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Fuel imbalance? Too much fuel in the left wing?

How do you even see that in day to day operations???? Ok, noted.

It's difficult (I won't say impossible) to find the right balance of color and lighting for anything that is "black" or "Dark". If I lightened this color to make it more visible at night, it would appear grey in daylight hours. I'm in the middle of a major update at the moment (adding the ADG, equipment area in the nose and aft cargo area), and XP12 MIGHT be out by the time I finish all that, so I'll re-evaluate some of the minor fixes when that happens. I think someone posted some kind of color adjustment somewhere in these forums or at x-plane.org, but I'm not entirely sure. I'll try to address this particular problem sometime in the middle of the update I'm working on.

Can you try running it in Windowed mode and post back results? This should stop the crashes. I know it's not ideal, but this is an AMD issue that AMD need to address. We've been told the crashes should stop in X-Plane 12.

Are you running in full screen or windowed mode? You're a very brave person. I have a Macbook Air, and I get mid 20's fps with the default C172. The TBM will definitely test the MBA abilities.

To add to what Cameron said, this is what I meant by "We'll keep an eye out for any further cases." So far, no one has reported any issues with it when using the 650.

Do you have any external hardware that is assigned to the AP, that you are unaware of?

The only other suggestion I have is using a clean install of X-Plane and testing the TBM in that. A little extreme, but a good way to determine what is causing the problem.

Can you also post a log.txt file? I would like to get a look at the plugins you are running.

You're welcome. Often it's the little things that end up solving the problem. Happens in aircraft development all the time. Enjoy.

Ok, so it's determined it did work at one time. This leads me to believe that either something was changed on your setup (hardware or software) or you're simply missing a step somewhere. Are you enabling COM1 in the TBM?

Definitely the seat position. Make sure you use the alignment indicators on the centre pillar. The orange one should completely cover the white one behind it. Also, for best results, set your field of view to 80-90.

Unfortunately, librain is not compatible with Metal. Are you running X-Plane in full screen mode when running it under OpenGL?

Ok, so a clean install of X-Plane, and the TBM, the stutters disappear. Now it goes into the territory of extra plugins that are installed (These will chew up CPU cycles) or ortho scenery (this will tax your GPU). Try installing plugins first, and see if the stutters re-occur. Best option is to install them one at a time, and starting X-Plane each time. This way, you can see which one, specifically, is causing the problem.

If it started rolling violently, I would suspect the weather being the culprit. Try to replicate, and if it happens again, please post back.

Did the ATC ever work in the TBM on your system?

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Is this in general, or with a specific add on?

Very nice. If you need more dimensions, let me know. And keep us all posted on progress.

I'll note that one.

The only thing I can think of is some kind of external hardware or something in your preferences. Do you have some kind of hardware that might be causing this?

Noted. Will fix for a coming update.

Can you try running the TBM under Metal and see if it still crashes?

Not as far as we know. It's simply a case of conflicting plugins, but without knowing where the conflict is, it's impossible to determine a solution. We'll keep an eye out for any further cases, and if we come up with some kind of solution or workaround, we'll be sure to post it. In any case, with XP12 coming out soon, things might change.

We need the log.txt file.