Xplane Maps Crash xPilot 1.3.0.2

[Camden Bruno]

15 minutes ago, Justin Shannon said:

Does the same thing happen with a stock X-Plane aircraft, such as the C172?

Now that you mention it, it does not appear so. I tried with the 172 and the default Cirrus and can't replicate it. But I don't think it's an issue with the other add-on aircraft, as again I haven't had issues since downloading the latest XPilot and I've flown with them for a long time since their last updates.

Nevermind - just tested again and had it happen with the 172.

Event Viewer: https://pastebin.com/raw/UdA0fFCy

Log.txt: https://pastebin.com/raw/9h9hZNSz

Edited April 15, 2020 at 08:25 PM by Camden Bruno
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[Fernando Mercerat]

3 hours ago, Justin Shannon said:

Okay, for those who are experiencing a CTD/freezing, please give this version a try. This version completely disables the integration with the X-Plane map.

http://xpilot.clowd.io/installers/xPilot-Setup-1.3.1.2.exe

Hi Justin. After a lot of testing I've found a flight procedure that triggers the crash everytime I do it.

Here the results:

xpilot 1.3.1.1 executing and connected to vatsim, sim crashes (multiplayer airplanes near or not, the same)

xPilot 1.3.1.1 installed into X-Plane, but not executed, sim crashes

xPilot removed from plugin folder, sim doesn't crash

xPilot 1.3.1.2 installed, executing and connected to Vatsim, sim didn't crash so far

I'll keep testing this version to see if I can make it crash.

Thanks !

[Justin Shannon]

@Camden Bruno (and anyone else); I have made xPilot 1.2.1.0 available for download again via the xPilot website. See this thread for more info. 

 

[Camden Bruno]

1 minute ago, Justin Shannon said:

@Camden Bruno (and anyone else); I have made xPilot 1.2.1.0 available for download again via the xPilot website. See this thread for more info. 

 

Thanks for the responsiveness today and all the help, dude. I happened to see that you put 1.2.1.0 up on the website a little over an hour ago so I went ahead and reverted. I flew the TBM around the Boston area for about 45 minutes, landed at 3 airports, etc etc. with no issues.

[Fernando Mercerat]

Not a single crash with 1.3.1.2

[Camden Bruno]

@Justin Shannon,

I have been using 1.2.1.0 up until today (I haven't been flying on the network much this summer cause of work) when I was forced to update because it says 1.2.1.0 is no longer supported, therefore, I couldn't even connect to the network. However, even with the latest xPilot update (1.3.30), I'm still experiencing the same problems as above.

Event Viewer: https://pastebin.com/RK8RVSsm

Log.txt: https://pastebin.com/5hsh62Ha

I obviously have no clue what would be causing 1.2.1.0 to be working flawlessly but every update since then causing the sim to crash to desktop. I want to be able to fly on the network and would be happy to continue using 1.2.1.0 but understand if thats not a possibility. If thats the case and it's not possible to keep using 1.2.1.0, could you help me troubleshoot this issue? Thanks.

[Camden Bruno]

Justin,

For further information, I just tried XSquawkBox and it is working fine along with offline flying.

[Justin Shannon]

Camden, the X-Plane log you posted does not indicate the application crashed. Usually, the last line in the log file would say something like --=={This application has crashed because of the plugin: xPilot}==--

Did X-Plane produce a crash report in the output/crash_reports folder? If so, can you upload it to a file sharing website, like Google Drive?

[Camden Bruno]

It did not. However, this issue must be an XPilot issue. I can run XPlane completely fine when I'm not running XPilot. Further, I uninstalled XPilot and downloaded/installed XSquawkBox and was able to connect and fly without issue. Then, I uninstalled XSquawkBox, reinstalled XPilot, attempted connecting again and within a couple mins of connecting via XPilot I get a CTD.

[Justin Shannon]

There’s not much I can do without an X-Plane crash report, sorry.