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Hm, that is quite odd. Its going to be something with the combination of graphics settings and the AMD graphics card drivers, we've seen odd issues like this in the past with that combination. Some people have found better luck when running X-Plane in OpenGL mode, but as you mentioned, its not always a direct solution. Are you running X-Plane in full-screen mode or windowed?

Yes, the G500 can be popped out as a window and repositioned.

Yes, clicking in the upper right hand corner of the window will popup the G5 as a separate window.

Which GPS units are you using for the approach, can you send your: log.txt file Screen recording/video of what is happening

File attached, replace in M20R/plugins/g5/resources/g5. Rename the attached file to g5_airspeed.png and replace the file of the same name.

Thanks for the report! Regarding icing, the windshield icing is only sufficient to a certain point, a lot depends on the strength of the icing that is being imparted by X-Plane. Heavy icing will cause build-ups

The GTN750 is set by default to be the master device.

Hi, Yes the AFM M20 is becoming the TorqueSim M20. There will be an upgrade process, as it is being entirely redone, but it will be reasonable and well worth it. More to share on this, including detailed features and screenshots, in the new year.

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) For seeing where the C172 G500 is installed, its in the X-Plane 11/Aircraft/X-Aviation/Cessna 172SP G500/plugins

For filing, which aircraft is this, and what should the upper end of the white tape be? If you have a picture of the gauge itself that would be more than sufficient

There is one for the SR20 G1000 Pinging @Attitude on the status of any Entegra paint kits.

I'll log this to take a look

This looks like the Windows audio system got unselected, it should be a quick fix: https://support.torquesim.com/hc/en-us/articles/1500004632641-How-to-fix-OpenGPWS-Audio-System-Audio-Init-Crash

Not via a config file, there is an Adobe Illustrator texture file that can be adjusted. If you let me know the speed tape ranges, I can get one adjusted for you.

You should just be able to run the installer on the second computer. If you are out of computers, it will ask which computer you want to deactivate (each X-A account can have 3 computers tied at the same time)

Hm, I'll need to dig into what command that knob is currently using.

I'm not seeing anything particular in the log that shows what's going on. Can you send a screenshot of what you are seeing?

Do you have a log.txt file of when it fails to load?

Can you send a screenshot and the log.txt file?

This seems like something anomalous is configured besides the engines on these. That TN performance seems like something is going wrong there. The plane maker sliders would be irrelevant as we have a custom engine model. I'd recommend performing engine maintenance through the SR22TN menu (SR22TN in the top X-Plane menu bar -> Toggle Aircraft Window -> Maintenance tab). I'd also recommend checking to see if the TN is loaded excessively, that can be done on the Load Manager tab on the SR22 Aircraft window (not the X-Plane default interface, unless FSE Override mode is turned on).

I haven't seen that issue before. I can take a look at the log you can find a guide to get this file here: How to find the X-Plane log.txt file?

Hi Rudder, we haven't heard either of these issues reported before nor can I replicate them, so I'm guessing there is something conflicting on your system. Can you send the log.txt file? You can find a guide to get this file here: How to find the X-Plane log.txt file?

Nothing too much, slightly different performance profiles for starting, from my experience the C24ST5 is slightly easier to start the engine with.

Hi Mahlon, We don't have custom pitch trim, so the default commands should certainly work, assuming that the electrical system is on and the pitch servo circuit breaker wasn't accidentally popped.

This was forwarded to @Attitude to take a look at and to see if he can replicate the behavior.