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If you left the yaw damper on while landing, and after landing, it will remain on when you next start up the sim. This is all part of the panel save state we have implemented. In future, the yaw damper must be turned off when on approach.

The only thing that changed is Vulkan and Metal compatibility, along with some bug fixes. However, AMD are still falling behind nvidia as far as driver stability and optimization is concerned, and that's causing issues with some PC's. But as I said in another thread, these issues are few and far between. I'm seeing very few issues on my Mac, and no CTD's. So it's like trying to hit a real target that's among a group of fake ones, as far as bug fixing is concerned.

Your question is not easy to answer. Is there a version of X-Plane with Vulkan that the TBM will work in? Yes. 11.50 beta. Is it "officially" supported under a beta of X-Plane? No. Vulkan is new to 11.50, and it won't work for everyone due to the enormous amount of system configurations out there (including software) that could conflict with a beta copy of X-Plane, on top of issues with X-Plane beta itself. We're now into our 6th version of the beta due to the bugs that were present in the last 5 versions. AMD drivers are notoriously unreliable. We're seeing more problems with AMD/Radeon GPU's than Nvidia GPU's. However, these are more annoyances than problems, with a very small minority not being able to run the TBM at all. This minority represents, literally, less than 1% of our customer base. Example: I have a Mac and I'm running a 5700XT, and seeing no problems on my end when using 11.50. (Other than the custom rain effects and AoA indicator not working.). But I also have very few plugins installed. Other people, like yourself, are having far more serious problems. So, to answer your question on Vulkan support. Yes, the TBM will run under Vulkan. It has ever since the first beta came out. If it wasn't compatible, 100% of the people who have the TBM won't be able to run it, and that simply isn't the case. The few people that are having issues with it are submitting logs, just as you have, and we're looking into getting the problem fixed as soon as possible.

In some cases, the workaround is still running X-Plane in windowed mode, or if you insist on running it in full screen mode, having a browser window open behind the sim. The problem is still being worked on to find a more permanent solution.

You have quite a lot of failures in your log file for the TBM. Can you go into your maintenance manager and repair all the faulty or broken parts. This should fix your problem.

Yes. It will be a paid upgrade but there will be a significant discount for V1 owners.

Absolutely. Complete rework of the art assets. There's very little left of the V1 model. Including the flight model.

No ETA yet. But it will be very soon.

Did you disengage the lock by pulling the steering tiller?

Engine start procedure has been reworked to reflect the real procedure.

The gear doors are vibrating?? We haven't even implemented such a feature. Can you post your TBM900_Log.txt file?

Make sure you don't have anything assigned that could cause a landing gear retraction. If the landing gear is damaged, open the maintenance manager and go to the landing gear section. Check that everything is "As new". Check your X-Plane failures, and make sure none are armed. Failing all of that, you'll have to create a new airframe in the aircraft manager (side pop out)

All good.

I'm guessing you're in full screen mode. This may be an X-Plane limitation. Change to windowed mode, and it should be fine.

All is working as it should be. What are you trying to show? If you click the fuel cap on the pop up, then look at the corresponding fuel cap on the wing, you'll see it removed. Click the fuel cap again, the fuel cap on the wing will be replaced.

Just click the fuel caps again in the pop up. They will close.

It's likely an AMD issue. If you insist on using full screen mode, open another window (either your browser or Explorer) and leave that window behind the X-Plane full screen window. This SHOULD work.

Payload and Balance Tab. Click spots for all the flags, caps and covers.

If you're already in the air, you can't. Just like the real thing, you have to land and then close them.

Go into your Airframe Manager and uncheck what you don't want shown (lower right).

The gear is very sturdy and shouldn't be giving you a gear unsafe warning if your landings are acceptable. Check to make sure you don't have any failures armed or enabled in the default X-Plane failures. If you did have a hard landing the first time, make sure you go through the maintenance manager and make any repairs necessary.

That actually makes sense, because I haven't seen this problem in every system. Only a select few.

This one totally slipped past me. One thing I've seen is people with AMD GPU's having weird issues with the TBM. However, it's not in all cases. I have the exact same card you do, and I don't get crashes...at all. But that may have something to do with running it windowed mode. Are you running the TBM in windowed mode or full screen?

I guess I would put it down to plugins, then. I doubt it's the TBM causing your fps issues. It's been heavily optimized to make use of all your CPU cores. I'm assuming it's just the VR headset putting a load on the CPU. Take note of the CPU time figure. The lower the figure, the better the performance. If the figure creeps up, it means there's extra load on the CPU. It could be plugins, other Operating System processes running in the background, or any other possibilities. I don't own a VR headset, so I can't run any tests on that, but from what has been told to me, VR headsets can have a significant impact on performance. One thing I can say for certain is that performance has been further optimized in this update over the last version. A sure way to tell for certain is to remove all 3rd party plugins and test again. Plugins can put a massive strain on the CPU.