[Ground steering!!!]

6 hours ago, Cameron said:

A rudder does not steer a Cirrus on the ground. They use a caster wheel system, which means your left and right breaks are used for turning.

Are you planning something like a toggle switch in the settings for those using joystick twist stick and no rudder pedals? Or could you plan it?

Right now I'm using a third party differential braking lua bound to keyboard keys, but it's extremely annoying.

'N' toggle nosewheel steering doesn't do anything at all

[Dynamic checklist for the Cirrus SR22]

thank you!

[Prime Switch, Map/Interior Lights, Persistence Problems]

27 minutes ago, akatham said:

For me the only way to get persistance to work was to manually set "disable_persist" to 0 in settings.cfg while x-plane is not running.

that worked, thanks!

[Prime Switch, Map/Interior Lights, Persistence Problems]

7 minutes ago, akatham said:

For me the only way to get persistance to work was to manually set "disable_persist" to 0 in settings.cfg while x-plane is not running.

ooo nice, I'll try that

[Prime Switch, Map/Interior Lights, Persistence Problems]

I'll jump on this train, and say that nothing persists for me. Not even the persisten systems switch in the menu.

I have deleted settings.cfg and persist.cfg in the plugins folder as suggested on discord, but for nothing

[SR22 suggestion: Cold & Dark option in case of CTD]

Personally I would love a way to resume the flight and systems, the same way as in the TBM

[Castor/free castor for the front gear]

On 8/10/2020 at 11:27 PM, Goofy said:

Hello 
It would be nice if there was a "castor/free castor" option for the front gear in the aircarft options windows.

In the real life, it's easy to steer a plane with a free castor front gear. However  in X-Plane the wheel brakes management is difficult to use, even with a rudder pedals having toe brakes. They react practically as on or off. It's very difficult to steer on the grouns at low speed. It's more difficult if there's a crosswind.

A free castor option would be a good idea.

I would agree if possible, especially for those of us that don't have rudder pedals. For example I use a joystick swivel stick, and taxi-ing is a bit of a nightmare right now. It's not realistic, true, but would definitely help.

[TBM 900 v1.1.10 Update Released!]

3 minutes ago, WorthyQuill said:

I opened the zip file on a computer where I was prepared to take the risk of malicious code, opened the zip file, deleted the linux installer,
zipped the file to utility and moved the zip file to the gaming computer, opened and installed without any problem with the virus protection

That worked, thank you so much!

[TBM 900 v1.1.10 Update Released!]

1 minute ago, WorthyQuill said:

Yes you are absolutely right that you are not responsible for all problems, but you can easily avoid becoming a cause of problems by realizing that many users do not know the difference between a real threat and a false alarm.
myself, I solved this by excluding the linux installer and then moving the directory into my gaming computer.
You could have easily created a separate zip file for those users using linux ...

Hey can I ask, how did you do that? Sorry, I know nothing about this stuff.

Also good for the devs to know that people who dropped 65 bucks on their product are not necessarily the most tech savvy people, nor is it a requirement to be.

[TBM 900 v1.1.10 Update Released!]

13 minutes ago, Cameron said:

 

I hope someone in this thread can help you with alternatives. I do not use it so I'm not privy to the options you have.

 

What if I install on local PC and then transfer the files to shadow? Or would I have issues with activation then? By on my shadow, the previous version is already activated.

[TBM 900 v1.1.10 Update Released!]

2 minutes ago, Cameron said:

You should read posts in the thread.

I'm sorry, I should have mentioned I am running on ShadowPC, and it is not possible for me to temporarily disable Windows Defender. Is there another way to access the update?

[TBM 900 v1.1.10 Update Released!]

Hi, I am trying to download the update, but both Chrome and Edge instantly delete the file because it thinks there is a virus. As such, I am unable to install. What do I do?

Thanks

[TBM900 and Live Traffic Plugin CTD]

On 10/24/2019 at 4:55 PM, deskpilot65 said:

I just got the same crash with the TBM and Traffic Global.

Was TCAS in Traffic Global settings enabled or disabled?

[TBM 900 CTD. Something reinstalled our exception handler, replaced it with 0000000000000000.]

I will do this. Thank you for your prompt replies, I appreciate it.

And thank you and congratulations for the product, aside from this very annoying thing, it is perfect

[TBM 900 CTD. Something reinstalled our exception handler, replaced it with 0000000000000000.]

5 hours ago, Goran_M said:

Please post your entire log file. Do you have any kind of AI traffic running?

No, none at all. The only AI traffic I use is VATSIM via XSquawkbox, and I wasn't even connected yesterday.

For the log file, I will have to somehow replicate the error again and post it, as for some reason I didn't save it. But having gone through it myself, I can say there were no other errors/warnings, except a parse error with the bluebell CSL packages.

[TBM 900 CTD. Something reinstalled our exception handler, replaced it with 0000000000000000.]

I'm getting random CTDs on the TBM. I can't seem to replicate it whatever I do, it just seems completely random. My log.txt shows the following message: Something reinstalled our exception handler, replaced it with 0000000000000000.

I saw an old thread where the consensus seemed to link it with Active Sky and/or XEnviro, but I can confirm I have neither of the two, nor any weather plugins at all. I just use default X-plane weather.

The sound seems to cut out for a couple of seconds, and then CTD. Unlike other CTDs, the software does not ask me to send a message back to laminar.

Can anyone help/point me in the right direction to how I may fix this?