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They expire after 24 hours Try again https://discord.gg/xEVsUG

I remember someone else having that problem. This is likely your internet security being too overprotective. Add an exception to your Aircraft folder, and it should be fine.

That's just OBS used for screen capture. The VOD's (Video on demand) are only available to watch for 2 weeks. Then they are automatically deleted.

https://discord.gg/kZ9GMr

I need to get that thing done. It's almost finished.

Which videos are you referring to?

https://discord.gg/QZXUXa

Well, I stand corrected. I'll just go back to my TBM cave and study the add on I worked on a little more.

https://discord.gg/PuMFcg

The right side of the H pattern requires a mouse or key/button command. Moving it across to the left requires a mouse. The left side can be controlled by your hardware axis like any other throttle. To get into beta/ground idle, you will need to assign a key command to "toggle thrust reverse", then it's controlled by your hardware axis. X-Aviation is the store that publishes the TBM. I (Leading Edge Simulations) provided the mesh, textures, lighting and animations. Systems and flight model were done by Saso Kiselkov (Hot Start).

Just a shot in the dark, but were you on the TCAS screen?

This is the section of your log that concerns me. It's something that is either not liking the TBM or the TBM not liking something else. However, in the backtrace, it's not the TBM crashing X-Plane. It's X-Plane crashing because of something else, as shown by the last 3 lines. If it was the TBM, it would be included in the backtrace. Would it be at all possible for you to remove all 3rd party plugins out of your resources folder, and then trying again? Then we can do a process of elimination to find the offending plugin. If possible, try replacing xPilot, because that was the plugin that is shown in the backtrace just before the crash.

To play it safe, if it's only on 1 PC, always deactivate the oldest one.

I can see a few things that might be causing this, but for now, can you remove or disable the "drgluck terrain radar" and try again. The TBM has it's own terrain radar, and it might be conflicting with the one you have installed separately.

https://discord.gg/xaQQPB

Some Windows updates change the OS to the point the add on recognizes it as a new PC. So you will have to go through the activation again. Remember, you are allowed 3 activations (not 5), and you must be careful not to FREEZE your current PC via the activation. Please watch the video for an explanation and instructions on activating.

Update your GPU drivers. The 3xx.xx drivers are very outdated and are likely the cause of the crashing.

Have you tried experimenting with your resolution. You may be getting the windows, but they are appearing off-screen somewhere.

The sidebar should be accessible whenever the aircraft is stationary. When you start moving, that is when the sidebar disappears.

Please read through this thread. When we know exactly what we can do, if anything, it'll be implemented. Until then, this is a workaround.

Do you have any kind of AI running?

Correct. The DC-3 will likely work in X-Plane 11's current state, but it may have unpredictable results. An update is being worked on to bring it up to full X-Plane 11 compatibility.

This is not something we can control or fix on the "aircraft" side. This is something the scenery developers need to look into.

There's nothing you can do on your end. You could ask the ground traffic author to implement some kind of debug info so he can see what's going on when the crash happens. Another example is that I've seen the JAR Design ground traffic cause the sim to crash many times, even with default aircraft. Adding debug info is very easy to implement for any dev, so it shouldn't be an issue.

Not at all. It doesn't upset me. But too many people think that because 1 payware add on works without problems, they all must work without problems. I just wanted to clear up that this is not the case. Check your scenery at your airport. Many times the scenery can cause the aircraft to "drop" onto the apron or the runway if it isn't created correctly.