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I'll note it down. I don't really want to tilt it down, but we can widen the cone.

Point number 1.

You can click anywhere on the side of the Garmin (not part of the screen), drag it around the screen until you see the bottom corners of the unit. In each of the bottom corners, you'll see an arrow (pictured below). This arrow is only visible when the mouse is over the pop up. Click on this arrow and drag it in or out to resize the pop up to your desired size.

Can you post a screenshot of what you are seeing?

We're looking into this. I've run some tests and removed plugins, and it appears X-Plane gets caught in some kind of loop, and it only happens with the Saab, and only at specific airports. Still not sure what's doing this, but we'll get it fixed asap.

It will match our TBM, because Jason Miller, one of the owners of Foreflight, helped us in making the TBM by doing consulting work for us.

I would guess you would need to update your operating system. High Sierra is quite old. @JGregory ?

Reinstall the Saab and disable any anti virus programs you might have running. Some anti virus programs read Gizmo as a virus. I can assure you, this is a false positive and there is no risk to your computer.

That's a really weird one. I've tested it and saw something in the log file that is likely causing the issue. I've sent my log file to Jim and he'll investigate.

Do you have Gizmo installed? When you put the mouse over the right side of the screen, does a "toolbar" slide out? If yes, how many icons does it have?

Fixed for the update

Did you check the tiller selection under "user preferences"? Make sure you have set it to use your hardware and not the actual tiller in the sim.

Here's a steering checklist for you. Engines running. Hydraulic pressure. Steering tiller pushed in. Aircraft moving under ground idle. I'm using an X52 Saitek stick with a twist axis, and it's working normally.

This was the last process in your log file. Looks like corrupted scenery.

AFAIK, this is correct, but we can check with our pilot consultants. For now, you can use the mouse to drag the gear up and down. An update will be released very soon with a command so you can bind a key or button to it. What @manofmacsaid. The numbers appear in the top left of the screen when you adjust the CRS and HDG. When you stop adjusting, they go away.

Are you using reshade?

We're looking into why this is working for the left engine but not the right engine. For now, we ask that you push the condition lever into the detent by using the mouse manipulator (just left click and push it in). This will start the engine.

Glad to see you got it sorted out.

Wait. Is X-Plane running while you’re downloading? If it is, Gizmo cannot install. You need to shut down X-Plane.

We're looking into this. It's ok. We're still going through some teething problems, and an update will be issued very quickly. They are very small updates, and we won't make people wait any longer than they need to. Make sure Windows Defender also is not running. Cameron comes here regularly, and hopefully he will have a solution for you.

I don't know how you wouldn't notice these issues before. It was a major part of the update and the engines were severely affected by the new XP11 engine model before this update. The landing gear is new, and the next update will address the command for assigning a key press or button press to toggle it up or down. But for now, we ask that you use the mouse to click on the gear handle and drag it up or down. Perhaps your AoA is too low on landing. We've checked the new flight model against the charts, and the Saab pilots who helped us have checked this. We're comfortable with the way the flight model handles now.