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Largely yes there haven't been major issues with it. The update to get the intricacies tuned is almost complete at this point as well, so that should be going out shortly.

Its not something currently on our roadmap

Yes, RealSimGear has detailed instructions on the link here for installation: https://help.realsimgear.com/en/articles/4999380-g1000-pop-up-plugin

We have a version of the rsg_pop plugin (https://help.realsimgear.com/en/articles/4999380-g1000-pop-up-plugin) for the M20R available here.

It appears you aren't signed into your X-Aviation account through Gizmo in-sim, and thus the plugin isn't able to activate. Sometimes on multi-monitor setups the Gizmo sign-in dialog can appear off screen. To circumvent this, load X-Plane with only the single primary display (unplug any additional monitors and RealSimGear hardware) connected to your computer and it should present itself. Following that, you can restore your displays to as they were before.

Hi Tim, You could bind these commands to a joystick or keyboard key through X-Plane settings, for keyboard specifically, look in the dropdown list for afm -> pr -> cmd -> .... To find them. A similar method for joystick setting, there you'd need to select the option to view all commands. When doing this, make sure the Pocket Rocket is loaded and running in-sim so the custom commands show.

In order to debug what is going on, we will need you to send us a copy of the X-Plane log.txt file. You can find a guide to get this file here: How to find the X-Plane log.txt file?

There will be an X-Plane 12 update, but it will likely follow the SR2X and BN-2 series' updates. For bezel-less popouts, the commands are: afm/pr/cmd/popup/PFD_NOBEZEL afm/pr/cmd/popup/MFD_NOBEZEL

From that screenshot, it appears the plane's systems might not be running. Can you send your log.txt file?

GNSS receives GPS steering commands from the GPS, while NAV follows the HSI. GNSS provides better turn behavior on some more complicated procedures.

It looks like the Microsoft Visual Studio C++ Redistributable is missing. You can install it following the guide here: Steps to resolve plugins not loading (Error Code = 126)

Nothing public at this time

Unfortunately currently X-Plane does not expose the approach segment of the flight plan via API. We have a request in, and have had good discussions with them, about adding this capability during the XP12 run, but it isn't possible currently. The rest of the flight plan should show (Departure, Enroute, Arrival), it is just approaches that don't. A bit more detail, per the product page:

The configuration by default should work with the RealityXP GNS430s. Once installed, enable the GNS430 by going to RXP GNS in the Plugins dropdown and select the 430 to both GPS 1 and GPS 2, to turn them on.

The profile can be removed through the softkeys on the bottom of the MFD. There should be an option labeled “PROFILE”.

To make sure it isn't something specific with your system, does the G500 and popups work in the C172 G500 that is installed by default? If it is, for the aircraft where you installed it to, we look at the dataref specified in g500.cfg for determining the power state of the G500. The default is: "power_dataref = sim/cockpit/electrical/battery_on"

The GNS430 is part of the Entegra SR20 (not the G1000 SR20). It is the default GPS for that, but if you have RealityXP avionics installed they could override it. If you do have RealityXP avionics installed, disable the devices from the RealityXP menu and the X-Plane GNS 430 should show.

The BN-2B and BN-2T are not pressurized aircraft. You can disable X-Plane hypoxia effects if you want to fly that route, in X-Plane settings: https://x-plane.helpscoutdocs.com/article/89-high-altitude-black-out-hypoxia

We have it on our list to update the modified aircraft to the X-Plane 12 aircraft.

We bundle a modified C172 with the G5 installed as part of the main installer. In X-Plane, load the C172 from the aircraft menu that is labeled "G5" in the aircraft name.

As the plugin only runs on a per-aircraft basis, in the aircraft that you installed it in, you can remove the "rsg_g500" and "OpenGPWS" folders from the aircraft's /plugins/ directory.

In order to debug what is going on, we will need you to send us a copy of the X-Plane log.txt file. You can find a guide to get this file here: How to find the X-Plane log.txt file?

Integration into the panel of an aircraft requires the aircraft developer to integrate it into the panel objects. From the G500 menu under Plugins in the aircraft, there are commands to open the popup windows.

When starting, be careful not to flood the engine. Just ~2-3 seconds of priming is sufficient. Then throttle 1/4" in the virtual model (if you have a hardware throttle, it is likely less). When cranking the starter, gently oscillate the throttle if it didn't catch. In case something was damaged in the maintenance engine, you can restore the aircraft to new by deleting the contents of the X-Plane 11/Output/SR20 folder.

Hi, it appears the aircraft isn't activating. From your log.txt file it appears the plugin "Gizmo" is not installed. If for some reason you removed this plugin, make sure to put this plugin back. Potentially, an antivirus system could have falsely flagged the plugin and removed it. If so, make sure to allow the plugin. Rerunning the Islander installer will reinstall the latest version of Gizmo.