Goran_M

We managed to squeeze in ALMOST everything.

Keep in mind, I haven't seen this happen to anyone else, so yours would definitely be an extremely isolated case. I just keep on thinking you may have missed something.

If it's actually moving, then it should definitely work. Unless something went haywire, and worse case scenario, you have to delete an airframe.

I'm honestly stumped on this one. There's absolutely no reason for the starter switch to not work while everything else works. DO you perhaps have some hardware or scripts preventing you from toggling it?

Run the uninstaller. After that is done, delete all traces of the TBM in the Aircraft/X-Aviation folder. Also, go to the Output folder and delete the TBM folder out of there. Run the installer again and post back.

log.txt and TBM900_log.txt?

Move to the position you want and press CTRL + (numpad key of your choice). When you want to go to that view, press the numpad key only.

Can you post a screenshot of what you are seeing? I run a 4K monitor and do not have this issue.

I've made Saso aware of this and he's looking into it. It's not something we've come across before, as we have many users who use the TBM within Steam and have no issues. Cameron suspects you still have some kind of anti virus or firewall running. Do you happen to have another computer or laptop to try another installation?

Can you try something. I know the TBM has issues installing into a Program Files folder, and I can see you're using the Steam version of X-Plane 11. Can you make another folder (empty) on your desktop that is also called X-Plane 11. Run the installer again and point it to that folder. Then move all the contents of that folder to your Steam version. Post back if it works.

Make sure your internet connection is stable and your firewall isn't blocking the download.

Are you using an old installer? When did you download it?

First, check the maintenance manager and make sure everything is working. If everything is in the green, try deleting your state folder and see if that fixes the issue. If not, you may need to reinstall. State folder is in X-Plane 11/Output/TBM900. If you choose to delete the state folder, you must do it with the sim shut down.

Do you have any external hardware that might be controlling the avionics and displays?

Looking at your last log file, I can see 2 issues. 1. You have some kind of uncalibrated axis, which could very well be part of the cause. And 2. You have stability augmentation enabled somewhere. Which could also be part of the problem. Regarding the other people who had a similar problem, they fixed it by getting rid of some kind of trim assignment they had on a button or axis on their hardware. Other than that, the problem seems to be isolated to your system.

Did you try to completely disconnect all controller hardware? This is how the problem was diagnosed in other people's configurations with the same issue. When hardware was disconnected, everything worked fine using keystrokes. Confirming the issue in the hardware.

You have a very unusual log file. The TBM isn't causing your crash. Do you have some kind of firewall blocking X-Plane or any of it's plugins? I can see the sim or a plugin trying to establish some kind of connection and failing each time. After many unsuccessful tries, it just shuts down in a clean exit.

Excellent.

Explains why it was such a unique problem. Thanks for letting me know.

We have seen this behaviour in a handful of other peoples installs, but it was because of some kind of script or rogue assignment in their hardware. In your log file, I can see a lot of plugins, some of which could be interfering with the controls. Can you remove all 3rd party plugins except Gizmo and try again. I just ran a test on my end and all controls are working fine in the latest version.

I've passed your log on to Saso. Either he or I will post back with any other findings.

You could either try that or removing all 3rd party plugins and scenery (a clean install of the sim would be best) and then just install the TBM. Then test.

I have asked around, and there are other cockpit builders who are not having these crashes. I was waiting for a few more people to get back to me, but so far, from the people who have gotten back to me, no crashes. Taking into consideration I don't have a cockpit, is it possible the file could be corrupt or misconfigured somehow?

You have a lot going on in your scenery folder. If you look towards the end of the log file, you’ll see a lot of duplicate obj’s. This looks different to your first log file. Can you try loading the TBM in a default scenery location. Preferably a small airport like SABA. Please post back if it crashes again.

Can you try with single display only to see if it appears? Then we may be able to diagnose further.