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Usually, with stuttering, it means X-Plane is trying to do too much and there is a lot of task swapping going on. You really don't have too much going on from what I can see, but maybe try the "remove plugins except Gizmo" routine and see if that fixes it. If it does, it means one or more of your plugins is working in the background. If not, we'll have to look at what else is going on. So far, you are the only person who has reported this, so it's likely this is something on your end.

Out of curiosity, could you post your log.txt file so I can see what's going on when it's running.

I think if you have 16GB or less RAM, while running the TBM, ortho scenery and a number of plugins, there will be out of memory crashes. The TBM is quite heavy on memory, so maybe turn down scenery detail or disable some plugins if you have low memory. I would definitely recommend 32GB of RAM if you want to run dense scenery with plug ins and the TBM.

In many cases, the problem is due to some conflicting plugin or hardware issue. Sometimes, the fault is with us, and we address those as quickly as possible. Most of the latest issues are due to outdated graphics drivers. By all means, wait until you are comfortable in getting it. It can only get better and more trouble free from here. There are quite a few streamers on twitch who regularly stream the TBM. I think I've only seen 2 or 3 crashes in all the TBM streams I've seen.

Running out of memory usually indicates too much scenery being loaded. Were you flying through some dense ortho scenery?

Just took a quick look at your video. The autopilot uses the trim tabs to control pitch, roll and yaw, and ur trim tabs are all good, and from what I can see, the trim is fighting against the controls. It looks like you might have a calibration issue. Did you double check hardware calibration and make sure you don't have any double ups in pitch control?

Is it constant or does it stop after a little while?

TBM does not have wipers. And thanks for the comments.

Please post your log.txt file

Try the usual "Remove plugins except Gizmo and try again" routine. This looks like X-Plane crashing due to some kind of conflict. When I see (in your case) FlywithLUA or XPUIPC, I get nervous.

Check maintenance manager for any damage anywhere

There's something going on causing your drivers to crash X-Plane. It's the first thing happening in the backtrace. @skiselkov any ideas?

No. They get overwritten every time you start X-Plane or start a new flight.

It's probably due to the use OpenGL in the TBM (Rain, Ice, AoA indicator) doing something with Skymaxx. Problem is, you are, so far, the only person experiencing this. I also have Skymaxx, but am not seeing this problem, so it's a bit of a mystery.

Going to ask you to first update your graphics card drivers and try again. If it still crashes, remove all plugins except Gizmo and then try again. Remove all plugins except Gizmo and try again. Your AMD drivers are causing the crash. Check for new drivers. If nothing new, then reinstall the current ones and try again.

Going to have to ask you to do the usual removal of plugins and try it again. Remove (not disable) all plugins except Gizmo and reload. Let us know what happens.

Can you check what your reflection detail is set to?

Interesting. Also, a side note. Disabling a plugin doesn't prevent it from loading. If it loads, it'll still affect other add ons. The key is to completely remove it.

Looks like XPUIPC crashed in that log.

Please update your graphics card driver and try again.

Reposted from Saso "I have found the cause for the blinking of screens. The issue is being caused by the reflection detail. Due to a bug, we keep resizing some backing buffers when X-Plane calls us while drawing the reflection. As a temporary workaround, you can set reflection detail to "Minimal".

Happy to see you got it sorted out.

Guys, we can’t help without seeing log files. If you are still seeing problems after removing plugins, repost the log file. In most cases, with stuttering sound, it’s down to performance or scenery loading. Try loading the TBM in an area without ortho scenery and see if it keeps going. This is something we cannot reproduce on our test machines, so it’s proving difficult to nail.

Plenty to see in the log. We don't just look at the last few lines. We look at everything.

First step I would ask you to do is to update your GPU drivers. If it crashes again, please post back.