Version 1.1 of TorqueSim's Cirrus SR22 Series released today, with the main drawcards pertaining to icing effects and engine simulation. A number of bug fixes were also published in the update.

In the three or so months since the aircraft's release, it has seen one update - back in August to resolve a number of post-release issues - however, v1.1 looks to be much more substantial, having seen a 'feature preview' in late September.

Here's the list of new features added in this update:

• G1000 Terrain Profile Indicator
• Visual Icing Effects
• Engine behavior improvements
• Visual enhancements throughout
• Pitch/Autopilot with flap handling improved
• Engine fluctuation and CHT behavior tuning

A list of fixes put into action this update was also provided:

• Better G1000 screen-space state tracker
• Decal adjustments
• AviTab show/hide ability
• FMOD sound-pack improvements
• Visor behavior
• LIT texture adjustments
• Some sub-systems were non-functional on certain MacOS versions
• Fixed failed random generator handling
• Pilot’s cannula visibility
• Improved TKS behavior

The update is available via an email sent out by X-Aviation to all current customers of TorqueSim's SR22 Series - if you didn't receive an email, the developer recommends you visit this website and re-download the file.

New customers will have the SR22 at v1.1 standard once they purchase the product, which is available for $54.95 USD from X-Aviation.