Cameron

Does this happen with other aircraft. Appears to be some kind of clipping, which makes me wonder if it's the way the windows are being rendered in that aircraft.

Sound appears to be loading. Have you double checked that the sound preferences in X-Plane have the volume turned up?

You are allowed two copies. It would require you to use the TBM installer on both installs of X-Plane to work.

@sundog Probably good to get you in on this one.

@Sean Harger Please download and install this beta of Gizmo: http://forums.x-pilot.com/forums/topic/17546-gizmo64-v2004150230-beta/

That feeling is incorrect. As I stated, we had an internal discussion about this. That discussion led us to the conclusion I just told you. That's really all there is to say on it. I wouldn't have a problem telling you if we didn't have something, or we were guessing based on tables, or whatever honest answer I can give. But, the honest answer is as stated. We have an owner co-operating with us who wishes to keep his personal airplane personal in exchange for access, and we are not willing to gamble that relationship in any way in order to please a forum request. At the end of the day, the access and accommodation of such is much more important to us and ultimately this product. Thanks for respecting that.

We had a discussion about this after your initial request and the individual owner who provided aircraft access to us would like to maintain his privacy. We appreciate his effort in helping us and giving access, but also must respect his wishes to keep he and his aircraft "out of it".

What are you talking about John? Not real clear who your reply is for.

X-Plane can be ran in two modes on Mac: OpenGL or Metal When using OpenGL selected in rendering settings, you may fully enjoy SkyMaxx Pro v4.9.1. There will not be a Metal version of SkyMaxx Pro v4 for Mac, sadly. The reason was clearly laid out by Laminar Research (developers of X-Plane) in the following words: "...3-d drawing compatibility will be available for Vulkan, but not Metal. The technique we are using is not available on OS X, so running a cloud plugin on Mac will require the OpenGL driver, not Metal. This isn’t something we can fix with some future bit of cleverness – it’s a limitation of OS X’s APIs. (We would revisit this if Apple introduced a new API but I do not expect this to happen.)" You can read more about that here: https://developer.x-plane.com/2020/02/cloud-add-ons-and-vulkan-episode-iv-a-new-hope/ In other words, it's simply impossible to do.

You already asked this question, received an answer to it, and acknowledged it.

That would require auto-throttle, which the Saab 340 never had in real life.

The aircraft does work in Vulkan. I just flew around with it yesterday.

Use your username instead of e-mail when logging in.

FOUR posts in a row from only you? Yes. Impatient. Don't fill the topic up with unnecessary posts about your problem not being solved. We don't need constant reminders, and it's not going to improve your response time. Vanilla means clean...a fresh install of X-Plane separate from the one you have now.

This is a useless bug report. You need to provide logs, crash logs, and DETAILS.

What the heck is Altitude 1.9.11b?

First off, STOP continuously replying to this thread with impatience. It is NOT necessary. I direct you back to my previous suggestion: http://forums.x-pilot.com/forums/topic/17506-sky-maxx-v4-and-mac-os-mojave-10145/?do=findComment&comment=147628

Computers run software and hardware. Hardware runs drivers. Not all configurations of drivers, brands of GPUs, or even CPUs are the same. Do I really have to explain this to you? Have you never noticed even different issues in Nvidia vs AMD when it comes to X-Plane? It's much bigger than just "software". It's what the software runs on.

There are no alternatives to download. Just wanted to make sure we answered this question too.

Not all computers are created equal. If they were, bugs wouldn't exist.

I think you have your answer then. Submit a bug report to Laminar.

I don't understand what you mean by this? OpenGL is a setting in the X-Plane rendering settings. Vulkan is disabled by default.

Is this using Vulkan? What happens in OpenGL mode?

You got something like re-shade installed? Something looks like it's playing with art controls or shaders there, and it's not SkyMaxx.