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No. If what I'm reading from you is correct, the fuel prediction is set by Laminar. The TBM uses many of the default G1000 calculations. You'll need to contact them about that and ask them to fix it. Many people already have, so hopefully it'll be fixed in an update.

https://discord.gg/Bx6k2b

It SHOULD. The flight plan has been known to not co-operate due to it being Laminar's default G1000 map.

The situation file is saved automatically when you quit the sim. However, if you're mid flight with the engines running, you need to make sure you load the TBM with engines running. It will ask you if you want to start from where you left off.

The solution found by another person with overly sensitive controls was his trim on the hardware he was using was messing up his TBM control sensitivities. Double check your trim assignments and make sure it isn't doing anything out of the ordinary.

Is X-Plane running while you're running the installer?

You'll need to download your installer from your X-Aviation account and run that. Each installer is different, and previous installers will not download newer versions of the aircraft update.

Disregard

The image is taken from your log file. Disable AI Traffic. (Still haven't figured out why this happening)

I don't think it's the sounds causing the out of memory error. It may have contributed, but only due to another possible issue. KYKM ATC looks a little concerning to me. It looks like it was stuck in some kind of loop, which may have been chewing up memory, and the sound engine was the final trigger in the out of memory. But the thing that has me really worried is this chunk of plugins!! What I think you should try is completely REMOVE xjet (not disable, but get it right away from your X-Plane folder), and then try again.

The pop ups are hard coded into the aircraft, but you can easily close them by clicking on the red X in the top left corner.

https://discord.gg/7TVDyF

The TBM is using it's own sound engine, so the file structure will be different.

Safe to ignore this error.

In your aircraft configuration screen, you'll see an AI Aircraft button just above the "search" field. Click on that and make sure you have no aircraft listed. This is something that is being worked on, but it's not easy, because when the crash happens, the error report doesn't give us much to go on in the way of troubleshooting. For now, disabling AI traffic is a workaround to the problem.

You still have AI traffic enabled. Either 3rd party, scenery or in the X-Plane menu.

The lights are an X-Plane issue and nothing can be done about them. 3D mesh does not occlude parameterized lights. Laminar may fix this in a future X-Plane update. AFAIK, the rudder and trim were done properly, but I can double check.

Once it's in high idle, hardware throttle should work normally. If it isn't, you likely have something not assigned correctly. Make sure you DO NOT have "Throttle 1" assigned to your throttle axis. That won't work. It should be "Throttle all".

This might be something you need to address with the developers of ACARS. The TBM does use code to drive the brakes, and this might be causing something to be missed as far as ACARS is concerned.

Make sure you have AP Trims turned on. You won't be able to trim the aircraft without it. Make sure you don't have any external scripts or any hardware assignments falsely setting your trim.

Not at all. These Charges definitely did not come from us. Best check with your bank and ask for a “chargeback” if they are found to be fraudulent.

For future reference, Hitting SHIFT + SPACE together will take a screenshot of the sim window, and store it in the Output folder in your root X-Plane folder.

No other plane has it because no other developer has implemented the pilot getting hot. Looks like you have warnings disabled, but the red is because all doors are closed and it's getting hot. A sidenote, the temps are being accurately calculated according to outdoor temperatures and cabin ambient temperatures. To cool down, just open 1 or both doors, or turn on the AC (as long as you have power connected or the engine is running.)

Can't say for sure. But it appears to be.