tkelley353

I'm running 2.2.0 and remember having this issue with 2.1.2 as well. It could be user error. I've got the NAV1 radio tuned to the KBUR Localizer and I'm shooting the ILS 8 Z approach. Originally, the course was showing 330 (not shown) but with the autopilot in NAV/APR mode, the correct course (080) was being flown. I then wondered if the NAV1 Analog control was somehow tied to the G5 LOC course and it seems that it is as shown in the image. I set the OBS on the NAV1 analog control to 179 to see if it would follow it but still stay on the final approach course. So it seems to slave the G5 needles to the analog control, but still fly the course. Finally, I did try setting the NAV1 OBS to 079, but then it made a hard left turn and left the approach coarse. The pressing question seems to be: should the G5 localizer needles follow the NAV1 OBS setting? If so, I'll simply be sure to set the OBS to the correct course when joining the localizer. The issue would then be why the autopilot flies the approach coarse when the NAV1 OBS is set to something that's not the correct course.

I ran the same test I did before and it did remove gizmo, but I was not prompted to remove it.

Sweet! Looks like I'm in business, thank you!

I don't remember the installer prompting to remove gizmo. To test this, I removed all the relevant files for planes and plugins and attempted to re-install the prior version (2.1.2). It failed because it could not find resource files for download, but it did re-install gizmo. I then ran the 2.2.0 installed and it did not give me an option to remove gizmo. I've included a log.txt from the run with gizmo. I then removed the gizmo plugin directory and ran the 2.2.0 install again. I've included the log for that run as well. Log - with gizmo.txt Log.txt

I just downloaded the 2.2.0 G5 update and installed it on x-plane 12 (Windows 11). The installer did not remove parts of the previous install - or at least didn't remove the Gizmo plugin because when I launched x-plane, I was presented with two different activation windows. Also, the G5's were not turned on or displaying anything. I tried turning them on with no affect. I then manually removed the gizmo plugin files from the filesystem, along with the G5 aircraft folder and re-installed. As expected, I only was presented with one activation window and successfully activated. However, the G5's are still blank/off. I'm wondering if there might still be issues with proper removal of all prior install files?

I found that if you hover the mouse on the bottom edge in the middle so that the hand icon appears, this will move the entire window.