/777-300ER

Freeware Boeing 777-300ER for X-Plane 11, made by Stratosphere Studios

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Stratosphere Studios 777-300ER

Freeware Boeing 777-300ER for X-Plane 11, made by Stratosphere Studios

Creative Commons License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License

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FEATURES:

(As of October 29, 2021):

  • Work in progress cabin, exterior texturing, and animations.
  • Completed cockpit modeling/texturing, improvements still to come.
  • High-quality GE90 FMOD Soundpack.
  • A few manipulators in the 3D cockpit, and their code (FMCs, MCP, all switch covers, radios, transponders, ext lights, elec panel).

FAQ

Q: When is the release date?

A: As we are very early in development, and have no release date at this time.

Q: Where can I download official liveries?

A: You can download the official Stratosphere livery for various aircraft, including this 777, from our repository here. This repository will also include other liveries for the 777 aside from the Stratosphere one in the future.

Q: Where can I follow progress and announcements for this aircraft?

A: Keep up with the project on our Discord Server! You can also see a detailed changelog here.

Q: What is the black console window that appears when I start the aircraft?

A: Don't close it. It helps the developers find bugs and fix them. If you close this window, X-Plane will crash. Along with the log.txt, this is one of the primary tools for investigating issues. This can be disabled by deleting the xtlua_debugging.txt file from the aircraft's "plugins/xtlua/64/" folder.

Q: How do I start the aircraft?

A: As of now, you can't start the plane from cold and dark because systems have not been implemented yet. For now, enable "Start with engines running" in the aircraft menu. When systems are implemented, you should follow the checklists and manuals found here.

Q: How can I contribute to this aircraft?

A: Please use the Github issue page to report any problems you find. This will greatly help us fix issues.

If you want to help out and you have some dev skills, feel free to fork, modify, and make a pull request!

Q: Why is my aircraft broken, I get error message, and half the models are gone?

A: You have selected the wrong aircraft. The 777 download inlcudes two aircraft which show up in the X-Plane menu. One of them is an experimental one we are using to test our new flightmodel work. This one does not have an icon in the X-Plane menu, and it is fairly broken. Make sure you select the aircraft that has the icon!

Q: Even after following the above instructions my aircraft is still broken?

A: Please remember this aircraft is still in the works. By downloading from github, you our downloading our experimental dev version, so there will be plenty of bugs and things that don't work. Please be patient as we continue working on the aircraft, and once again, we don't have a set release date yet, so please don't ask!

INSTALLATION

Just extract the aircraft folder and move it to your X-Plane aircraft folder. For stable releases, look here (none yet), and for all the latest updates, go here, click the green "Code" button, then click "Download Zip". This version gets updated frequently.

If you're on Windows, you'll need to install C++ Support to use this aircraft.

OLD REPOSITORY

If you want to see more update history, you can check our old repository.

CREDITS

Nathroxer (Head): Cockpit, animations, textures, aircraft exterior.

Matt726: Sounds, Documentation, display textures.

Crazytimtimtim: Code, flight model + other aircraft data, manipulators, readme, Github management.

zeta976: Modeling, animation, airfoils, flight model, documentation.

Cactus2456 (IASXP): Lower EICAS, SASL integration.

Potatohead123: Landing gear, cockpit, engines.

mSparks43, the Sparky744 Project, and its contributors: XTLua, help, and some borrowed code (within license restrictions)

Phil Paysse: Fuselage and wings.

Spherrrical: Graphic design, Discord bot.