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The outline only shows if you have "Show Instrument Click Regions" checked in the X-Plane menu drop down.

Can you get a screenshot before he passes out? Trying to figure out what is going on with the settings to cause this.

Is the oxygen flowmeter set in the center console and the oxygen switch next to the flaps both turned on? Can you send a screenshot of both while at high altitude?

Regarding Marker, I'll file that and take a look to see if there is something off there. Regarding FSE mode, it sounds like for some reason (perhaps a folder being accidentally marked read-only by the OS?) the settings file isn't able to save the changes you make. Can you take a look at X-Plane 11/Aircraft/***SR2X Folder In Use (SR20, SR22, SR22TN)/plugins/sr_systems/settings/settings.cfg The line fse_override in that file sets the position of that switch. You can also go into the properties of that file by right clicking, and making sure it isn't set to "read-only"

The in-sim window popups will show at the location of the mouse cursor when clicked. There currently isn't a method for saving locations of the bezeled-popups. With the 1.2.0 update (currently in development), the popup locations will be configurable for out-of-sim popup window configuration, both for bezeled and non-bezeled popups.

Significant performance gain compared to the G1000 SR22, at least on my system (MacBook Pro). I would expect similar to better on all systems, assuming you aren't CPU thread limited.

Are you popping out the bezeled popups onto a different monitor or are they staying on the same monitor? There currently is not a keypad popup but I'll add your interest so its on our list to consider.

The g5.cfg should go into the aircraft root directory, not inside the G5 plugin (this is what we are switching to, so updating wouldn't have the same issues where the old config file could get wiped out. Try placing the g5.cfg file I provided where the automatic generated one is now located. That should hopefully get it working!

You can try the attached g5.cfg, using the 1.2.0 version of the G5 plugin copied from the Islander. This g5.cfg should go in the M20R Ovation II G5 folder. g5.cfg

Putting key in ignition switch: afm/sr/cmd/panel/keyPositionIn And removing key: afm/sr/cmd/panel/keyPositionOut

When you load the C172 G5, what isn't working? 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?

Further additions to the Entegra -- Airspaces, Airways, and Highways!

Yup, it is turned on by us in the acf file itself, the switch box in X-Plane doesn't affect this aircraft

What a beautiful flight Can't beat Molokai and Maui

Currently the G5 that ships with the manual installer is an older version compared to the Islander. You can copy the G5 from the Islander's plugin folder and replace the one in the M20 folder. With the 1.2 update (that ships with the Islander), the "acfConfig.cfg" file that was inside G5/settings, is now "g5.cfg" and lives in the base of the installed aircraft directory. Copying that file out of the M20's plugins/G5/settings folder would ensure you keep the same integration.

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? Regarding flight school mode, that only works with default aircraft in X-Plane to my knowledge.

I would recommend trying to turn down the texture resolution. The SR22 uses a lot of VRAM, and when combined with high res textures, there is a likelihood you are running out of VRAM.

The Pocket Rocket has significantly higher resolution textures and mesh compared to those default aircraft. You could turn down the X-Plane graphics settings and/or texture settings to see if that improves it.

@DeadZone44Please send a screenshot of your Graphic settings, the log.txt file, and what the average FPS is (a rolling average is displayed on the left hand side menu that shows when your mouse is on the left edge of the screen). Something is definitely wrong if its unflyable. I mainly use a MacBook Pro laptop (Radeon 5500M graphics) and I am running at ~45-60fps. Your specs seem to be far above any sort of minimum, definitely way above what I am running on.

I believe this is a current bug with the SVS system and X-Plane's handling of waypoints, its been forwarded on to the SVS developer.

The commands are only loaded into X-Plane while the plane is currently loaded. Perhaps you are going to joystick settings from the main X-Plane page? Try loading the M20, then assigning the commands. Hopefully that should work!

Hi TC, In the X-Plane joystick window, pick the command you want to set, (or you can go straight to keyboard and go from there). Search "afm" and then in that list there should be "m20r" and under that, find "popup". The commands you would want are shown:

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 is a good change is that 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)

The nose-up effect of the aircraft is much more pronounced at lower weights. I'd recommend putting a bit more weight up front in the aircraft and that behavior should subside.