i have a tip if you are finished with the 777-200 you can make the 707 Prototype the Dash-80 its just a tip you dont need to make it if you want

Yes I am working on a 777-200

It is a good Plane Enzocats you made really good planes like the Boeing 2707 or the this do more Planes please

Just made it with 700 L to spare ha.

I haven't tried but I would pack a scuba suit just in case

"Fuel- 20171 Jet" - Will this make it to the arctic? Like Oneil - Tajin Airfield. In similar aircraft it has taken closer to 23,000 L.

Thank you very much

Turn off the fuel switches near the throttle, it may take a little bit for all the fuel in the line to be exhausted

oh and how do i shut the engines off

first good build of one of my favourite planes very good job there

yeah they are on. already started it. i messedup something

Make sure all of the engine bleed airs are on along with the fuel switches

engine 1,2 dont want to start. 3,4 start easily

If you are talking about the one visible beneath the foot of the pedestal then thats there on purpose, unfortunately i couldnt hide it all the way underneath. If not make sure physics isn't set to low

for some reason, one of the pistons below the pedestal decides to up and die when i load it in, sticking up through the floor.

its uploaded

Yes

I made a repaint of British Airways Express for this Plane. Can I Upload it? I will link the Original and write in the description that its just a repaint and that you made it.

aaaaaa ty

avionics gives data to the alt hold like angle of attack, altitude, etc so turning it off makes the alt hold have no idea what the plane is doing

What causes that to happen though?

make sure you have turned on both avionics switches on the overhead panel

Altitude hold likes to do front flips, any way to fix that?

check your fuel feeds and fuel switches are on. apu bleed apu gen and apu is on. packs are off and bleeds are on. you should be able to start them all.

Any solution to only engine 1 or 4 starting, i cant seem to start any others

ah ok. so we do it the same way.

I just turn off the fuel cutoffs, and even though it can take some time they usually stop after a minute or so

also whats the propery way to stop the engines? they way im doing it is just turning off all the fuel and fuel feeders and using breaks and throttling up until the engines consume whats in them.

Thanks.

mark a waypoint on the map, enter it into the big keypad, then press the "insert waypoint" button on the panel to the left of the throttle, then repeat until you have entered all of the waypoints. You can also just enter the waypoint into the keypad and use the VOR autopilot button, which just flies directly to any waypoint in the keypad without a flight plan. As for documentation I could try adding a guide later tonight but many of the systems are pretty complicated

How do we enter the autopilot waypoints? Also can we get documentation on what all the things in the cockpit do please?

Very well done sir, most realistic cockpit I've ever seen in Stormworks :)

in my defense it didn't say you had to turn on engine bleed airs

i needed to turn on the bleed air valves for the engines for them to start

apu is started, all bleed airs are open, and packs are off?

the rps doesn't increase at all

when you select a new engine, does the starting light come on? does the engine start increasing in rps, just it doesn't fire, or does the rps never increase at all?

i can only start engine 4, i can't start the other engines

I can't blame you lol. Out of the other ones I've seen this is the best looking and functioning one, no doubt. It's such a unique way of doing it compared to using a monitor with an MC which everyone is used to seeing. Keep up the good work my dude

honestly the whole reason I made this was to use that on a plane

I love what you did with the artificial horizon, never thought of doing it that way before!

Thanks!

Beautiful. Thanks for sharing!

my beloved :) thx enzocats!