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P3D v3 AI not using all crosswind runways

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Hello,

So I have this problem with the AI traffic not using all the runways for crosswind conditions. Happens with FSX and P3D.

When there's a crosswind the AI only use 08/26 but not 01L/R, 19R/L. This is ESSA. All runways are tagged "YES" for takeoffs and landings.
essaxwind.jpg

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks,
Eddy
 
for FSX, when i did ESSA all runways were being used, your runway setup looks ok,
being 1R/19L is the furthest runway from the terminal you will not see too much taking off from it as the other runways are nearer,
but there was a few AI landing on it, keep in mind a lot depends on the direction they are coming from as well, try changing the wind direction to see what that gives you
 
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