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We've received a list confirming what is not compatible with 11.50 b17, and could potentially cause CTD's when run together with the TBM. Bandicam Ground Traffic Pilot Edge (yet to fully confirm) SimVim XJet X-Life XPRealistic xSquawkbox xSwift If you have any of these installed, and you crash when running the TBM, please remove the offending plugin and re-test.

Hi, UWXP was the problem, thanks for the info. My version is outdated, I will try the last version. Thanks.

This works good for me. I always use linear curves and to lessen the sensitivity at the top, I keep the curve fairly low until the right portion where I let it go to full deflection. Hope this works for you. I've tried lots of ways of doing this but I like this the best

Thanks Cameron. That's really reassuring. I'll report back after it is up and running. Apple have told me it could be another couple of weeks. I resisted Catalina, because I have a few 32 bit programs left that are useful. Maybe I'll run those few in Mojave as a virtual machine in Parallels for a while. It's a thought.

Awesome! Thank you for the response.

@Attitude I obviously went about the resizing in the wrong way , so I did what you suggested instead. The appearance was not bad (after all, a lot of developers offer so-called lo-res liveries), but it made absolutely no difference whatsoever to the frame rate. It merely depleted the size of the loaded textures a bit. Your point about different developers is, naturally, appreciated. Variety is the spice of life! I'm on an iMac, which was top of the line (27", 4GHz i7, 32GB ram, 4GB graphics), but it's almost certainly the graphics card that is the weak link in the chain. Newer cards will surely perform better in Metal , and the latest iMacs have several other areas of improvement. I'll see when my new one arrives. It doesn't matter how much I dial down the settings in b17, running in Metal. The frame rate is still poor. For this setup, OpenGL works better. It's also quite likely that Vulkan will run faster, and I could try this in Boot Camp.......... For me, it's mainly just curiosity, and it's not a complaint. Sometimes, these inconsistencies can easily be ironed out, but I think horsepower is the answer here. X-Plane is very resource hungry, and it makes Macs run quite hot. It will be interesting to learn how MSFS 2020 runs on modest rigs, as nearly every tester seems to have been equipped with top of the line CPUs, and similarly expensive 11GB 2080Ti graphics cards! Thanks for your interest and support.

Hello Coop and many thanks your rapid response. Really getting into the sr22 now and for info X-CPLPilot plugin is now working well enough and recording sr22 commercial operations. Cheers, Bruce