Yosemite troubles.

[Jose Almeida]

Hi,

 

Have you noticed this? http://www.x-plane.com/?article=x-plane-crashes-osx-10-10-yosemite. We will have to wait for 10.35 to see those problems solved.

 

José

 

 

[Colin S]

It makes me sad that they won't fix XP9 since a lot of people running slower machines use XP9. I haven't run X-Plane on Yosemite yet (I switched to PC for anything graphics intensive) but my condolences to those who lost their X-Plane.

[chris k]

Which Is odd, since I have 3 different OSX systems, all running multiple installs of XP10.30, all under yosemite -- and everything has worked perfectly fine for me...

 

- Ck.

[Cameron]

I also have Yosemite with X-Plane and have no issues running X-Plane 10. After speaking with Supnik, this issue ONLY happens with people running in 10-bit mode on their monitors.

[AngeloM]

Another problem of Yosemite, already filed as bug, is about aliases: if you put custom scenery on another disk and you create the aliases those are not recognised by X-Plane.

[chris k]

Use unix-level symlinks, not the "Apple Aliases" created from Finder.

 

i.e.

"cd /Volumes/user/Desktop/X-Plane"

"ln -s /Volumes/OtherDIsk/Custom\ Scenery/ ."

 

I use symlinks all over the place

Edited November 15, 2014 by chris k

[AngeloM]

Oh, that's interesting!

Aliases were working until Mavericks, I'll try symlinks asap thank you very much!

[UA90]

I have heard about problems with blender and x-plane with yosemite before i even heard a word about the new operating system. Still using mavericks (rather ise mountain lion)

[diamonddriller]

There are several of us iMac users, particularly with mid 2011, 27" , 16Gb ram and ATI Radeon 2Mb graphics cards, who are now getting stuttering and varying frame rates under Yosemite (even 10.10.1).  These faults are making XP unusable.  I'm praying for a resolution to this soon, and am having to use a Boot Camp installation while I wait, as well as (and it's slow...) booting from an external HD with Mavericks on it, and then using my internal HD's X-Plane installation.  

 

Not good 

[diamonddriller]

As a further, I have experienced a remarkable recovery.  The iMac went to sleep with the stuttering XP running, and when I returned to wake things up 10 minutes later, XP was still running (of course) but the frame rate was fantastic, and there was not a stutter to be seen........

 

I have shut down XP and restarted it, upped the resolution, etc., and it seems OK so far.

 

As for later, or tomorrow, who knows?