Pils

https://discord.gg/Seaj6hXUNp

Got a Log? Gizmo will go away soon. It's no longer being developed.

The manuals are often wrong in the little details, tbh. The current behaviour has been validated in a real airframe.

Can you be more specific? Maybe take a screenshot of which part your referring to?

Tune?

From the Log it looks like you may be missing H:\X-Plane 12\X-Aviation\ directory or it’s not writable by the sim (could be permissions, readonly, etc.).

Please provide Log.txt from XP

It’s on sale now. It probably won’t get cheaper any time soon.

Should just about be good enough for XP12!

Any axis assigned to Yaw will work.

Which model?

Could be. It seems a bit overdone to me. (An effect overdone in X-Plane?! Shocking I know!)

Sim now includes a G-loaded camera option that’s on by default.

This crash, like the other, is not caused by the addon, rather the sim executable is causing the crash all my itself. You need to remove all third party plugins, except Gizmo64, and all third party scenery; if it repeats, report the issue to Laminar Research.

There is no beta available at this time. Please post your own Log.txt

Yes, the sim needs to run at a minimum frame rate for the physics and mathematical calculations to run properly; X-Plane itself needs at least 20 FPS. You can also consult:

https://discord.gg/6jASZ3bp

Are you on a Mac?

Maybe you can provide Log.txt from X-Plane just in case?

I'm not sure what state you've got into there, but if it was loaded properly then the airframe list would say "(#Loaded)" next to the loaded airframe and the "Edit Appearance" button would be active, amongst others.

Hard to say without seeing more. Maybe a video next time if it’s repeatable?

You can only save states when selecting the airframe you have currently loaded. States cannot be shared between airframes.

You need to add support for 32-bit binaries, the Linux installer was compiled incorrectly.

The prerequisites for steering is that the nose wheel is physically within a few degrees of being straight, and nose wheel steering has been armed (with hydraulics available, etc.), i.e., following the checklists will get you there. As far as sim controls is concerned, an axis bound to nose wheel steering is supported and will be automatically detected and engaged upon first use in each flight. However, if a dedicated axis is not available, then the full steering will be available from a yaw axis control (not realistic but an accommodation for limited sim hardware users).