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Hello @richboy2307, I just tried again to enter multiple holds and I had no issues at all this time 🥳 I tried it on this route: LFPG/08L N0485F410 ERIX6h ERIXU DCT ETAMO DCT GUERE DCT NARAK NARA8N LFBO/32L on GUERE, then ETAMO and ERIXU, changing the time / dist, editing the holds multiple times without any issue / WASM crash / Flightplan deletion. I think you can close this topic, thank you and have a nice day !
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Ok so i tried again today with 1.0.5 (after WASM folder was deleted before update) and still had the issue, despite the changelog mentionning "Fixed – WASM Crash EFIS_Gauge_Draw when loading ANF in NAV mode after IRS alignment on both ND at same time" It is fixed (in my case) ONLY if i load a map after another: - Using miniEFIS with both control assignment and loading ANF on both ND at same time => Crash ❌ - Using miniEFIS in Capt only control assignment, loading first the captain ANF and then the FO ANF => Ok ✅ (and after that i can use both control assignment at same time without issue) Hope this crash can be fixed in a future update, thank you
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I tried again today after updating the navdata on the tablet and it crashed again with the same error code (WASM: Exception c0000005 in gauge EFIS in module vfs://inibuilds-aircraft-a350/SimObjects/Airplanes/inibuilds-aircraft-a350-900/panel/inibuilds-A350.wasm)
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Aircraft: A350-900 v1.0.4 Simulator: FS2020 Navdata Method: NAVIGRAPH OFP: Not related to route (but I can provide it if needed, it was departing runway 14R, FISTO7A SID) WASM Error: WASM: Exception c0000005 in gauge EFIS in module vfs://inibuilds-aircraft-a350/SimObjects/Airplanes/inibuilds-aircraft-a350-900/panel/inibuilds-A350.wasm Specs: CPU: Intel 14900k, GPU: Nvidia RTX 4080 Super, RAM: 64GB DDR5 Description of the problem: Had a WASM crash on the ground at LFBO when trying to display the airport map Video of the crash: Crash is at 14:56 and I show the console at 15:50, but i uploaded the whole flight preparation maybe there are some other steps before leading to the crash (like the ALT blue mode flicker idk)
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Hello, thank you for the update and the testing on your side ! To be honest since this WASM crash i have been afraid to enter holds in my flightplan 😅 I will try again this week and will let you know asap !
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Hello, as said in the title, when switching from NAV to HDG mode, the level-off indicator no longer works and is stuck below the aircraft icon on the ND. Before in NAV mode: After in HDG mode: I recorded the flight so i can send you a video if needed. Some information: Aircraft: A350-900 (v1.0.3 but had the problem since v1.0.0, cleared WASM folder before update) Simulator: FS2020 Navdata Method: NAVIGRAPH Thank you in advance and hava a nice day
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I had a WASM crash when trying to insert holds into my flightplan. Steps to reproduce: Everything is on video, but to summarize: - Inserting a HOLD at REQIN - Trying to change hold config (turn, leg defining parameter) - Hold was not displayed on the ND, so i tried to enter an other HOLD at BOURI (waypoint before REQIN, without removing the HOLD at REQIN) - Trying to modify the HOLD at BOURI - Inserted HOLD into flihgtplan, flightplan diapered and the WASM crash occured I have it it on video, watch it to reproduce (first hold at 1:53, second at 3:31, no flightplan & crash at 3:50, after that i tried to resolve crash without success, showing console at 8:33) Aircraft: A350-900 Simulator: FS2020 Navdata Method: NAVIGRAPH OFP: I don't have it anymore but the route was SBGL/10 DCT TISVA UL206 KODOS DCT SEROD DCT TURUP UA302 ANITI UR975 ARDAR UA854 BRENA UA29 TRB UM986 ALR UG26 REQIN DCT ELSAG DCT ALG DCT TINTO L5 VALMA DCT LIRF/16L WASM Error: WASM: Exception c0000005 in gauge MFD in module vfs://inibuilds-aircraft-a350/SimObjects/Airplanes/inibuilds-aircraft-a350-900/panel/inibuilds-A350.wasm (i think, i didn't filter the console, but it is visible on the video) Specs: CPU: Intel 14900k, GPU: Nvidia RTX 4080 Super, RAM: 64GB DDR5
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Aircraft: A350-900 Simulator: FS2020 Navdata Method: NAVIGRAPH OFP: Not related to route (but I can provide it if needed) WASM Error: WASM: Exception c000001d in gauge MFD in module vfs://inibuilds-aircraft-a350/SimObjects/Airplanes/inibuilds-aircraft-a350-900/panel/inibuilds-A350.wasm Specs: CPU: Intel 14900k, GPU: Nvidia RTX 4080 Super, RAM: 64GB DDR5 Description of the problem: I was doing a flight on Vatsim, everything went well, then I tried to display traffic on ND to adjust my speed for sequencing on unicom. I was seeing the traffic in front of me because he was just below, then i switched to nav mode to see the traffic behind me. He was higher so I pressed the "ABV" button on the TCAS section. Then when i pressed back the "ABV" button, a WASM crash occurred. Luckily I was recording the whole flight, so here is a video starting 2 minutes before the crash, with the crash occurring at 01:42 (i think) (i can provide a longer video if needed): Steps to reproduce (i think): - Have a traffic in front of you on the ND on ARC mode(without the need to press "ABV" or "BLW" buttons on the TCAS) - Have the traffic visible on the SURV tab - Have a traffic behind you (not visible in ARC mode & without "ABV" or "BLW" pressed) - Switch to NAV mode on the ND - Display the traffic with "ABV" or "BLW" - Click on it via the SURV tab - Press "ABV" or "BLW" again - Crash should occur (i think) I hope it will help you to fix this crash, thank you in advance for the support !
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Hi, Same issue on my side, it is the third time i think since last week, reinstalled and it is still stuck on loading screen
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Hi, Just to let you know that the problem was fixed on my side with the last update, thx ! I did a flight from Dublin to Boston without any issues, will see if the problem is fixed on other flights
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Hi ! I have the same issue (currently cruising at FL340), i followed the checklists in MSFS. I also have the same issue as mentioned by pdp above.