Tim-HH

I agree. It definitely feels closer to the standard TBM 930 than the excellent FSR M500. However, it is still an enjoyable add-on, especially at this low price.

Are you sure you're using the Marketplace version and not a beta version? The Marketplace version definitely has 2K textures, which result in blurry exterior textures. I have no doubt that the M600 was developed with 4K textures. However, they were apparently reduced in size to save VRAM. The same thing happened with the Phenom shortly after its release.

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The Black Square TBM 850 is a MSFS 2024 native addon. Although it is not modular, it was built using the MSFS 2024 SDK. This can easily be seen from the fact that it uses KTX2 textures.

Stunning pictures of a beautiful scenery!

What a great picture! I think the Skyward DA50 is one of the most underrated add-ons. Yes, it's not COWS but it's really well made. And I heard that there are some nice repaints available for it too ☺️

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The paintkit for the Caravan is now available: https://flightsim.to/addon/106097/black-square-caravan-professional-paintkit

Okay, you convinced me to create a Harbour Air livery 🙂 Download: https://flightsim.to/addon/106056/black-square-caravan-professional-harbour-air-c-flha

FlightFX really creates awesome addons!

The release date is 12 March. Customers who purchased the FlightFX Piaggio P.180 Avanti II for MSFS 2020 will receive a free upgrade.

On the 'Failures' page of the EFB, there is a 'Global Failure Rate' slider. Setting it to 'No Failures' disables all failures.

The DA50 and the C680 are created by two different developers. They only share the same brand name.

I've uploaded a new repaint for the 2024 HJet 🙂 https://flightsim.to/file/104931/flightfx-hjet-n60xg-dynamic-registration And also a mod that replaces all the HJet logos with the real ones https://flightsim.to/file/104932/flightfx-hjet-honda-branding

Yes, that's the easiest way. The texture.cfg looks like this: [fltsim] fallback.1=..\..\bksq-aircraft-baronpro\texture.10sInterior fallback.2=..\..\bksq-aircraft-baronpro\texture Both, the Baron and the Bonanza, have a beige panel when you select either the 80s or 90s interior. So changing it to this should give you a beige panel: [fltsim] fallback.1=..\..\bksq-aircraft-baronpro\texture.90sInterior fallback.2=..\..\bksq-aircraft-baronpro\texture