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Since these guys have nothing to do for such an update, they certainly aren't wasting their time by working on the Citation.

I can't speak for stability on the others, but it's partly the reason for the hold back at X-Aviation, with needed fixes being implemented for X-Aviation to comfortably release with version 10.3 of X-Plane (Laminar is fixing some stuff). We are very, very close on the XA side to releasing our 64-bit version. Stability and quality are the two most important factors for us.

Yep! Classic case.

http://www.x-aviation.com/catalog/cessna-p-57.html

Definitely a memory issue, trust me. Older versions of X-Plane used LESS memory to run, so this makes sense.

I assume these have custom objects at them, or around them? Either way, your description is classic of memory exhaustion. Turn down rendering settings, or avoid these airports. We're almost there with 64-bit...hang tight.

The devkit is a highly subpar resolution.

Re-Run the X-Plane updater and see what happens.

Inside your X-Plane folder you will see a version of X-Plane labelled: X-Plane-32bit Run that, it will solve your issue. We will be releasing 64-bit shortly. Any further questions please utilize the support ticket system here: http://www.x-aviation.com/catalog/contact_us.php

Still workin', nothing changed.

Driver issue for sure, and sounds like you're on beta drivers at that. Assuming this is an Nvidia card, be sure to use 3.14 drivers: http://www.nvidia.com/object/win8-win7-winvista-64bit-314.22-whql-driver.html If you're on Linux you should use 3.13. The no_glsl option actually doesn't work in X-Plane any longer.

Plenty of recent posts in here keeping everyone up to date, including the fact that Laminar has been actively involved in fixing bugs in an effort to get this out the door.

It's US Airways buying American, not American buying US Airways. They are merging and keeping the American name, but US Airways management will run the show. One World will be the alliance of choice. All aircraft will be painted in a new paint scheme, and it has not yet been finalized which livery (either an entirely new one, or the new AA one) will become the brand of the new airline.

This thread is full of information: http://forums.x-pilot.com/topic/939-the-b737-classic-project/?p=52366

No, not 64-bit, but yes, it's available upon request and is the version just prior to 1.5.2.

Be sure that you are in the camera view used with the keystrokes: shift 9 Once there, click the RMB on your mouse and drag around to see if that's working. If not, perhaps there are some corrupted preferences here.

Hi, Marc, Use the contact form at X-Aviation requesting a 1.4.5 version and we'll help to get you sorted to see if that helps.

So assign some buttons to 'q' and 'e' key bindings and you should then be able to use the joystick. All I told you above can be assigned to the joystick. I was giving you keys to have another work around in a lazy way and as examples if you wanted it.

Doh!

I understand all you have said. Even still, that lake in discussion appears to have been built in 1943. More on it here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dale_Hollow_Reservoir

...no.

He uses proxies to sign up and sign in under a crap ton of ip's. It gives him away every time though. One minute he signs in from California, the next he signs in from Europe. Dumb.

Cycle views has never been in X-Plane, but zoom in/out is. Simply go to the joystick settings, then click the 'Buttons: Adv' tab. Hit the button on your joystick you would like to assign something to, then hit the radio button that says 'general/'. You will then see various options for zoom. Can't say I've ever used a gamepad with X-Plane, but I can't think of any logical big reason why it wouldn't work unless the gamepad is registering as a button click in an awkward way. With a joystick hat switch the pan is very smooth. Sure you can. Press 'Q' or 'E' when in 2D, or use the arrow keys to pan sections of a large 2D panel if it's not all in view. That's a baffling statement. Are you using some old aircraft? Check out the new default planes like the Baron, Kingair, 747, etc to see what 3D cockpits look like. You can see other examples of images taken in 3D cockpit mode on our Saab project here: http://forums.x-pilot.com/topic/4189-saab-340a-cockpit-preview-december-10-2012/ You surely must be using an aircraft not intended to have a 3D cockpit then. You can certainly assign this type of stuff already using the button advanced section of the joystick. It's a matter of finding the datarefs you want to assign to buttons. Otherwise, just use the keyboard. Use '<' for moving backwards, '>' to move forward, use either with shift held down and this will produce faster movement. Do this in 3D cockpit mode (Shift 9) or in exterior (Shift 4) mode. Again, use 'q' or 'e' in the 3D cockpit mode to "walk" right or left. As said, already exists. Use 'q' or 'e'. It's a new platform for you and you're just going to need a little time to warm up to it. It's not unlike a lot else, and with flight sims you take what you can get.

Lies. All lies!