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Gizmo is not installed. You'll need to re-run the TBM installer and make sure it's installed. Perhaps an anti-virus deleted it last time?

Please considering searching in the forums next time:

Disabling that should solve it.

Do you have Zink enabled in the X-Plane rendering settings?

It's not a plugin. It's a setting in the X-Plane rendering settings.

It would seem that's the exception and not the common rule. That's the first SR20 I've ever seen without them. Either way, the answer above is still the reality. There are no plans to make that an option.

https://github.com/skiselkov/opengpws/releases/tag/v0.4 Grab OpenGPWS.zip from under the "Assets" and unpack it inside the airplane under the plugins folder, replacing the old one that's there.

No, the wheel pants cannot be removed. In real life it does have them: https://www.airliners.net/search?aircraft=16943&display=detail There are no plans to change that or make it an option. The retail variant of the SR20 will not see a G6 option. We only offer this to commercial license purchases in conjunction with the appropriate RealSimGear Perspective+ hardware.

This is not the same issue. You have permission issues you need to sort out. As the error states, the installer is unable to write files. Having X-Plane or any apps live in the Users folder can cause issues on a Mac.

Can you provide a video of this since you've decided to join the topic? We haven't seen or had this widely reported before.

You don't need to ask. One will be posted when there is one, I assure you.

I'm pretty certain XPRealistic does have a serial key. You should contact whichever company you bought it from in order to obtain the key you need to enter in case you don't have it saved.

@gemster18 I understand your frustration regarding the TBM 900 not yet being updated for X-Plane 12 compatibility while other aircraft, like the IXEG 737-300, have already been updated. The teams that work on these products are different people. As has been previously mentioned here, the TBM team (Hot Start) is actively working on a TBM update that has proved to be a major challenge, and ultimately a big re-work of how the product is done. Each aircraft presents unique challenges during the update process, and our goal is to deliver a stable and high-quality product that meets our standards and your expectations. We appreciate your patience as we continue to work on the X-Plane 12 TBM 900 version. We value your feedback and are committed to providing the best possible experience for our customers.

Wow. You're really triggered.

Wow. Talk about a failure to comprehend what was said to you. There was no denial of updates in the future, or that the product is in need of them. You just chose to take it all in a whole other way than intended.

1:41:29.346 G64: error: Run(timer): FLCB_hydraulics: [string "IXEG_33.lua.ra1"]:1365: attempt to perform arithmetic on a nil value @tkyler, this is the relevant error for this one.

It was $14.95. Let's not get ahead of ourselves on the entitlement here. We priced it low for a good reason. We absolutely could have gone higher, and would have been much better off in doing so, but it would have been morally dishonest. That was a personal decision on our part. Half-baked is exaggerative. We were upfront from the beginning that the initial while was going to be compatibility for running the X-Plane 11 version in 12, with some fun upgrades (like the cabin and new lighting). By the time the store and these two people have their cuts, we're not talking insane money here, @MatthewM. The hours spent getting the product to even work in X-Plane 12 was a huge task. By all accounts, we wanted to be honest and fair, and by my book, it was more than fair.

If you have manually removed the CL650, best course of action here is to manually delete the uninstaller located in X-Plane/X-Aviation. This will get you back to a fresh starting point and no Windows Registry issues to worry about.

No, there is no ETA for the next update. It's simply done when it's done. The company is not dead. The forum you are posting on is not dead. Hi. The aircraft sounds are terrible? What? Hate to break it to you, but the sounds themselves aren't going to change. They will use FMOD, but I would not expect any great shift in how they actually sound. Oh, it's definitely possible! IXEG is not other aircraft developers, and other aircraft developers are not IXEG. This point is pretty irrelevant. There have been a few updates since release. It is not the same package as was released on day one. There was one given:

Thanks for your feedback, Iain. It's been noted and understood. Like I've said before, we'll try to do better next time.

That icon means there's a featured post IN the topic, not that the topic is featured. You'll see the featured post within that topic when you open the topic. Anyways, pretty much no one ever seems to message or have confusion about this at this point. It was in 2023. I'm sorry you felt confused in the whole matter. We'll try to do better next time.

Do you have XPUIPC installed? It's known to cause this issue. The solution is to find an older version of XPUIPC, or remove it completely. Unfortunately, the developer of that plugin hasn't been around for some time. Yes, you can assign these in the joystick configuration area. Just do a search for IXEG in there and you'll find commands pop up.

With a Level 2 failure and something also happening the same on the DC-3, this is a clear licensing issue. You'd be better off sending a support ticket into X-Aviation and sorting this one on one. It's likely an issue specific to your computer/situation. https://www.x-aviation.com/catalog/contact_us.php

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