The drop-down menu contains some other handy options, such as binding a command to a joystick button or to the keyboard. Once you find the failure you want, click on the drop-down box to show the options to select when it fails. To set the specific failures of your choice, you can search for a term in the search bar or expand some categories to see the specific options within them. Again, if you don't want that kind of randomized excitement in your sim experience, make sure this box is unchecked to prevent random failures. The hours field to the right of that determines how frequently these random failures might occur. The box to the right of this button, 'Set global mean time between failures,' is checked by default.This means that randomized failures WILL occur as you fly, unless you uncheck the box. In the Failures menu, there are categories for all the failure options, and at the bottom of the window is the convenient Fix All Systems button to fix any failures that have been accidentally turned on. Then click the Failures button at the bottom of the window. You can access the failure screen in a couple ways. If you've already started a flight go to the flight menu and click Edit Failures.Īnother way to access this is by going into the Flight Configuration menu and clicking Customize on the aircraft you want to use. Watch the video or scroll down for more information. This feature lets you experience what happens when important pieces of equipment don't perform as expected. X-Plane 11 has the ability to simulate countless aircraft systems failures.

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