Goran_M

The crash is caused by something in X-Plane. This is one you'll need to submit to Laminar. Of particular concern is this...

https://discord.gg/CkvMzP

We'll take a look and discuss.

Your last log file doesn't show a crash, so we can't see what's going on. Another thing, we ask people to not compare add ons. All add ons are created differently, and some have more code and systems than others. Some have more detail than others. For example, I've seen X-Plane crash for some people due to scenery. They said the same thing. It doesn't happen with any other aircraft. The difference is, the TBM has a terrain radar, which reads X-Planes terrain data. If that terrain data is corrupt, a crash is likely to happen due to the TBM's terrain radar trying to read something that is corrupted. Other add ons won't do it because they don't have a terrain radar. Just report the problems as you come across them. Include a log file, and we'll do our best to find the problem.

It certainly looks like this new ILS bug is doing something in your top post. However, in saying that, navigation in the G1000 is handled completely by X-Plane. There is nothing custom going on in there. I would suggest you contact Laminar about this one and report it to them.

From what I've seen, the people without brakes are not operating them correctly. You first have to apply the brakes via the pedals on the floor, to pressurize them. THEN apply the park brake. Just applying the park brake alone will not stop the aircraft from moving, as there is no pressure in the system. The foot pressure can easily be bound to a key stroke, if you do not have rudder pedals.

AFAIK, X-Life is a custom AI plugin. And the answer to your question is no. The TBM uses a custom TCAS, and from what we know, the problem either lies with X-Plane itself, or X-Life. Just Flight reached out to us and asked us for a copy of the TBM to make sure it works with a new traffic add on they made. And they did make it work. So going from that, I would say the problem lies with X-Life.

The AIRAC data that you need to use is X-Plane's default version. Whatever they have is whatever is current for them at the time. If it's outdated, your best course of action is to contact Laminar about it, and ask when they will get an updated version.

It's definitely a very ambitious project, but hats off to you getting as far as you did.

https://discord.gg/pUT4sP

I can see an exception error in your log file, and this is caused by the AI. It's a known problem that we are trying to solve.

Is the AP Trims switch turned on?

You are probably loading on a bad scenery tile. Try a default airport to see if the problem persists.

Delete all files in your Output/preferences folder, and restart the sim. You will have to recalibrate everything, but this should fix the problem.

Different add ons are made differently. We also cannot guarantee the TBM will run properly under a beta of X-Plane, because the problem could be anything. Including other plug ins that are not compatible. It might be best to wait until X-Plane comes out of beta, and then we can see if the problems persist.

The TBM wasn't designed to run like this, due to the systems complexity. We're not sure if some people got it going, but results will be unpredictable.

Check your maintenance manager for any damage. Also, turn off any AI that may be running. We're working on the AI problem. For some reason, it's conflicting with the TBM.

If it's a saved flight, you'll need to add a check mark in "start with engines running" in the TBM load screen for this feature to work.

Just so I can be clear, you're saying the TBM is crashing in the sim. Not X-Plane crashing. Because I'm seeing a ton of TBM failures. If this is the case, try starting up at another airport, preferably a default one. I'm only guessing here, judging by the amount of failures, that you're loading at a scenery with bad tiles, and it's dropping the TBM onto the ground.

I'm assuming this problem is happening in the latest beta?

lol. Yes, the circuit breakers are simulated.

Dans le dossier sont les installateurs. Vous devez exécuter les programmes d'installation et ils téléchargeront les fichiers dans votre installation X-Plane.

No clue. This is 100% something on your end. A reinstall MIGHT be your only option, but check your sound hardware and anything else that may be causing this.

You can set it to auto-activate. I need one from the crash. If it crashes again, send me that one.

Can you post the log.txt file found in the root X-Plane folder?