Pils

I think you may be asking too much from your PC's resources. I don't mean to be disparaging but the hardware is rather low-end by current standards. As you said there were no errors from the sim to show why it was exiting, however the log shows a severe shortage of VRAM being made available to the sim by Windows. There are both extra plugins (SayIntentions, etc.), and extra scenery being loaded. Also, with this little VRAM, running any applications outside the sim is going to starve it of resources, even a web browser, voice chat, etc. Can you please try to: Remove all third party plugins, except Gizmo64 Remove all third party scenery, including AutoOrtho Exit any non-sim processes, including background utilities, web browsers, etc., that aren't critical If there's still a crash, upload the Log.txt again. Thanks.

No where in the aircraft model. Irl one would keep track of it manually. Maybe you can reconstruct such data from the FDR files.

And the other 2 are?

Re-texturing the updated 3D model is getting close to being complete. That's all we know right now.

This is a simulator bug that LR haven't fixed yet. Please report it to them with all associated logs and crash dumps at: https://www.x-plane.com/x-plane-bug-report-form/ https://developer.x-plane.com/x-plane-bug-database/?issue=XPD-17441

Nothing public. "When it's done."

You need to reduce the brightness of cockpit displays to minimum during night times.

The purpose served was to inform you that X-Aviation does not preannouce sales in my experience. However, they had one last year.

https://discord.gg/aUsQPKN32

You'll have to wait and see!

That is my understanding of the situation, yes. But I don't speak for X-Aviation.

You are free to, however it won't be supported by X-Aviation. Maybe there's no license/agreement to do so, we don't know, you can't just assume there's nothing other than technical reasons at play. Regardless, X-Aviation have decided that removing Gizmo completely is a better long term solution. I don't see this changing.

I refer you to the above.

Apple Silicon support will come when an addon is updated to remove the use of Gizmo completely. Not any other way. (And if it's never updated, it'll never have support.)

https://forums.x-pilot.com/settings/account-security/

This means that you've signed into X-Aviation using a different account on this computer ("machine") in the past. Each machine can only be registered with ONE account. This often happens when people have shared accounts with each other, which is EXPRESSLY against the terms and conditions of the store, and which they consider to be software piracy. Only X-Aviation Support can help at https://support.x-aviation.com/index.php?a=add.

Yes, V1.8 still runs on XP11, with some limitations. However, consider that X-Plane 11 is an End-of-Life platform, no updates will be made to it by the vendor (Laminar), no bug fixes, no new features, nothing. The CL650 will stay compatible where possible, but do not expect it to be fully featured at the level of X-Plane 12 version. E.g. There will never be a functional weather radar for XP11. If you computer has the performance for XP12 it's long passed time to move on from 11.

Have you asked Laminar's X-Plane Support? The GNSes are their code.

https://support.x-aviation.com/index.php?a=add

They are encoded the same as the default CDU: https://developer.x-plane.com/article/datarefs-for-the-cdu-screen/

Some difference on the thrust limit page input. Check on PERF - THRUST LIMIT page that you have the same OAT entered on both FMSes.

There’s no setting. Nose wheel axis mapping is auto-detected, and IIRC defaults to Yaw until dedicated NWS is used.

One day. Not a high priority.

This isn't an XPilot forum but some people use 123.45 as a shared air-to-air frequency.