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3d Pilots for Take Command! CL650 View File 3d pilots for the Take Command! Hot Start CL650. Myself Steve (Captain) and Cooper (First Officer) of Torquesim. 1) Drop the ppl folder into the Hot Start CL650 object folder. It should look like the image below. 2) In planemaker via Misc Objects you should add the pilots obj with the coordinates shown in the image. Save and enjoy! ***Backup your original acf file, proceed at your own risk.*** ***Do not re-upload these without permission*** ***Updates will erase this planemaker work, so be sure to add these to every new acf file.*** Submitter Attitude Submitted 01/08/2022 Category General Aviation X-Plane Version(s) X-Plane 11  

The G1000 paint kits are compatible but they don't include any of the improved textures. I will be making new kits for our XP12 updates.

If you buy one take me up! Nice shots!~

Thank you for taking the time to make this.

Please post your log.txt here as we will be able to see if there is an issue when you try generating a new tail number. Please only send the log.txt once you try to change the tail number. In your livery folder is there one one folder named "Red Swoosh" or are there two maybe one with a dash or something in the name?

CAPS cover clickspot is now in the right bottom floor pouch and the avitab is now in the left bottom floor pouch. Look under the dash to the left. Cheers!

No worries! Glad I didn't mess something up! Cheers~

CAPS pin is located in the center console under the arm rest, or you can click the same spot as Cooper mentioned. I will do the same for the placard in a future update. For now you can just click the click spot where the tab was. Thanks for your report and kind words!

@Nico3478 What weird sound with the joystick?

I don't see what you are seeing. Pictures please.

Thank you both for the truly kind and encouraging words! Every advancement we make and new big leap we take is because of the support from the community. So when even greater simulations come from our studio you can also thank yourselves for helping us make it happen!

Ah yes, that would do it.

I don't have this issue with my hardware but I am seeing reports of hardware either not playing sounds or like yours playing the knob sound. I will look into this. Thank you for your patience.

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@fsblochI usually do this before every flight. It helps to free X plane up from things I may not need along the way. Glad that it is more stable for you.

Are you running ShadeX by any chance?

1. What command are you trying to manipulate with the joystick? 2. It is castor steering. We do not have a fake fix for this real world practice. You must use rudder pedals or must set brakes to your keyboard to work the differential braking. 3. The engine code is very complex and requires it to be operated to a T, by the book. If any process in the procedure was missed it wont start. Sometimes you have to hold the starter for longer, and if you flood the engine, well you have to do a hot start to unflood it. It is a very realistic unforgiving engine. My process in starting the engine is this: If engine is cold and not flooded... Mixture full forward, throttle full forward, Boost pump on forward, wait until you hear the fuel flow (pump gets audibly louder) then once you hear the change retard the throttle to idle, boost pump to Prime to 2 complete seconds, boost pump full forward again to on, crack the throttle slightly, hold the key to start, if it doesnt come right up then work the throttle back and forth as you hold the key, this will help get more fuel into the cylinders. Sometimes it takes 10 or so seconds to start depending on the weather and engine condition. Hope this helps!