Cameron

Short name for backup, probably.

Hi, Tom, Sounds interesting. Maybe something with activation? What were to happen if you re-open the plane? Does the activation window pop back up? I saw you re-activated today, so do let me know if there's something I can do to assist you! http://www.x-aviation.com/catalog/contact_us.php

If only you knew! It's even more frustrating here...over 7 different computers this has been tested on now, Mac, Windows, and Linux, and we can't seem to duplicate any of these Mac or Windows CTD errors! We'll get there. Definitely frustrating for all, and we do apologize for the inconvenience for those that must patiently wait!

Thanks for making attempts anyhow, Rod! Your taking out the time to report and help others here is GREATLY appreciated!

Reply coming soon, Simon. Unfortunate that you're the only one with this problem.

To me it seemed like a subtle move to say that this hasn't been responded or updated in a while, and because of it you aren't receiving any updated emails with forum alerts. If this is a wrong assumption feel free to clarify.

Great! Glad you're on your way! As this has been resolved, this topic is now closed.

Ventsi, Sounds like the yaw damper issue. This was changed to reflect the real life aircraft in version 1.1. Pleas see the following topic: http://forums.x-pilot.com/index.php?topic=2355.0

Great! Glad you've got the hang of it. Keep up the good work!

Looks great! Have you been doing this in GIMP?

Please see here: http://forums.x-pilot.com/index.php?topic=2204.msg22700#msg22700

Mainly because we are the subset of creators of Gizmo at X-Aviation, and we always ensure you have the LATEST version of Gizmo now. Keeping older versions may put you at risk of memory leaks, bugs, etc. As producers of the product, there's really no need. The other reason being the CRJ will NOT work with older versions of Gizmo. Why two plugins? Because it's more efficient that way for many reasons, all in end of which aren't necessary to outline. Thanks for chiming in!

Hi, All, Gizmo is required and is installed for you. The other plugin installed for you is called Shrink Wrap. These two plugins work together. Gizmo handles the cURL functionality to connect to the server while our other plugin handles the rest of the activation procedure. Gizmo and Shrink Wrap are not the culprit here. I have done internal tests with customers who have had this crash problem, and to troubleshoot I have had them delete both Shrink Wrap and Gizmo. During these tests, the crashes still occur. There is something else at play here.

As this has been resolved, this topic is now closed.

That's just the X-Plane USB key, often times used for an alternative to a DVD, OR for the pro versions of X-Plane. Normal.

Hi, Two options... 1. Re-Download the installer (this has been fixed in a new installer uploaded yesterday) or 2. Follow the instructions here: http://forums.x-pilot.com/index.php?topic=2351.0

Now that this has been solved and ruled not a CRJ problem, this topic is closed. Thanks for the updates, Nova!

This is correct, and it's done this way so that: 1. Your routes will work with your upgrade 2. Any liveries you download don't have to be manually installed again 3. Your activation license will be retained so that you do not have to re-activate after each upgrade In short, this is programmed this way as a convenience factor and to make your life a little easier.

It honestly will take you less time to contact X-Aviation about it than to write on the forum and get upset AND write X-Aviation about it. Come on now... http://forums.x-pilot.com/index.php?topic=2349.0

Better yet... Can you explain which 1.0 plugins you had left behind? Was this in the aircraft folder, or the resources/plugins folder? I have tested this over and over and over now. Each time I install 1.0, run 1.1, and then fly X-Plane. All 1.0 files are deleted, and 1.1 works flawlessly. Thanks for any info!

Closed topic, as this case is solved!

Yes, the installer does this for you. Some people have tried to remove files on their own, or move locations of the product, and this causes issues. To everyone here: When you install 1.1 (This was said in the update e-mail notice as well), the installer will detect whether you have a 1.0 or no install at all of the CRJ. Depending on your situation, the installer will do everything for you. There is no need for you to manually remove 1.0, and you shouldn't!

Hi, Thiengo, Thanks for joining X-Pilot and for your enthusiasm! This topic was made in response to the announcement that the CRJ-200 was cancelled long ago. This thread is now as old as January, and I ask that you kindly be mindful of not resurrecting old topics in the future. Enjoy the CRJ and what it has to offer!

Our server shows that you have successfully installed and activated this product, so this topic is now closed.

The CRJ does not have autothrottle, therefore TOGA (if you mean by N1 controlled) is not there. Our X-Plane model is accurate here. VNAV also is not a feature of the CRJ, thus it is not in our simulation.