Another crash in exterior view

[eomer]

I've just done a clean install of XP12, i.e. completely uninstalling and reinstalling from the Steam site. Then I installed and activated the plane (version 1.5.2) and only the plane. I haven't installed anything else. The only changes I've made to the simulator are calibrating the flight controls and lowering the monitor resolution to 1920x1080

After this test (for me definitive) I see that the problem is not in the plugins or add-ons of other developers. The problem is with the plane, either XP12 has it or both. I don't know what it could be, but the truth is that if with a clean installation this fails... We're not doing well.
I corroborate Stephan737's comments, that's the way I see it crashing on my computer.

I will definitively uninstall this aircraft and wait for you or Laminar to provide a solution... if there is one.
Meanwhile PMDG at MSFS

Log.txt

[Litjan]

2 hours ago, eomer said:

but the truth is that if with a clean installation this fails...

I believe that a clean installation should not have this flag in the log.txt - it is used by Laminar Research as a telltale sign that the user has installed or altered something that affects the "inner guts" of the simulator that should never be touched...at his own risk (but probably unknowingly when installing something).

--=={This application has crashed!}==--
(Art controls are modified.)

Here is the snipped from the settings.txt file that warns users about modifications to it:

################################################################################
#
#                    S T O P ! ! !
#
#    This is X-Plane 12’s settings file.  This is NOT your preferences.  You
#    should not edit this file, delete it, or modify it in any way or X-Plane
#    may stop working.  If you do accidentally touch this file, simply re-run
#    the updater to get a new clean file.  Your preferences are in
#    Output/preferences.
#
#    This file contains low level tuning for X-Plane's rendering engine; it
#    is set up by Laminar Research before X-Plane ships.  Please close this
#    file now!!
#
#
#
#
#
#    Still here?  You're a hacker?  The documentation that follows is for
#    the use of LR's internal dev team.  You're welcome to poke at this file
#    in the privacy of your own home, and if you find a tweak you like, you
#    can email LR.  But please:
#
#    - DO NOT make an add-on that requires this file to be modified.  The
#      format is completely unstable and subject to change without notice.
#    - DO NOT contact tech support or LR if you change this file and bad
#      things happen*.  If you tweak this, you're on your own.
#
#    * Bad things include: X-Plane crashing, X-Plane hanging, X-Plane failing
#      to start, rendering artifacts, your whole computer hanging, your
#      computer catching fire, and highly trained monkeys stealing all of
#      your underwear.
#
#    You have been warned.
#
#
################################################################################

#    This file maps X-Plane rendering settings (as seen by the user) to art
#    controls that actually affect the rendering engine.  The file contains:
#    - Basic UI info, e.g. the setting strings and tool tips.
#    - Tables that map particular setting choices to particular art controls.
#

 

[Pils]

1 hour ago, Litjan said:

(Art controls are modified.)

Good spot! Also shows when certain datarefs are modified.

[eomer]

5 hours ago, Litjan said:

I believe that a clean installation should not have this flag in the log.txt - it is used by Laminar Research as a telltale sign that the user has installed or altered something that affects the "inner guts" of the simulator that should never be touched...at his own risk (but probably unknowingly when installing something).

You don't believe me.
I haven't installed anything apart from the plane. Absolutely nothing. I've only calibrated the flight controls and lowered the monitor resolution.
If anything has been added that could affect the rendering, it would be reflected in the file I uploaded. I'm not lying.
Again, the problem is with your software, XP12 or both

I resign. But I think it's a pity. I think it's one of the best aircraft (if not the best) currently out there for XPlane

Edited December 3, 2023 by eomer

[Pils]

19 minutes ago, eomer said:

Absolutely nothing. I've only calibrated the flight controls and lowered the monitor resolution.

Maybe it’s because you loaded the SR22 first.

[mjrhealth]

His log shows no addons, but gizmo throwing an error

[Gizmo64]: Dataref 'sim/flightmodel/position/magpsi' has been replaced. Please use the new name.

@eomer

My advice try loading ixeg direct or after a simpler plane like a 172. Trying to load one complex addon after another can crash xplane. Does it to me on many planes.

Edited December 3, 2023 by mjrhealth

[Pils]

1 minute ago, mjrhealth said:

[Gizmo64]: Dataref 'sim/flightmodel/position/magpsi' has been replaced. Please use the new name.

Not really relevant to this, but will eventually need to be addressed.

[Litjan]

2 hours ago, eomer said:

You don't believe me.

I believe you - it is just the "art controls modified" that is weird.

One last thing you could try is to update your GPU drivers to the latest certified...and you have no overclock running, right?

[eomer]

The CPU is not overclocked. There is only one XMP profile enabled for RAM which gives a lot of stability to the system

[mjrhealth]

2 hours ago, eomer said:

The CPU is not overclocked. There is only one XMP profile enabled for RAM which gives a lot of stability to the system

But seems you are the only one with this issue, so it not necessarily the plane. Could be many things. Just dont go to external view, different airport... is your pc power supply enough,