MiniMackeroni

Hah. Aah. Yeah, at first glance I assumed that since the patch came out on the 30th and your version was updated on the 30th, you were just really quick with the update. Thanks for the help, though!

This may have been something to it. I installed the master branch instead, which includes the 2.6.24 instead of the version on curse which has the 2.6.23 and it seems to work now. Weird. Edit: Did a rollback to the curse version. Can confirm. That's a bad miss.

I'm not using FAR. KSP version is the latest 1.1.2. And the AA version is the latest as well. Re-downloaded and re-installed today to see if it was a botched installation or something. Attempted with two different (custom-made) planes. Now attempted with the Aeris 3A and the Osprey, all autopilot modes causes the plane to become very uncontrollable right after take-off with the control sliders flipping out, eventually crashing the plane if I don't deactivate the Master Switch. I can sort of influence my bearings. Holding a pitch button does tend the plane to pitch up or down, but with struggle and jittering. Decided to upload an Imgur album (with descriptions!) http://imgur.com/a/YJJPS Edit: Ah, I forgot about the Mouse Director autopilot. Here are some images from testing the Mouse Director with the Osprey stock plane http://imgur.com/a/gAKDl Hope this helps

I tried it before and it unfortunately wasn't the problem. Is there a pre-flight sequence I have to do? Fiddle around with the settings? Or should the default settings be usable?

I'm not sure I entirely understand what I'm supposed to do to activate the altitude control. Or make any of the autopilots function. Whenever I activate the Master Switch, all of the control sliders go haywire, alternating left to right with pitch going up and down at a seemingly random pattern. This seems to happen in every autopilot mode (Mouse Director, Cruise and Fly-By-Wire), regardless of settings or what is activated. Maybe I'm missing a step. What did I just break?