1.1.6 CTD in Maintenance Mode

[turby47]

Hello,

I noticed it crashed when select the landing gear tab in Maintenance Manager.

I already tried removing all other plugins except gizmo. Same result.

Also, I noticed on the edge of the windshields and windows there are some white line or something.

I have never saw this in previous version.

Please take a look at this.

 

Thank you.

 

TBM900_Log.txt

Edited March 10, 2019 by turby47

[turby47]

That white line can be removed by turning off the rain and ice effect.

BTW the rain effect was one of the best.

I wish I could remove that white stuff.

Edited March 10, 2019 by turby47

[Goran_M]

1 hour ago, turby47 said:

Hello,

I noticed it crashed when select the landing gear tab in Maintenance Manager.

I already tried removing all other plugins except gizmo. Same result.

Also, I noticed on the edge of the windshields and windows there are some white line or something.

I have never saw this in previous version.

Please take a look at this.

 

Thank you.

 

TBM900_Log.txt

I need your log.txt from the root X-Plane folder. But only immediately after the crash 

[turby47]

Here's the log you requested.

I was able to reproduce the problem once I completely wore off the brake pad so that the aircraft would not stop.

Or maybe it was too hot? When I removed the airframe and create a new one, I was able to access the landing gear maintenance mode. 

 

Log.txt

Edited March 10, 2019 by turby47

[Goran_M]

Go to the Hot Start discord and send a PM to Saso (totoritko) and include that log file.  This is something for him to look at.

[turby47]

2019-03-09 23:41:58 TBM900[fail.c:932]: Component left gear brake disc has failed due to excessive wear (worn: 100.000000%, slope 1.0). You can prevent this by observing performance limitations and servicing the aircraft regularly in the maintenance hangar.
2019-03-09 23:41:58 TBM900[fail.c:935]: Failure impact: sim/operation/failures/rel_lbrakes
2019-03-09 23:41:58 TBM900[fail.c:932]: Component right gear brake disc has failed due to excessive wear (worn: 100.000000%, slope 1.0). You can prevent this by observing performance limitations and servicing the aircraft regularly in the maintenance hangar.
2019-03-09 23:41:58 TBM900[fail.c:935]: Failure impact: sim/operation/failures/rel_rbrakes
2019-03-09 23:43:37 TBM900[elec.c:1182]: MAIN GEN tripped (69.6A, 28.2V, rpm: 0)
2019-03-09 23:44:03 TBM900[maint.c:2038]: assertion "fail->fail_name != ((void *)0)" failed: 

Log.txt