Goran_M

The save state function has 1 or 2 little bugs in it, and is being worked on. This is one to add to that. Thanks.

What happens if you don't load a saved flight? Can you try to shut down the sim, without saving, then restart and click on "resume last flight"? After that, reload the sim and select "Start new flight" with the TBM. Please report back.

Does it always happen at that location? Does it always get fixed if you start up at a different airport? Can you check at a few different airports, and post back the results? What airports are you using and what airports give you the red XX's? (Want to see on my system)

Second try, meaning you had then enabled AI?

This answers a few questions. I was talking with Saso about this, and he was confident it was not the TBM, but something on Laminars end, causing the CTD's. Many thanks for this!

It's a strange one, because, from what I have seen, it doesn't happen to everyone. Me included.

Still trying to nail this one down.

You need to assign a keystroke or button press to "toggle reverse". This will bring the throttle lever back to ground taxi/reverse

Double check assignments. There is nothing to force the power lever up like that. Also check the manual override (Red lever on the left of the power lever)

Is the throttle lever actually moving up/set to full power or is it just the engine power increasing, while the throttle lever stays at flight idle?

The installation file will have the current version number in the name. The synthetic vision is enabled by pressing the PFD button on the PFD. (Softkey 4) Followed by the SYN VIS button (Softkey 1) Your white screen is definitely unusual. I'll forward the problem to toto and see what he can do with it.

Just a shot in the dark. Can you disable all AI aircraft and see if it happens again?

I'll forward the log file. But I'll just make a mention that it's only a small percentage of people getting these CTD's. It's usually down to another plugin causing a conflict.

We need log.txt. You posted TBM900_Log.txt Although it'll be good to have both.

If you don't have them, then don't worry about them. After reloading the TBM in the sim, without any plugins, I will need to see the log.txt file again. I've asked around, and this is the only time someone has had this kind of issue, so I need to see what is happening to your system, specifically.

The log file is the one in the root x-plane folder. Labelled log.txt

I tried this on my end and I can't reproduce. Can you try removing all your plugins out of the Resources/plugins folder, except Gizmo, silver lining and shrink wrap, and then try restarting the sim and reloading the TBM and see if this still happens? Make sure you remove them. Do not just disable them.

Need a log file. But one that is generated immediately after the crash

Double check you are activated. If all this fails, try a reinstall of the aircraft.

Try creating a new airframe.

Please don't adjust anything in the acf. There is code driving the ground handling of the TBM, and any adjustments might cause serious issues. You could try adjusting your hardware in the sim.

Are you sure you went through absolutely everything in the maintenance manager? Avionics section included?

And you're definitely taking off at 90kts? TO Flaps? All trims set correctly?

I have no doubt that you're telling the truth. So no need to prove anything. I'm just trying to imagine what kind of control inputs you must be putting in, to manage the moves you mentioned. There is a selection in the data output section that will show control surface inputs. I would actually be very interested to see what you're doing in that regard. I can tell you the ground handling is being overridden with code, but Saso is the authority on that. Ironically, I think it's the low speed taxi ground handling that is being overridden. It's widely known that X-Planes ground handling needs some tweaking, so maybe this is what you're experiencing at higher speeds.

Put the word out on Facebook. There's even a TBM Facebook group. Get out there and let people know about this on a broader platform.