Pils

I'm not familiar with the profiles, but I assume one should match the profile to one's hardware selection. The Boeing profile would be default as these levers are included with the Bravo (as the "commercial" option), whereas the Airbus levers are a paid accessory.

I suggest not having any overlap between the configurator/bridge and X-Plane's assignments. How exactly do you have the reverser levers configured on the hardware?

When the microphone/transmit selector (the knob in the middle) is in a particular position then the corresponding radio/audio source cannot be muted.

Please provide screenshots.

Yes, being investigated.

Have you checked if this is the ice texture? By clicking the wings?

That’s more personal preference than anything. The default view position may be used for HUD and non-HUD, IIRC.

The HUD works like it does in real life, the projection is focused to work when viewed from a specific location, you need to move the camera forward to put it in this "sweet spot".

https://discord.gg/8TScxaVk

By default, unless you disabled it, WASD and X to crouch. (Also explained by default with on screen help in career mode.)

The aft bay isn’t finished.

Sounds reasonable. Or your flight controls aren’t calibrated properly.

Suggest looking into https://obsproject.com and their game capture feature

Would it be possible to post a recording?

Shutdown and power off the plane as per the checklists.

It may require a full shutdown.

That’s easy, create a new airframe and it’ll start “fresh”! If you then save a “cold and dark panel state” after initial customisation you can always go back to it whenever or wherever you’d like.

Use career mode, that’s what it’s there for.

Highly likely that Windows Defender is wrong. Feel free to refer to VirusTotal: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/0f19f8abf18356f9f21d97a3bcd594ad8cf39ee28089925f6e1ae79e2acf2321/detection And submit a false positive report to Microsoft: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/wdsi/filesubmission/

https://discord.gg/wyN8eaKK

https://discord.gg/Jz4teBPd

Probably you just have to disable Zink (as mentioned in many posts recently).

https://www.macworld.com/article/338843/how-to-force-a-native-m1-mac-app-to-run-as-an-intel-app-instead.html As explained on this thread, do this on the X-Plane executable.

Use Rosetta for XP.

I don't think there's a limit on the ground power unit(s) being available from the ground services. I've heard of people having the A/C GPU connected and actively powering the aircraft for hours at a time. But they will be removed if the plane moves. That's right, the TURB mode is for passenger comfort. Because it affects the autopilot responsiveness, I assume it's not on by default as it's considered "safer" to be more responsive under (ab)normal circumstances. Not silly at all. Keep them coming.