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This will come in due course.

No. You need to go through a preflight at least one per airframe, then create/save a state of your own to go back to. With the caveat above, none of the FBO experience is mandatory for basic flight prep. One can load payload oneself, control the fuel truck manually, etc. There is no "training mode", not sure what you're referring to, please elaborate.

Provide log again please, with Rosetta and loading ixeg.

You’ll need to reinstall the same, launch it in XP again, and then post your log. https://support.torquesim.com/hc/en-us/articles/360057635413-How-to-find-the-X-Plane-log-txt-file

Writing to datarefs directly isn’t really the best way to achieve hardware integration, in my opinion, but if that’s what you need I don’t know which is the correct one for altitude window.

You need to use Rosetta to run X-Plane in order to use the IXEG, see below for instructions.

Unfortunately this is not the right log.

This can be ignored.

https://support.torquesim.com/hc/en-us/articles/360057635413-How-to-find-the-X-Plane-log-txt-file

Windows will often default to 150% on high DPI monitors.

Some examples: https://github.com/mauer/xmidictrl/blob/main/resources/examples/B733_XMidiCtrl.toml

Please upload Log.txt

Where you installed X-Plane to.

Maybe the install went awry, maybe you’re using an old beta installer, but regardless this message usually means the “X-Aviation” directory doesn’t exist in X-Plane’s install path root.

Correct.

It’s not the first time and won’t be the last.

Well done in using the study windows and identifying the underlying issue! You’re correct, horizontal performance data for the WAAS system is unavailable at the moment due to a fault at the FAA data service we use. I expect it’ll be resolved when business opens again in USA. For now treat it as an exercise for the sim pilot into what would a real pilot do in a WAAS outage scenario.

There is nothing new for onboard weather radar in this release.

There is not. What you do is: 1. Start a flight in career mode 2. Create a new airframe 3. Run through the checklists until "all check lists done and verified and systems armed and ready for a flight" 4. Save the state through the airframe manager window Then, next time you want to start "on runway threshold" you would: 1. Start a flight in career mode 2. Select the aforementioned airframe and saved state from the airframe manager, unchecking the "restore position" checkbox 3. Fly! Any future questions please use the appropriate support forum: https://forums.x-pilot.com/forums/forum/266-challenger-650/

Which arrival/approach specifically? Can you record a video, e.g. with OBS Studio, and upload it, e.g. to YouTube? That would help.

Ok. Thanks for checking. I guess this misbehaviour got carried over to 1.8 by accident. There'll be another update coming at some point "soon".

What version are you using?

You could analyse the FDR files in \Output\CL650\FDR after every flight to build a log. Or use X-Plane's built-in logbook. Or, better, use an external flight tracker like Volanta.

https://discord.gg/tCver5En You can try deleting the CL650 directory in Output. This’ll remove all airframes and settings. (However this doesn’t happen when uninstalling so not sure what’s happening there.) You seem to be using the 2D panel display feature of XP. I recommend against this, this is not the intended use of the pop ups. Each secondary display should be set to Unused in XP graphics settings, and then each popup turned into an external window for placement by the default OS window manager (or some third party tool such as Sizer4 on Windows).