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Can you post a screenshot of your Graphics settings?

A = 14.4cm B = 12.2cm C = 66.4cm D = 38.1cm E = 25cm F = 31.8cm

Pretty much what Pils said, but also, it has the least amount of scenery, so load times are much quicker. It's the developers choice of airport when it comes to testing add ons. It very well could be. Just keep an eye on things, and make a note of the crashes. I know other people have X-Life installed, and they haven't had any problems. But it's impossible to know what causes the crashes without physically being at your PC. The only solutions are to test at default airports, or vanilla X-Plane installs. Keep us posted on what happens.

Give me a list of what you need, and I'll do what I can.

Does this happen regardless of location? Try to not compare other add ons. The Zibo 737 is built upon the default 737, and is coded differently. The TBM could be conflicting with some traffic or scenery bug. Before digging any deeper, try loading the TBM at SCIP and see if the problem persists.

You have a lot going on in your log file. You also have quite a lot of plugins installed. The biggest concern is a crazy amount of lua errors trying to read datarefs that don't exist. The only thing I can suggest is to do a fresh/clean install of X-Plane. The other option is removing all the plugins you have, and then adding them, one at a time, and reloading X-Plane each time, until the problem presents itself again. Unfortunately, with the amount of plugins you have installed, it's almost impossible to nail what is causing the problem without a clean X-Plane install.

That's an incredibly short log file. First of all, completely remove Skunkcrafts Updater and place it somewhere outside your X-Plane directory. Re-test. If that doesn't work, I suggest downloading a demo version of X-Plane and install that, without scenery, somewhere else on your PC, reinstall the TBM and then try to run it on the demo version. Please post back results.

At the current moment, I'm not sure what can be done about these, as it is indeed an X-Plane issue. If it is, what I THINK it is, I'll try a few things and see if I can hammer something in there to stop these bleeds.

Oh Jesus. Ok. I'll fix it as soon as I finish punching myself in the face for 15 minutes.

Closed the gap at the top of the cabin sliding door. The visors might be tricky. I mean, they need to go somewhere.

Fixed for next update

In the root X-Plane folder, you will also see a file named log.txt This file tells us everything we need to know about what might be causing the crash.

Under your account, click on "View the orders I have made." You will be presented with a list of whatever you have purchased, with a download link.

Here's what this means. You've installed your operating system more than 3 times on your computer. In this case, freeze the earliest one, as it's not on your computer anymore. (You've installed over it). OR You have 3 computers with the 650 installed on each one. You are allowed only 3 installs of an XA addon. If a 4th is detected, you will be prompted to de-activate one of the others. Doing this is irreversible. So make sure you de-activate one that you are sure you will never go back to.

@Bulat You are crossing the line with your comments. Reel it in, please. You are on a fast track to getting no further responses.

I need the log.txt. Not the TBM900_Log.txt

Hopefully we can get the update out to you ASAP, so you can really put her through her paces. We're HOPING for some time this weekend.

We still have more to put in the update. Trying to kill as many birds as we can, with one stone.

Noted for fix.

If it stopped loading suddenly, then it must have been something you changed or added to X-Plane. It won't spontaneously stop loading. Can you post your log.txt (Not the TBM900log.txt)

Will do.

https://forums.x-pilot.com/forums/topic/23351-autopilot/?do=findComment&comment=174048

Before starting X-Plane, please try the following. Remove Ground Traffic AND LiveTraffic completely, and put them somewhere out of your X-Plane folder. (Desktop preferably) Start X-Plane, and at the intro screen, select SCIP as your location. Wait for it to load. Please post back results.

Thank you! It appears it's on all ARM CPU's. We're just glad it's fixed on our end, instead of potentially waiting for XP12 or for Apple to fix something.

Here's what we found. @flanker35 @gsuri We have discovered that the latest update to Apple's OS Monterey 12.2, combined with further optimizations to the 650 code, under the M1 Processor, has done something to how the CPU works with the 650. It just so happened that Monterey 12.2 dropped around the same time our updates did. I wasn't seeing it on my developer build, because I have older code on that version. However, I did load a current beta version, and I was seeing some very strange things happening. Everything seemed to slow down and took its time aligning. As well as getting a sound loop on the various cockpit sounds. This all eventually righted itself after a few minutes, and Saso determined the problem was the Mac's translation through Rosetta that was doing all kinds of strange things. After some digging, Saso eventually fixed a few things, and sent me a new build. After loading, all issues were resolved. So, expect an update in the coming days that resolves this issue. Many apologies for this minor hiccup.