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TorqueSim has posted the first work in progress update since announcing their new BN-2 Islander to soon be released. This week previews include a new livery and cockpit images. Also mentioned is the systems implemented for the aircraft. You can read more about it in the forum post here.

This will be considered more of a study-level simulation and will not have a poor G1000 implementation, unlike the competition you mention. You'll be quite pleased.

Pinging @Ben Russell on this one. Shows a Gizmo crash.

TorqueSim has posted the fourth update for their upcoming SR22 aircraft. In this update Coop covers how the SR22 will include a fully custom engine model, and why it's important to do so rather than using X-Plane's standard model. Check out the full update and screenshot previews by going to the forum thread located here!

In their latest posting on the Rotate website, the developers state: "After a few months of silent work, we can now show some screenshots featuring the MCDUs. Around 30 individual pages were put in the roadmap, and most of them are already operative. Some of the most relevant pages are shown here on these screenshots. We have advanced a lot in the FMCs and FCCs, continuing with the dual cockpit approach. The autopilot is now waiting for tuning. We are preparing now to address the few pages and functions that you will miss on this publication: the performance related pages which are part of our next milestone, along with aerodynamics and navigation." You may find the full posting of screenshots and information by clicking here.

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You did not provide the information asked for, plain and simple.

TorqueSim has announced late stage development of their Islander BN-2. This aircraft will feature a high quality model, PBR textures throughout, a full custom electrical system with working circuit breakers, support for the AFM G5 avionics on launch, and of course the fantastic roar of its O-540s will be rendered in beautiful FMOD! You can read more about the announcement and see more screenshots here.

Today is the final day to get the Pocket Rocket at a steep 45% discount. Get yours today by going to X-Aviation! The Pocket Rocket is a highly detailed simulation of a PT-6 equipped Pocket Rocket originally inspired by Thomas Dietrich. This aircraft comes with a simulated G1000 that gets its internal Synthetic Vision code from the famous Hot Start TBM 900, includes a simulated Garmin G5, numerous liveries and a maintenance and failure simulation. FMOD sounds are also included to give you that extra edge!

TorqueSim and X-Aviation are proud to announce the BN-2 Islander! Initially started independently of TorqueSim, the inclusion of this beautiful bird into the new TS development pipeline has allowed for rapid progress and the seamless integration of custom systems, as well as boosting the quality of the 3D models and textures significantly! This aircraft will feature a high quality model, PBR textures throughout, a full custom electrical system with working circuit breakers, support for the AFM G5 avionics on launch, and of course the fantastic roar of its O-540s will be rendered in beautiful FMOD! All that, and more to come as we plan to update and improve our product throughout its lifetime! To stay up to date with what’s going on keep a close eye on the forum here! Stay tuned for more dev updates, screenshots, and insights, and of course for the big moment when the plane is available to fly on X-Aviation!

I think Jan made pretty clear in this topic where we stood on it. Either to remove completely, or remove the ability to turn. Removing is likely the option to take with X-Plane offering native support.

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Hi there. Please also upload the Gizmo Log.txt file.

It would probably help if you told us what aircraft you are seeking help for. You've posted this in a General Discussion forum and not a product forum.