percent positive I didnt hit anything by accident, so Im wondering if somehow the programs are not playing nicely.

Only add on Im using is the CIVA INS

First occurance happend a few seconds after lift off...the second occured during cruise.


Ideas?

(Im trying this forum because people are friendlier....as a last resort I go to Fspassenger forum where they openly mock people.    )

Yes Windows 7....Ill look into that fix you mentioned.


Here are some more details, the text of the pop up warning I got just before it flipped me over on my back.



Sorry no in-flight refuel allowed


Once a FsPassengersX flight is started you cannot add more fuel as it would cause problems with fuel consumption and quantities in the flight report.

FsPassengersX has restored your original quantities in the tank(s).

Want refuel truck, fuel zone or FSX fuel dialog ?

In this case call the fuel truck, select the FSX fuel dialog or put your aircraft on a fuel zone before starting a FsPassengersX flight and then don't touch the fuel sliders in the FsPassengersX payload dialog. Your aircraft will remain loaded exactly as you set it.

Remember: You can also load fuel per tank with the FsPassengersX payload dialog, click on "advanced fuel" button.

Short on fuel in flight ? (FSX refuel key in flight)

Then sorry for you, try to sort out this situation. Wrong fuel management is a frequent cause of accidents in reality so it should be planned carefully before flight. FsPassengersX is here to make you a better pilot.





Somehow, FSP is thinking I am adding fuel somehow?  Is this s byproduct of the way the 707 transfers fuel around?

I'd ask on the FSP forums but apparently not only do they mock peoples problems, but then they ban your entire Ip address from even accessing the website....fun and games.

Will let you know how this progresses.....

(Surely it could not be the CIVA INS?)

Well it happened for the third time after about 40 minutes of flight.

uiautomation.dll didnt seem to make any difference.

This time I can 100% confirm that it was not in responce to any keypress.

I was sitting back away from the computer letting CIVA INS handle the navigation at cruise altitude.

I didnt touch anything!

All fuel tanks were half full and no other errors were evident.

After the so called "fuel warning" I once again got dumped into a spin, and was semi-amused to note that  (now that I had crashes turned off)  even after I hit the ground the 707 continued to spin crazily in the grass.

A few more options exist:

1. Flight with FsPassengers but without CIVA INS.

2. Flight with CIVA INS but without FsPassengers

3. Anything else you guys can come up with.


To be fair this is my 4th time flying the 707 since purchasing it, but the previous 3 flights had no problems at all.   (all made with INS and FSP running)


Help?

hmmm. I filling tanks with FSP advanced mode. I never tried to open emergency tanks x-feeds inflight. but i did it onground while checking fuel systems with FSP already running.  And i opened and closed X- feed inflight on every flight.

My bug experience came when i started recording in FS-Recorder. After that FSP disconected from FSX and gived me that bug.
I dont use INS, so cant tell. But trying to fly it without INS good idea.

Anyway i think its Net Framework problem. trying to reinstal MS Net 3.5 may be good idea too.

BTW Edwin, why are your air conditioning systems, both packs off, and temp control not set, and flight recorder off? that can be REEEALY uncomfortable
P.S. just kidding

Cj95 - dont despair, we gonna find some solution i think