CI and SI 180 degrees off heading?

[Otulf]

Hello!

I have flown the AJS 37 Viggen on the Kola map. (Single player)

I started in the air and so far so good.

When I landed at Vidsel everything was fine until I came to the second half of the runway.

After passing the middle of Vidsel runway, my compass and SI (HUD) indication turned almost 180 degrees!?

I landed with "skedesväljaren" in "LANDNING/PO" and had landingclearance for visual landing at rwy 11 from ATC. 

At final approach, heading on the compass was fine, also on touchdown but after a while the heading changed almost 180 degrees!?

 

Perhaps I have done something wrong? I do not know?

 

I have attached a couple of screenshots taken during landing. 

 

Yesterday, 2025-11-05, I tried the AJS 37 on the Sinai map ant the same issue is there also.

My system specs:

Intel i5 Cofeelake 12400F, 64GB RAM, Nvidia Geforce GTX 4070 12GB, 2TB SSD, Thrustmaster Warthog HOTAS, Virpil combat pedals, AOC 27" HD gaming monitor.

 

Best regards:

Otulf

Edited Thursday at 06:45 PM by Otulf

[Mr_sukebe]

I've had something similar on both the Kola and Germany map.

Cold start, power aircraft up, 9099, and my heading is 180 degrees out.

I'm hoping that it's just me being a muppet.

[Mr_sukebe]

I found what appears to be a workaround elsewhere.

There's a comment that if clearing the FXO and Metashader folders in Saved Games doesn't work, to ensure that you do NOT have Mavs loaded on the aircraft during a cold start.

That solved it for me until my aircraft had finished aligning, then it promptly broke again.

Edited Thursday at 08:35 PM by Mr_sukebe

[MYSE1234]

New bug introduced with the last update.
Changing the KURSKORR knob a little and then back again will fix it (in all cases I've seen it happen).

[Mr_sukebe]

24 minutes ago, MYSE1234 said:

New bug introduced with the last update.
Changing the KURSKORR knob a little and then back again will fix it (in all cases I've seen it happen).

Ooooh, that worked.

Lol, spoke too soon (again).  Worked until take-off, at which point it was back to 180 degrees out again.

Pah.

Edited Thursday at 08:57 PM by Mr_sukebe