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There's nothing special done to the views. Hitting W should bring you to the default pilot view. What happens if you hit W a 2nd time?

Hmmm, it SHOULDN'T matter. It's on a timer, and with the sim shut down, it should take it into consideration. I would have to check with Saso. Regardless, it's definitely a good idea to let it count down for this test. Might be a bug.

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Remove all the contents of the X-Plane 11/Output/TBM900/state folder, and put them seomewhere on your drive, outside of X-Plane. Make sure X-Plane is shut down when you do this. Re-start X-Plane and load the TBM, then do whatever you do that shows battery wear. Does the problem persist?

I can see some failures getting tripped in the default X-Plane menu. There are also 2 cases of the generators going online. So SOMETHING is drawing power, but the log doesn't say what. Do you have any lua scripts controlling anything? Can you post a screenshot of the Main panel and overhead panel after you shut everything down?

This crash is caused by the addon SCEL scenery. It has a very long airport name in it that's hitting a bug in the TBM's navdata parser. You can temporarily work around this issue by going into the scenery, there should be a subfolder named "Earth nav data", inside which you'll find "apt.dat". Open it up in Notepad and near the top should be a line that looks like this: 1 1555 1 0 SCEL Arturo Merino Benítez International__de X-plane octubre-2016 Just trim down the name at the end by deleting the "__de X-Plane..." stuff and save it. Then it should load fine.

Can you post the log file from the session you had with plugins removed so I can see exactly what is happening?

I'll need you to try something extreme. Remove all 3rd party plugins, except Gizmo, and then re-test. Please post back results.

Please remove or disable your Terrain Radar plugin.

Let me look into it a little more. I may find a solution.

The only solution I can suggest is you recalibrate your hardware, so the halfway position is flight idle. I know it may be annoying due to other add ons not working like this, but it was the only way we could replicate the real thing. The other option is you just use your mouse on the Power Lever in the sim.

Do you have any other plugins running that could affect the graphics? Any Shaders? I just checked, and I do not have this problem. (See image below) Known bug, and something that is still getting looked into. It doesn't happen to everyone, and in the cases where it does happen, the indicator is placed a random position. Checked, and this is not shown in the original store version. Did you make any changes to the acf that may have moved the objects? (Image below of no misaligned windows)

Ah, you would like something a little more Challengering? I think I can accomodate you on that in the near future.

The issue is there is nothing in the TBM that will spontaneously fail a system, unless it's wear and tear. And wear and tear is recorded through the TBMlog.txt file, which is then passed on to the maintenance manager. Do you have any external hardware connected? Failing that, the only thing I can think of to fix this is to create a new airframe. But I would rather try to avoid that.

Under the General tab in settings. Uncheck "Simulate blackout, redout, & hypoxia effects"

Looking at your last screenshot, I can say something in your external hardware is definitely messing with your avionics, and in all probability, the battery, too. Can you try disconnecting all hardware, except the mouse, and reload the sim, then post back what happens.

Did you check the maintenance manager, and any damage on the trim linkage? A broken trim linkage will stop the autopilot from working.

Did you try re-engaging?

The hypoxia effect is X-Plane's default. I think it can be turned off in the settings. (I haven't checked in quite a while).

Incredibly bizarre. It's literally like either the TBM or your X-Plane install took on a life of it's own and did it's own thing. Glad you got it working. We'll continue to try to replicate and investigate, just in case it happens again.

Do you have any external hardware (besides mouse and joystick) hooked up to X-Plane? If so, disconnect it and see if that changes anything. If not, A reinstall may be in order. Your airframe is saved in the Output/TBM900/state folder. So feel free to back up that entire folder and put it back in to the reinstall. However, I'm almost certain this will reintroduce the problem. But feel free to try it. In the meantime, we'll continue to look into this and see if we can reproduce. The oxygen system that is displayed in the G1000 is for emergency oxygen only. It's delivered by the oxygen masks above each cockpit passenger. The cabin is automatically pressurized, and hypoxia will only occur with a ruptured cabin pressure vessel. When this happens, hypoxia will, indeed, start to come in.

Don't reinstall. Just install a 2nd copy of X-Plane and the TBM.

Can you post your log.txt file

We're still unable to reproduce this. Are you able to install a clean copy of X-Plane to another location and then install the TBM and test again? Do not install any other plugins or scenery.

This is not something we can control on our end. We have seen ShadeX do weird things to other displays, as well. This could be either a Vulkan issue or a ShadeX issue. The G1000 in the TBM uses basic, X-Plane drawing for the custom screens and default/generic displays for the moving map. I will say that LR have stated, repeatedly, that they strongly discourage developers from altering the graphics of X-Plane, by way of shaders, because in all likelihood, they will break something.