The plugins between the two aircraft, so the crash would result from the different settings. I'll see if we can figure out what is going on with the flickering though.
Popouts can be opened from the RXP GTN menu under plugins.
Regarding the glide slope, the airplane will just follow what the GTN sends to the HSI. What was the HSI showing for the glideslope indicator?
From the logs, I'm seeing SVS still enabled, disable it by setting "svs" to 0. If disabling that doesn't help, try also setting "disable_mtuploader" to 1 as well in settings.cfg.
The settings.cfg file to change is located at: X:\X-Plane-12/Aircraft/X-Aviation/SR22 Series/TorqueSim SR22/plugins/sr_systems/settings/settings.cfg
Both the alternators can disconnect at idle throttle settings. Alternator 1 should kick in as long as the RPM is ~750. Alternator 2 should kick in ~1100 rpm.
In "Aircraft/X-Aviation/SR22 Series Entegra/TorqueSim SR22TN Entegra/plugins/sr_systavi/settings", open the file "settings.cfg" in a text editor. If that file doesn't exist, you can create that file with that name. In that file, try setting "disable_mtuploader = 1".
LNAV and VNAV modes should be entirely independent. The Entegra just follows the navigation guidance output by the RealityXP units. Regarding GPS2, make sure to select GPS2 on the Entegra PFD prior to changing the GPS2 to GPS navigation mode from VLOC.
Sorry, forgot to mention that part. Under Expert -> Autopilot configuration check "AHRS" for AP heading source:
In the X-Plane 12 folder you should see an application titled "Plane Maker". Open that, and then from the file menu, open the C172 G5 acf file.
I see the issue, a checkbox was missed on our part with the XP12 C172 install. We will get this fixed in a bug fix update soon. In the mean time if you open the C172 G5 acf file (X-Plane 12/Aircraft/X-Aviation/Cessna 172SP G5/Cessna_172SP_G5.acf in Plane Maker (installed alongside X-Plane 12 in the root of the main X-Plane folder). Under the Systems window under Standard, check these boxes.
I see you are running X-Plane 12 on macOS. The current builds of the SR22 need to be run with X-Plane in Rosetta mode. We have the arm64 architecture already added and functional on our development builds, we should be rolling that out to the beta and full release soon.
Hi Rick,
While the roadmap isn't certain, the current priority order is:
X-Plane 12 updates for our existing aircraft (SR2X series, BN-2 Islanders, PR)
CitationJet 525
TorqueSim Mooney M20R
Realistically, the M20 is at soonest many months away.
With X-Plane 12, X-Plane added an electrical item for the SBAS receiver that defaults to not being installed. This will be added in the next update with X-Plane 12 support.
We've got the needed libraries updated and are completing final internal testing before pushing the update out to everyone. Finally in the home stretch.
That's an issue with the XP11 FMOD pack being loaded in X-Plane 12. The X-Plane 12 update will release with fixes for that. Until then, that warning can be ignored.