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Here's what this means. You've installed your operating system more than 3 times on your computer. In this case, freeze the earliest one, as it's not on your computer anymore. (You've installed over it). OR You have 3 computers with the 650 installed on each one. You are allowed only 3 installs of an XA addon. If a 4th is detected, you will be prompted to de-activate one of the others. Doing this is irreversible. So make sure you de-activate one that you are sure you will never go back to.

@Bulat You are crossing the line with your comments. Reel it in, please. You are on a fast track to getting no further responses.

I need the log.txt. Not the TBM900_Log.txt

Hopefully we can get the update out to you ASAP, so you can really put her through her paces. We're HOPING for some time this weekend.

We still have more to put in the update. Trying to kill as many birds as we can, with one stone.

Noted for fix.

If it stopped loading suddenly, then it must have been something you changed or added to X-Plane. It won't spontaneously stop loading. Can you post your log.txt (Not the TBM900log.txt)

Will do.

https://forums.x-pilot.com/forums/topic/23351-autopilot/?do=findComment&comment=174048

Before starting X-Plane, please try the following. Remove Ground Traffic AND LiveTraffic completely, and put them somewhere out of your X-Plane folder. (Desktop preferably) Start X-Plane, and at the intro screen, select SCIP as your location. Wait for it to load. Please post back results.

Thank you! It appears it's on all ARM CPU's. We're just glad it's fixed on our end, instead of potentially waiting for XP12 or for Apple to fix something.

Here's what we found. @flanker35 @gsuri We have discovered that the latest update to Apple's OS Monterey 12.2, combined with further optimizations to the 650 code, under the M1 Processor, has done something to how the CPU works with the 650. It just so happened that Monterey 12.2 dropped around the same time our updates did. I wasn't seeing it on my developer build, because I have older code on that version. However, I did load a current beta version, and I was seeing some very strange things happening. Everything seemed to slow down and took its time aligning. As well as getting a sound loop on the various cockpit sounds. This all eventually righted itself after a few minutes, and Saso determined the problem was the Mac's translation through Rosetta that was doing all kinds of strange things. After some digging, Saso eventually fixed a few things, and sent me a new build. After loading, all issues were resolved. So, expect an update in the coming days that resolves this issue. Many apologies for this minor hiccup.

I love Google translate. Let's just say there's a right way and a wrong way to ask for things and to get them done. Orlando demonstrated the worst way.

Also, what kind of hardware do you have connected?

Don't mean to be a pain, but please confirm you have done a 100% clean install from scratch, and not just removed plugins and preferences, as you mentioned here

I've brought this up to Saso a few weeks ago, and he'll be looking into it for a future update. I got the idea from another forum post from someone who took off before his passengers arrived. He was confused at why the 650 felt so light when taking off and flying. The he realized he was too fast in pre-flight, and took off too early.

We really don't mind. If it isn't too much of a big deal to add a bit of eye candy, we're more than happy to accomodate those who want it. I'm a big believer of the little things that make people go "Wow!" In saying that, I will be adding wingflex, however, it will be very subtle. I think it flexes by about 10 inches up and down (20 inches in total), but I will confirm. We have quite a few things on our plate at the moment, and my top priorities right now are the ADG and some external decals. If I can fit wingflex in before the next update, I will.

@gsuri While we look into this, could I also ask you to try a completely clean install of X-Plane and the 650 on another HDD or separate folder (X-Plane 11_Test)? This will eliminate any plugins as the cause of the problem. Then we can narrow it down. Also, here's an invite to our discord. Saso would like you to screen share a flight with one of us, so we can see exactly what is going on. Once you join, send a DM to "totoritko" and he'll take it from there.

We'll look into it

If you have the AC generator hooked up after landing, the cable will show up in the replay.

That's fine. I can model a seal in there. The only reason I didn't was to save polygons wherever I could.

This one is definitely very strange, and one we haven't seen. I'm starting to suspect something to do with hardware or some other plugin. I still want to take a look at the images, and then someone will post back with a possible result or solution.

Ok, I have a test for you. Can you load up the Challenger and have it sit on the runway. Go through a normal avionics startup, and then once that's all done, take screenshots approximately 1 minute apart using Shift Space (X-Planes native screenshot utility). Take about 5 or 6 screenshots. When that's done, please post them back here. This will give us an idea into what is going on when everything is aligning, and if something goes wrong during the whole process.

After looking at the images some more, it appears as though you are slewing the aircraft around (vertically and/or horizontally) to get the aircraft in the air without going through a complete startup (including aligning the IRU's). Please don't do this. This will cause the problems you are describing. If you want to get in the air as quickly as possible, save an aircraft state in career mode. This will be saved permanently, and you can start any flight with engines running in the air, without issues. Alternatively, use the "Challenger 650 > Study > INS > Realign IRUs Immediately" menu item.

@jcmc1405 Can you post a screenshot of your sim graphics settings? I would like to confirm something.