Beta 10 apparently is out now

[wb5okj 26]

Just restarted X-Plane 11 to test a change and update to latest came up.

[Adrian123 1,015]

Yep. Now to start over ...again. No complaints.

[Phantom88 3,287]

Thanks for the info

[ryanbatc 12,837]

Downloading.  Yay!  What will break this time haha

[wb5okj 26]

So far, it is looking pretty good on my end. Still no IDing the navaids in the Cessna.

[CarlosF 1,239]

So far, so good here.

[Novation 534]

Working just fine here. Smoky engines seems to be gone which is nice. I'm running pretty much default apart from xEnviro, which works just fine, and even gave me the light snow we have here currently on my test flight. Performance seems much the same.

[soaring_penguin 428]

Am I the only one having bad luck with this one ?

Running Ubuntu 16.10, I get a segmentation fault after running the updater.

No problem with pb9 (unfortunately, I did not safe it this time), nor with pb1 (fresh install).

My guess is a corrupted download, but I tried it 3 times now, same result.

[Old_As_Dirt 160]

My experience with PB-10a on my i7-4770 with GTX-770 Windforce 4GB, and 16GB Ram.

 

Running at 4x-SSAA in the default 172 in rural/small city area at 3900 ft.

 

1.  Weather matches local conditions perfectly with seemingly better haze rendition.

2.  Landing light switch works.

3.  Framerates in upper 40s/lower 50s.

4.  Notice - PB-10a...  Does this mean that we are due for a update ....b?  Trying to stay away from XP-11 PB-11?

5.  Banding still there...

 

All is well here.

 

John

[soaring_penguin 428]

For the Linux problem, if you can get your hand on an old executeable, it works, only drawback I have noticed is a warning about missing textures. 

 

eg. before updating, safe your pb9 executeable : X-Plane-x86_64 to X-Plane-x86_64.back, then run the updater, and start with the file you just saved (X-Plane-x86_64.back).

[piperarrow41 4]

My frame rates have gone down considerably.  I was in the upper 20's, but now down in the mid teens. 

[Old_As_Dirt 160]

 

 

For the Linux problem, if you can get your hand on an old executeable

 

Link to fixed Linux executable is on the developer's page.

 

John

[soaring_penguin 428]

yes, I found it also, thanks

[Jimm 437]

There appears to be a "weather dead zone", in northern California.  While performing a short flight from KSFO to KSMF, I cam across this issue now for the second time, with the first being last night (Beta 9), from KSMF to KSFO.  For some odd reason, using real world weather (X-Plane 11 default), I come across this "FPS killer" near KSUU (Travis AFB).  It last for a good five minutes, where my fps are purring along at 40-50fps and then drops to 3-4 fps.  When it happened last night, I thought it was an issue with a Lua script I had running for the sky, so I shut down the sim.  This morning, after updating to Beta 10 I ran the same route, only this time going from KSFO to KSMF and I had the same exact issue with the weather and the fps drop.  I let it go this time, and after about 5 minutes, it cleared up and my fps rose back into the 40s again.

 

Both times this anomaly happened, the airspace turned completely white, with no clouds, no scenery.  Now, if I changed my view to look outside from the left or right, my frames could jump back up into the upper teens, but facing ahead in the cockpit, the frames would drop again.

 

I'm not sure if anyone else has experienced this and I'd been considering filing a bug about it, but the problem is that my log.txt file shows no mention of this anomaly, so I'm stumped. 

[Mountain Man 142]

Am I the only one having bad luck with this one ?

Running Ubuntu 16.10, I get a segmentation fault after running the updater.

No problem with pb9 (unfortunately, I did not safe it this time), nor with pb1 (fresh install).

My guess is a corrupted download, but I tried it 3 times now, same result.

 

It's not just you.  File a bug report.

 

http://dev.x-plane.com/support/bugreport.html

 

I suspect it's something simple that got overlooked, but the more info they have, the better chance they'll have of fixing it.