TBM 850

Got the installer to work, at last. I had the MSFS2020 version in my Addons Linker folder but not activated but somehow it was still showing up as a link in my community folder. I deleted the link then the MSFS2024 version loaded normally

I was looking for a place to ask about the potential for a 530/430 combo for the TBM (since I have one of each Real Sim Gear unit and not two 530s ) and I stumbled across this topic. Nick, have you seen this? I'm not someone who uses the stock ATC/flight planner and I'm happy to input routes manually, but given you've been investigating and working on a similar thing for the Starship I thought you might be interested.

yeah i think you're right. or maybe something with the free version of the pms750. i swapped it out for a gns530 and everything seems to be working as expected now.

I've been waiting for someone to ask this directly. While I was excited by this new prop shader, I find the implementation to be lacking, particularly in how harsh shadows can create stroboscopic effects in daylight. It also does not allow for as fine artistic control of how the propeller looks when it's spinning, such as the sharpness of the paint lines and the shine of leading edge dings and scratches. I look forward to embracing this technology when I think I can achieve the results I'm looking for. When that time comes, it will take days, or possibly a week to implement across my whole fleet, but hopefully it will be worth it for the results. I will probably offer both versions of the effect, toggleable on the tablet options page for those who still prefer the old effect.

I found it, it is the reading light switch on the door.

Status: Solved Solution: I deleted my settings in the cloud.

@glideslope said in Micro Switch: Used to toggle the active microphone to be used, when using the oxygen mask (has built-in microphone). Thanks.

I reinstalled the 850, and now it is working.

@Mad_X I agree with you. It would be nice to have a version like the one we talked about.

Ignore the above with apologies - I cant retract flaps on any aircraft. Must be a MSFS issue.

Has anyone been able to get the FTSim+ Soundpack working in MSFS 2024? I'm getting no sounds after install, while the default sounds from the copied Asobo TBM 930 are running OK.

Thank you for the praise. I hope you thoroughly enjoy them! I'm glad you solved your problem easily. It's a fine balance for me as to which cockpit interactions will work with the hardware inputs. Too few and we run into problems like this, but the advanced cockpit builders want everything to be an L:Var. If I use the system of abstraction that Asobo designed to do this, however, you run into bizarre corner cases with very unexpected results. Happy flying, and let me know if there is ever anything else I can do for you!

I don't have this issue, i just downloaded the latest SU2 beta to date

Found it. Axes and Oh's does it. I have all my controls assigned with that. As soon as I connect AAO to the sim, it greys out the GeneralAvionics circuit, and I have to reactivate it with the avionics master. [image: 8018ad64-7118-4d12-858b-729d156c37a2.png] Without AAO, the circuit is off on startup and comes on with the radio master, as it should. Now I have to find out why AAO does this. Might be in the script for the TBM I use for StreamDeck. Tricky bitch... Thanks for your help

Can we expect that next update will proper simulate using bleed high and decrease TRQ?

@Black-Square said in Air conditoning "allows the cabin to be cooled before the engine is running": I've already fixed it, as well. The fuel pump will also respond accordingly now by not cycling on and off when there is no fuel supply. Nice! @Black-Square said in Air conditoning "allows the cabin to be cooled before the engine is running": MSFS 2024 compatibility update Man, MSFS really dumped a load of work on you guys (3rd-party devs in general I mean) with the 2024 compatibility problems with 2020 planes. Before getting the TBM, the main plane I'd been flying for months is A2A's Comanche, and FS2024 messes with its ability to restore the saved cockpit state, so I figure it's probably done similar things to the TBM850.