X-plane 10.20 on Mac Broke Pilot Edge

[MikeT]

Hey Folks,

Just updates X-Plane on my MAC to 10.20 and I no longer have access to the PilotEdge plugin. I reinstalled te Plugin and it still does not show up on XPlane.

Mike

[Keith Smith]

You are probably running the 64-bit version of X-Plane. Run the 32-bit and you'll should be good. We don't have a 64-bit mac plugin yet. Moving this to the X-Plane forum, btw.

[MikeT]

Is there a way to tell xplane to run in 32bit?

Thanks for the quick reply!

Mile

[Vincent Meier]

There are two files in the root X-plane folder to start the program. One is 64 bit and one is 32 bit.

[breadwild]

PilotEdge or 64 bit X-Plane or PilotEdge or 64 bit X-Plane...so many decisions now

[Keith Smith]

For mac, that is the call for now, yes.

[ChristophPreinfalk]

I got a PE dedicated X-Plane 10.11 install with scenery that covers only the PE area. Takes up about 4GB on my hard drive. Rendering settings are lower so I don't run into X-Plane running out of memory issues and I keep the frame rate high. I found that with the fancy autogen enhancements of X-Plane 10.20 the memory issue in 32 bit is even worse, so X-Plane 10.20 is for me for 64 bit only, so I'm not using X-Plane 10.20 for PE. My 10.20 install is for off line flying in 64 bit only.

[breadwild]

Yup, want to practice ATC communications then it's XP10.11. Want gorgeous flying—XP10.20. It will be a lovely day when we can do both. But such a 1st World problem.