After only releasing the Phenom 300 earlier this week, Aerobask has now released an update to the aircraft bringing it to version 1.0r, bringing a plethora of fixes. 

The Phenom 300 came as the second light jet released by Aerobask in the last 6 months, and allowed the development team to decrease VRAM usage in their upcoming aircraft, the Falcon 8x, by around 1 gigabyte.

Included were various fixes such as “fixed holes in the cabin ceiling,” “smoother elevator action,” and more.  You can view the changelog provided by the developer below.

• Fixed aircraft not working if Aerosoft cycle_info.txt present in Custom Data
• Fixed holes in the cabin ceiling
• Now supports axis mapping for the flaps lever
• FLC mode now synchs AP speed with actual speed. New option for overriding this
• Smoother elevator action
• Put GFC700 IAS/MACH action at the proper location
• Reworked GCF700 textures
• Fixed PFD lateral mode when new mode engaged after TO
• New logic for TRIM CAS/aural
• Fixed GCU477 FPL button animation
• Yokes now moving with servos
• Fixed speed brakes actuators animation
• Fixed missing strobe and nav spills
• VR config: fixed fuel switch
• VR: clickable sliders (but not draggable)
• Added fictional button to force narrow EIS (for using Wide FPL mode)
• Disabled animation of backup pitch trim when using yoke trim or commands
• Fixed altitude alert
• Reduced speed brakes/ground spoilers efficiency
• Fixed cockpit lightning
• New FMOD adapted to some of the above fixes with this update
  

The Phenom 300 by Aerobask is purchasable from the X-Plane.org store for $44.95.

Further information about the Phenom is viewable via a previous Threshold Article.