I never saw this released anywhere, so I got off my lazy butt and decided to make it myself.

[aircraft]
nosegear = 31.09
refueling = 1
iscargo = 0
trafficcones = 1
preferredexit =  0
wingrootpos = 4.53 3.06 -0.52
wingtippos = 29.93 -9.14 1.22
fuelpos = 20.25 -5.00 -0.04
waterpos = 0.00 0.00 0.00
lavatorypos = 0.00 0.00 0.00
engine1pos = -9.75 7.62 -2.74
engine2pos = 9.75 7.62 -2.74
engine3pos = 0.00 0.00 0.00
engine4pos = 0.00 0.00 0.00

[exit1]
pos = -2.91 30.55 -1.01 2.00
code = 1
name = Main Passenger Exit

[exit2]
pos = -2.75 19.74 -0.69 2.00
code = (L:PassDoor2, number)
name = Second Passenger Door

[exit3]
remove = 1

[exit4]
pos = -2.66 -22.71 -0.59 -9.50
code = (L:PassDoor3, number)
name = Rear Passenger Door

[service1]
pos = 2.54 30.42 -0.76 -10.50
code = (L:ServDoor1, number)
name = Front Service Door

[service2]
pos = 2.46 -22.57 -0.59 8.00
code = (L:ServDoor3, number)
name = Rear Service Door

[cargo1]
pos = 1.44 25.15 -2.64 0.00
code = 3
name = Front Cargo Door
uldcode = AKE

[cargo2]
pos = 1.42 -14.19 -2.63 6.00
code = 4
name = Rear Cargo Door
uldcode = AKE

 

It's made for the GE model... haven't tested on the PW. It should work the same though. I don't believe there's any model changes other than the engines. Worst case the engine entries are wrong. I'll be testing that in a bit. All the doors are coded to work with the custom CS doors.

I've tested everything but the deicer. I don't fly much in icing conditions. It should work though, the nodes are in the correct position.

Also, the fuel truck might be on the wrong side, I honestly don't know what side the fuel truck goes in real life. I put it on the right side.

I tested with airstairs. Should work fine with SODE jetways, as long as its run through GSX. I haven't tested SODE through the SODE menu. Assuming CS set up the door entries properly it should work.

Oh, if you didn't know, I found that in the newest update of GSX the file doesn't go to the airplane directory. Least for me.

Press the windows key+r then type in %appdata%, press ok, go to the virtuali folder, airplanes, and if it doesn't exists create a folder named "CS_B777-300ER_GE" without quotes. Put the gsx.cfg file in there.

If you don't know how to create the file, right click anywhere in open space, click new text document, copy and paste these entries and save as gsx.cfg.

That'll about do it. Oh, if you do it for the PW model, the folder name is the name as the folder name in the airplanes folder. So create a folder named "CS_B777-300_PW" without quotes and paste gsx.cfg in there.

If there's any problems let me know.