Passengers that sink below stairs

[Butch]

Some of the departing passengers will sink or fall below the stairs and some will descend normally. At first, I thought that perhaps my ladder alignment was off
but not the case. This is the Just Flight DC6.

https://i.postimg.cc/bYRmyKdf/Capture.jpg

[virtuali]

Is this happening with that airplane only ?

[Butch]

Yes. so far only the Justflight DC-6 plane.

[Butch]

Here is same plane with same results at KMEM (your Kmem) Memphis.

https://i.postimg.cc/9fkjV764/Capture.jpg

[Butch]

This time, I tried the Just flight Douglas DC-4 and all the Pax went down the ladder at the FSDT KMEM airport with no issues.

[Butch]

How can I customize a cargo point as per screen shots. There are no provisions to locate passenger ladder on the right side of this aircraft.
I can make a cargo point for the left side as there are wide opening cargo doors. If I do that, then there is no menu option to just offload cargo.
In other words, to get any cargo off I have to off/on load passenger. One follows the other. This is the Just Flight DC-4 airplane.

https://i.postimg.cc/nrV71hxp/Capture.jpg

This just illustrates that I can locate both cargo and pax ladders on same side- baggage cart non functional (no unloading of cargo).
https://i.postimg.cc/VNcJRk9p/Capture2.jpg

[Butch]

Bump....Anyone??

[virtuali]

There are no provisions to locate passenger ladder on the right side of this aircraft.

That diagram is just an *example*, what counts is the actual position of the door, which can be on either side. When moving to the other side, you must also rotate it 180 degrees, so the green arrow points on the outside.

Also, your last screenshot of the DC-4 shows is taking data from Simconnect, which is the normal situation when you haven't configured anything yet. In that case, GSX will work somewhat, but doors positions will not be precise.