Wondering if someone can upload this paint please - link is not available - thank you

http://captainsim.org/yabb2/YaBB.pl?num=1362599323

On the topic of paints, we could really do with one pinned post somewhere listing all the currently available paints and where to get them. Has been a pain as a recent (no regular) user of the CS 777 trying to locate these, they seem to disappear from AVSIM on occasion. Be great if we had a sticky post somewhere, and to have that top-post be maintained over time so you dont have to drill through the entire thread?

Would be great if someone could upload this AA new color for me - thank you.

There are AA repaints on avsim for the new American livery. Search for "csb777_200_aanc.zip" for the 200, and "captain_sim_b777_repaint_american_n718an.zip" for the 300

"There are AA repaints on avsim for the new American livery. Search for "csb777_200_aanc.zip" for the 200, and "captain_sim_b777_repaint_american_n718an.zip" for the 300"

Thanks I am aware of this but I like clean paints - thanks

Any reason why the Richard Sennett liveries of AA One World NC does not appear when I add to aircraft config file. It seems to have the same info as the AA NC texture, does this exclude it from appearing it I have both. Tried to change some of it to make it different, did not help. :(

Fly from Portland wrote on Aug 30^th, 2014 at 7:09pm:

Any reason why the Richard Sennett liveries of AA One World NC does not appear when I add to aircraft config file. It seems to have the same info as the AA NC texture, does this exclude it from appearing it I have both. Tried to change some of it to make it different, did not help. :(

Maybe the details are wrong. Make sure that these details are correct for the [fltsim.xx] entry:

[fltsim.X]    <- Can't be XX, must be the next consecutive number in the list in the aircraft.cfg!
title=CS 777-200 Captain PaintX
sim=csx772_GE     <- This might be for the earlier version of the CS777-200 (i.e. sim=csx772)
model=200ER_GE    <- This might be for the earlier version of the CS777-200 (i.e. model=200ER)
panel=
sound=
texture=aa    <- Make sure the texture folder is named correctly

Also. Copy a texture.cfg from one of the default 777 aircraft and paste it in the texture.XXX folder for the livery.

[edit]You might need to make sure it has this line in the [fltsim.X] section:

engine_type=GE90-94B

So the livery can be seen. ;)
[/edit]

Hi Mark
Here are the two details in my aircraft.cfg file. Can you find why 7 does not appear. I did not remove the replace info since it should not affect the file without a // there. Also the atc id are exactly the same from this file, is that a problem? :-?





[fltsim.6]                          
title=CS 777-200 Captain Paint6      
sim=csx772_GE
model=200ER_GE
panel=
sound=
texture=AANC
kb_checklists=
kb_reference=
atc_id=N781AN
atc_airline=American Airlines
atc_flight_number=996
atc_heavy=1
ui_manufacturer=Boeing
ui_type="777-200ER GE"
ui_variation=American Airlines New Colors
ui_typerole="Commercial Airliner"
ui_createdby="Captain Sim"
engine_type=GE90-94B
description="777-200ER N781AN REPAINT BY RAMON D. ORTIZ  Exterior Model\n777 Captain 1.1\n(c) 2011 Captain Sim www.captainsim.com"

[fltsim.7]                           <-------- REPLACE XX FOR LAST NUMBER IN YOUR AIRCRAFT CFG FILE (FOR EXAMPLE IF THE LAST NUMBER IS A 6 THE NEW ENTRY IS A 7)
title=CS 777-200 Captain Paint7       <-------- REPLACE X FOR LAST NUMBER IN YOUR AIRCRAFT CFG FILE (FOR EXAMPLE IF THE LAST NUMBER IS A 6 THE NEW ENTRY IS A 7)
sim=csx772_GE
model=200ER_GE
panel=
sound=
texture=AAONEWORLD
kb_checklists=
kb_reference=
atc_id=N781AN
atc_airline=American Airlines
atc_flight_number=777
atc_heavy=1
ui_manufacturer=Boeing
ui_type="777-200ER GE"
ui_variation=American Airlines New Colors
ui_typerole="Commercial Airliner"
ui_createdby="Captain Sim"
engine_type=GE90-94B
description="777-200ER GE 9V-SRI (cn 30867/349)\n777 Captain 1.4\n(c) 2014 Captain Sim www.captainsim.com"
------------------------------

update: I removed the extra info lines and that did the trick :-[

[quote]update: I removed the extra info lines and that did the trick :-[/quote]

You can also "comment out" the additional info by placing one or two forward slashes ( / ), or even a semi colon ( ; ), in front of it like this:

[fltsim.7]                           /<-------- REPLACE XX FOR LAST NUMBER IN YOUR AIRCRAFT CFG FILE (FOR EXAMPLE IF THE LAST NUMBER IS A 6 THE NEW ENTRY IS A 7)
title=CS 777-200 Captain Paint7       /<-------- REPLACE X FOR LAST NUMBER IN YOUR AIRCRAFT CFG FILE (FOR EXAMPLE IF THE LAST NUMBER IS A 6 THE NEW ENTRY IS A 7)

[fltsim.7]                           //<-------- REPLACE XX FOR LAST NUMBER IN YOUR AIRCRAFT CFG FILE (FOR EXAMPLE IF THE LAST NUMBER IS A 6 THE NEW ENTRY IS A 7)
title=CS 777-200 Captain Paint7       //<-------- REPLACE X FOR LAST NUMBER IN YOUR AIRCRAFT CFG FILE (FOR EXAMPLE IF THE LAST NUMBER IS A 6 THE NEW ENTRY IS A 7)

[fltsim.7]                           ;<-------- REPLACE XX FOR LAST NUMBER IN YOUR AIRCRAFT CFG FILE (FOR EXAMPLE IF THE LAST NUMBER IS A 6 THE NEW ENTRY IS A 7)
title=CS 777-200 Captain Paint7       ;<-------- REPLACE X FOR LAST NUMBER IN YOUR AIRCRAFT CFG FILE (FOR EXAMPLE IF THE LAST NUMBER IS A 6 THE NEW ENTRY IS A 7)

to prevent it being "read" by FSX. This is a good way to add information without affecting the code that is used. ;)

I'm glad you fixed it. ;D