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I can't seem to get my aircraft to move forward using a keyboard. Flying backwards is fine, but using the ^ key is a nogo. Controller works fin theough! OS: Wi

I can't seem to get my aircraft to move forward using a keyboard. Flying backwards is fine, but using the ^ key is a nogo. Controller works fin theough! OS: Windows 10 (Build 16251) Browser: Firefox Developer Edition (58.0b10 64-bit)

samstave 9y ago
Off topic, but did they really have 16,251 builds of windows. Is that low, high or normal(expected)?
- GroSacASacs 9y ago
  normal, modern dev with automated builds and git creates a build every time you commit (or every push), and you can commit for a missing comma so ... with 10 or more people working on it on a daily basis it can go up very fast
  - samstave 9y ago
    ah, yeah that makes sense - I was thinking of “releases” not so much “builds” and thats why it looked weird to me...
    - mschuster91 9y ago
      Also I believe that this is the kernel build counter, and it's the same counter that's used since Win95. Someone has published a list: https://www.gaijin.at/en/lstwinver.php https://www.gaijin.at/en/lstwinver.php edit: it's not the kernel build counter and MS has cheated with it in the past, but it has stayed sequential across the whole NT tree (as this is where any post-2K Windows originates). https://www.howtogeek.com/140411/learn-the-secrets-of-the-windows-build-number/ https://www.howtogeek.com/140411/learn-the-secrets-of-the-wi...
- tambre 9y ago
  Raymond Chen has got a video exactly regarding this! (https://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/One-Dev-Minute/One-Dev-Question-with-Raymond-Chen-Have-there-really-been-14000-builds-of-Windows https://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/One-Dev-Minute/One-Dev-Quest...)
mechanical_berk 9y ago
Same issue on both Firefox (57.0.2) and Chrome (62.0.3202.94) on Windows 10 (build 16299.64). At least for me forward doesn't seem to be completely ignored; while holding it down it will occasionally spurt forward a bit.
behringer 9y ago
I had to refresh the page once or twice throughout my play time because of key issues.

samstave 9y ago

Off topic, but did they really have 16,251 builds of windows. Is that low, high or normal(expected)?

GroSacASacs 9y ago
normal, modern dev with automated builds and git creates a build every time you commit (or every push), and you can commit for a missing comma so ... with 10 or more people working on it on a daily basis it can go up very fast
- samstave 9y ago
  ah, yeah that makes sense - I was thinking of “releases” not so much “builds” and thats why it looked weird to me...
  - mschuster91 9y ago
    Also I believe that this is the kernel build counter, and it's the same counter that's used since Win95. Someone has published a list: https://www.gaijin.at/en/lstwinver.php https://www.gaijin.at/en/lstwinver.php edit: it's not the kernel build counter and MS has cheated with it in the past, but it has stayed sequential across the whole NT tree (as this is where any post-2K Windows originates). https://www.howtogeek.com/140411/learn-the-secrets-of-the-windows-build-number/ https://www.howtogeek.com/140411/learn-the-secrets-of-the-wi...
tambre 9y ago
Raymond Chen has got a video exactly regarding this! (https://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/One-Dev-Minute/One-Dev-Question-with-Raymond-Chen-Have-there-really-been-14000-builds-of-Windows https://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/One-Dev-Minute/One-Dev-Quest...)

mechanical_berk 9y ago

Same issue on both Firefox (57.0.2) and Chrome (62.0.3202.94) on Windows 10 (build 16299.64). At least for me forward doesn't seem to be completely ignored; while holding it down it will occasionally spurt forward a bit.

behringer 9y ago

I had to refresh the page once or twice throughout my play time because of key issues.