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This is almost definitely a GPU problem. Are you perhaps running an AMD GPU?

Do you have any plugins that could be interfering with the state folder? Any kind of hardware that could be controlling switch positions? This is not a bug we're aware of, so it's safe to say this is isolated to your system.

Try removing the contents of the Resources/Output/TBM900/state folder, then reload the sim.

Is that the log file from an actual crash?

This is definitely something in your configuration. There is nothing that we've done that will prevent you from setting preset views. Make sure you don't have anything assigned to any hardwire, or any plugins that could be controlling your views.

The TBM reads X-Planes default navdata format. If it's not registering the newest version, then you'll need to bring that up with Laminar.

https://discord.gg/azk9Zh

There is one included in the package, under "LDJ". (Leen De Jager)

Just to add, there is a workaround. First switch to HDG, change CDI to NAV and then re-arm NAV. This should prevent further crashes until the update is out.

Thank you for your patience.

The only way we know of is to load a default aircraft with the check box left unchecked for "Start with engines running".

I'm guessing the X-Hobbs plugin may be an issue. When extra plugins are thrown into the mix, things start getting unpredictable. We'll take a look.

The fix already works...for the most part. VR is still an issue.

Even if my mother told me to give her an eta on the update, I wouldn't be able to give it. It could be days or it could be weeks. We have a bunch of testers who have their hands on a beta copy. By all means, join the discord and ask totoritko for a beta copy.

It should be quite stable with all curves set to linear.

The coming update will address the scroll wheel functions. AFAIK, all knobs will be able to use the scroll wheel.

The add ons made by Carenado and STMA are considered "lite" versions. Very light on systems and realism, but slightly more complex than default X-Plane. The TBM was created to replicate the real thing, in every way possible, and it was described as such on the product page. I'm afraid there is no option to set it to some kind of "get in and fly" mode, but in saying that, once you get the start procedure nailed, it will take less than a minute to go from cold and dark to engines running.

There's very little we can do about it, as it seems it's an X-Plane limitation. We can report it to Laminar and see if they do something about it, but it really is up to them.

There are so many possibilities, that it's almost impossible to determine what is causing it. At the risk of sounding arrogant, not all add ons are created equally. The TBM has very complex systems and code implementation, and it could be forcing the CPU to work that little bit extra than other add ons.

The scaling problem is being looked into with the maintenance manager, and anything else associated with it.

It could very well be the time compression. Also, check your default X-Plane failures, and make sure they're all listed as "always working"

It's been determined that if the systems.xpl file fails to copy, it's either because of some kind antivirus or write permissions of the drive or folder.

It could definitely go at any time. Once it does, you'll need to use the oxygen mask, and once on the ground, you'll need to create a new airframe.

@Greaser, when you're ready to be reasonable, we'll help you. Making demands will get you nowhere. I've addressed the stuttering issue in other threads. I've also mentioned to everyone to stop mentioning "This only happens with the TBM." This statement is, literally, of no help to us. I've tried to see this stuttering issue on my end, and I'm getting nothing like what you're stating. ie. Unusable. We've seen streamers who are flying it with no issue. So I reiterate. This issue seems like it's isolated to a specific type of setup. Either with hardware or plugins. And when you're willing to accept that, we can move forward.

The cabin won't pressurize, as indicated on the MFD, and you'll get hypoxia at higher altitudes. The screen will slowly turn black.