Cameron
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No, that version has been removed from production servers and blacklisted in the activation system many moons ago.
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First time I've ever heard of this since it was put on sale.
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No, none of the tutorial stuff. There are several YouTube series to help you through that though.
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It already fully supports X-Plane 12.
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No. The new M20R will essentially be an evolution of the old, so it will be removed from sale.
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If you're going to publicly make statements like this, at least qualify it with the fact you haven't even owned the product for 24 hours yet. People get the wrong impression reading that a company isn't replying to them like you've just done. Details matter with claims like this. Standard reply times on the X-Aviation website are posted as 3 days, but usually quicker. Thanks for the patience.
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At the moment it's too early to say how that will play out. It really depends how much time that will involve to maintain both branches, and to be frank, there has been a mass exodus to 12 based on metrics we have already.
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That sounds like you're using X-Plane 12. The IXEG 737 is only compatible with X-Plane 11.
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Wrong forum section: https://forums.x-pilot.com/forums/forum/266-challenger-650/
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You will need to post another log file after removing DataRefTool.
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Well, you clearly have it and installed it: /X-Plane 12/Resources/plugins/64/mac.xpl (com.leecbaker.datareftool).
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There was an issue we have been diagnosing for the past 24 hours at our datacenter. We have resolved this problem and orders should now process.
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X-Plane controls the camera orientation in 3D space and how knobs or buttons are interacted with. A developer does not take control of this.
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No.
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I don't think 12 is really off to a slow start. Developers are definitely focused there. The issue is the update was significant enough to warrant enough work from developers vs previous years (like moving from 10 to 11). There's just more work to be done per product, and any developer who has been around these upgrades in the past knows that initially X-Plane is a moving target in new major versions. Laminar is still doing a lot behind the scenes, and developers are in constant contact providing feedback and trying to iron things out. X-Plane 11 is dead in terms of the future. The overall customer market has already shifted to 12 (already 70% of add-on installs are for 12 when the choice is available). As X-Plane 12 is not really all that more demanding than 11, I would suggest you download the demo of 12 if you have not already and give it a shot. You may actually like the performance. It's especially gotten better over the last few builds.
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We haven't solidified new features at this time. For now, the focus is getting the product converted to 12.
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The last entries in this log are from Traffic Global. I would advise removing this plugin temporarily to see if this still persists.
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Take Command: SR22 Entegra v1.2.0 Update Released!
Cameron replied to Cameron's topic in Entegra SR22 Series
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You can make road overlays in WED, yes. However, unless it's a rural area this could get tedious really quick. A better solution would be to get the road data from OSM and then learn how to load this data for use in DSFTool from Laminar Research (X-Plane creators).
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I think before we go chasing something as a problem, you should first go to YouTube and look at other Hot Start CL650 videos from users to determine if you're hearing what the other videos hear. Sounds are subjective from ear to ear. It may be that you're desiring something that isn't quite right to you, and well, sometimes things are just that way. If you feel like something is missing in what you're hearing vs. what other customers hear on their YouTube videos that you cross reference then we should definitely investigate this further. If such is the case, please upload a video of what you're hearing to compare.
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Happy to see you're enjoying it!
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No. Until Laminar opens up their weather API, there will be no weather radars. In v11 for the TBM it was a rather crude hack to even get it to work as was.
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There are no hooks to read in positional weather data from X-Plane. Therefore, a weather radar cannot be produced if we are not fed the information on where and what type of clouds/weather X-Plane draws in a tile.
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At the moment we are waiting for a couple of libraries to be updated that are relied upon by the G500. It's in development, but we don't have a firm timeline other than that for now.
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ORBX, a renowned flight simulation software developer, has unveiled their latest release, "Landmarks Brisbane," designed specifically for X-Plane 12. This remarkable add-on package offers virtual pilots an opportunity to explore the vibrant Australian city of Brisbane with unprecedented realism and attention to detail. "Landmarks Brisbane" showcases over 100 of the city's most iconic buildings and landmarks in exquisite detail. From the majestic Story Bridge to the enchanting Wheel of Brisbane and the captivating Queensland Cultural Centre, each structure has been meticulously recreated to capture its unique essence. The use of high-resolution textures, custom-designed autogen, and meticulously crafted night lighting further enhances the immersive experience, bringing the city to life like never before. Employing cutting-edge 3D modeling and texturing techniques, ORBX has ensured that Brisbane is portrayed with utmost accuracy and authenticity. Every architectural detail and characteristic of the city has been captured, allowing virtual pilots to navigate the cityscape with a remarkable sense of realism. The inclusion of custom-designed Heliports adds an extra layer of versatility and excitement to the experience. "Landmarks Brisbane" is now available for purchase on ORBX's official website, catering to X-Plane 12 enthusiasts. By immersing themselves in this meticulously crafted virtual rendition of Brisbane, flight simulators can explore the city's iconic landmarks and revel in the beauty of this Australian metropolis.
