It should not go below the altitude set in the MCP altitude window, no matter what altitude is set in the FMC.īut if one of my waypoints in my route has an altitude set of say 20,000 and I set my autopilot to 30,000 shouldn't it only climb to 20,000 while it is on that waypoint? When you get it right, you will see the engines spool up to max climb power and the leftmost entry on the PFD change from speed to thrust, I believe. To climb further, you need to increase the altitude and possibly do something else, such as click on the center of the altitude setting dial. Your altitude is set at 20,000, and the aircraft is holding at that altitude, so it is behaving normally. This is so that if ATC restricts you to a certain altitude, the aircraft won't go above that altitude. In a climb, the aircraft should never climb above the altitude set in the MCP (autopilot) altitude window, no matter what altitude the FMC is set for at the next waypoint. I don't have the X-Plane version of the 777, but I'm familiar with several others. The only way I can get the plane to climb or defend to the right altitude is to manually set it on the altitude control of the autopilot.
Simply click a continent to view download packages.I am having some issues learning how to get the VNAV to work with the FMC and the flight director/autopilot.Įverything is working perfectly except it is not auto controlling the vertical altitude even though I can see all of the flight levels in the FMC.
The aircraft downloads are organized by continent. We would also like to thank Sean Polun for assistance in flight testing. A special thanks goes out to Tomás Coelho and Paul Arnold for photographic panel references. Thanks to Peter Meininger for the necessary documentation. The aircraft is fully Goodway and CoPilot compatible. Liveries by Dhruv Kalra, Alex Unruh, and Reuben Horsley Performance development by Alex Unruh and Dhruv Kalra assisted by Andrew Rerecich
Other variants, such as the 777-300, 777-300ER, and 777-200LR will be released in the near future.
You will also find a large selection of detailed liveries for download.Ĭurrently, the 777-200ER is the only available variant. Features include a detailed and accurate exterior model, photo-realistic 2D panel, and a finely tuned flight model that closely mimics the flying characteristics of the real Boeing 777 aircraft. Welcome to XP Jets’ Boeing 777! This aircraft is the result of almost a year’s worth of development by XP Jets developers.
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