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The more time the developers spend talking about where they are in development, the less time is spent developing... Where do you suppose they should draw the line. Personally, I prefer to let them work without constant distraction so the product ultimately gets done quicker.

I'm not so sure I can agree with that. I've had the SkunkCraftsUpdater running alongside the TBM as well as the Islander, IXEG 737, M20 Collection, MU-2, Pocket Rocket, Saab 340A and SR22 G1000 Series. Not even one CTD.

Nice! An instant upgrade for me.

Which is precisely what corrected the issue for me (using the Edge (Chromium based) browser.

It might be fair to say the site is being updated... Please be patient.

GA has become quite exciting for X-Plane (e.g. TBM, Pocket Rocket, M20 update). Definitely looking forward to this release!

Did you not read what you linked? If you are running Windows, you'll be fine.

So it looks like it still has a long way to go. Plenty of nice planes to fly in the meantime...

This was precisely the point I was trying to make. Since you fly a real one, you'll enjoy this model so much more with a proper set of pedals. Cheers!

The TBM is a study-level model. As on the real aircraft, steering on the ground is not done by merely turning the yoke like a steering wheel.

Isn't this one of the reasons to check your controls? The TBM is after all a study-level aircraft. This is not to say that I haven't made the same mistake myself. I learned from it, though.

@boredtechie, No worries. It's easy to lose track of who is talking to whom sometimes.

@Goran_M was responding to @tull

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So there was always a 50/50 chance of getting it right... Theoretically, this problem should have been solved by any user within 2 attempts.

I respectfully disagree. The persistent wear and tear is precisely the feature that separates the TBM900 from all the other aircraft in X-Plane. By allowing to defeat this, it would create the subconscious safety net allowing one to become complacent about how to treat the real aircraft and its true operating costs. There are plenty of other models that allow a more "game-like" experience. My inflation adjusted $0.02 as a RW pilot.

Most developers including IXEG will start updating their aircraft once X-Plane reaches a solid release candidate, or for some, only when the latest release candidate is declared final. It makes no sense for developers to be chasing a moving target while X-Plane itself is being debugged.

Try this.

It is "widely known" that bugs are merely undocumented features.

A well deserved, very positive review!

Curious. I have no issues with the SkunkCrafts updater together with the TBM. Are you sure you're using the latest version? BTW, it updates a number of aircraft.

They did, after all, say they needed a bit of time off after a week of intense bug killing on a project that everyone else spent $65 on as well. Evidently you didn't think they were entitled to that.

After only 23 hours on a weekend?

This is exactly what I was hoping for. The realism aspect of this model is what separates this TBM from other, otherwise well done, payware aircraft.

Any update to any aircraft typically will not happen until 11.30 goes final (or at least a solid release candidate). There's no sense having a developer chase a moving target in the sim itself.