Friday at 01:18 PM3 days Apparently, this is the solution. I haven't tested it myself yet. I can't remember where I got it from. Somebody posted on another post here, "The MSFS Marketplace is a nightmare. The update functions don't work properly. There are two ways to update the A380 without issues, depending on whether you have it installed or are streaming it:1. If it is being streamed, completely deactivate and then reactivate it. You can find the options for this in the bottom-right corner of the Marketplace after selecting the add-on.2. If it is installed, please uninstall it completely; then, place the aircraft somewhere using the streamed version before downloading and installing it again.As long as the aircraft isn't managed via the iniManager, there are no local WASM files, because they are precompiled for consoles. Consequently, you cannot delete WASM files from the usual locations. However, if you wish, you can delete the "work" folder to reset all settings, persistence data, etc.Don't forget to check the IniManager for updates to the LowRes textures and liveries as well."
Friday at 04:04 PM2 days 2 hours ago, ChristyKrohne said:Apparently, this is the solution. I haven't tested it myself yet. I can't remember where I got it from. Somebody posted on another post here, "The MSFS Marketplace is a nightmare. The update functions don't work properly. There are two ways to update the A380 without issues, depending on whether you have it installed or are streaming it:1. If it is being streamed, completely deactivate and then reactivate it. You can find the options for this in the bottom-right corner of the Marketplace after selecting the add-on.2. If it is installed, please uninstall it completely; then, place the aircraft somewhere using the streamed version before downloading and installing it again.As long as the aircraft isn't managed via the iniManager, there are no local WASM files, because they are precompiled for consoles. Consequently, you cannot delete WASM files from the usual locations. However, if you wish, you can delete the "work" folder to reset all settings, persistence data, etc.Don't forget to check the IniManager for updates to the LowRes textures and liveries as well."Unfortunately I can confirm that this is no solution (at least on Xbox): I tried uninstalling and reinstalling with the same effect of orange screens. Why is Inibuilds silent on this? This is not a small bug, annoying but bearable. This is a critical problem preventing us customers of using the product which we payed 80 Euros. The least they could do now is address the issue in the first place.
Friday at 04:32 PM2 days 27 minutes ago, Altair3285 said:Unfortunately I can confirm that this is no solution (at least on Xbox): I tried uninstalling and reinstalling with the same effect of orange screens.Why is Inibuilds silent on this? This is not a small bug, annoying but bearable. This is a critical problem preventing us customers of using the product which we payed 80 Euros. The least they could do now is address the issue in the first place.Well, I believe they will get back to us. Be patient. They have a very good Customer Service track record.
20 hours ago20 hr FIXED: I joined the Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 Beta via Xbox Insider Hub and updated the sim.
1 hour ago1 hr 3 hours ago, 20Chris01 said:Can I ask how you did that?Before you start:1. On your Xbox· Go to Store > Search > Xbox Insider Hub > Install it (it's free). Open Xbox Insider Hub.· Press Previews (left menu). Find Microsoft Flight Simulator Beta > Select Join.· Then select Manage. You'll see a list of groups. Pick Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 - Sim Update 7 (it always says the latest Sim Update number; right now it's 7) > Save.· Wait until it says Joined. Can take up to 15 min.3.· Restart to get the beta. Very important on Xbox: Hold the Xbox button on the controller.· Restart console. After restart, go to My games & apps > Manage > Updates. MSFS 2024 should start updating to the beta build. Current Beta is 1.9.10.0 (SU7 Beta). Size is usually 3- 15 GB, not a full reinstall.· Launch it — in the main menu top right, you'll see the "Beta" tag. If you don't see an update:Settings > System > Updates > Check. Or go to the Microsoft Store app on Xbox > Search MSFS 2024 > it will say Update. To leave Beta later and go back to the normal version: Open Xbox Insider Hub > Previews > Microsoft Flight Simulator Beta > Manage > Leave preview > Continue. Restart the console again. Launch MSFS 2024 — it will prompt you to install a ∼3.5GB rollback update to the public version (1.8.x.x)
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