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FSX Boeing 777-200ER Engine Smoke Coordinates

Boeing 777-200ER engine smoke coordinates place a realistic exhaust plume precisely inside the nacelles for the Project Open Sky 777-200ER in FSX, using the fx_smoke_f6 effect. The smoke triggers cleanly during takeoff roll and retracts after landing, enhancing immersion without altering the aircraft model.

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A twin-engine jet airliner flies head-on toward the viewer with visible wingtip vortices against a cloudy sky.

Boeing 777-200ER Engine Smoke Coordinates for the Project Open Sky B777-200 ER when used in FSX. Easy installation. By Tom Tiedman.

Boeing 777-200ER with engine smoke effect.

DESCRIPTION:

Boeing 777-200ER engine smoke coordinates for the
Project Opensky Boeing 777-200ER when used in FSX.
Easy installation. By Tom Tiedman

CREDITS:

1.) Project Opensky for a sweet 777!
2.) The original author of the "fx_smoke_f6" file,
whoever you are.

I take no credit for any of this. Enjoy your smoke!

Tom Tiedman

INSTALLATION: Simple!

1.) Copy and paste (or drag and drop) the enclosed
"fx_smoke_f6" file into your FSX "Effects" folder.
(It is probably there already).

2.) Open your 777-200ER "aircraft.cfg" file, scroll down
to the [smokesystem] section, and erase it.

3.) Copy and paste the new, enclosed [SMOKESYSTEM] info.
found below back into your 777-200ER "aircraft.cfg" file,
replacing what you just erased. (I pasted mine at the
bottom of the file with good results). Then click 'file',
then click 'save', of course.

4.) This smoke hides inside the engines, so you only need to
press your "I" key once as you prepare to takeoff.
As you start to roll, the smoke will begin to pour out
the back of the engines. Once you land and roll to a stop,
the smoke will disappear back inside of the engines.

[SMOKESYSTEM] smoke.0=9.232, -32.116, -7.601, fx_smoke_f6 smoke.1=9.232, 32.116, -7.601, fx_smoke_f6

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Copy aircraft files into SimObjects

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Filename/Directory	File Date	File Size
Boeing_777-200ER_Engine_Smoke.jpg	07.30.11	45.91 kB
file_id.diz	07.30.11	143 B
fx_smoke_f6.fx	04.19.04	1.17 kB
READ ME and INSTALLATION.txt	07.30.11	1.33 kB
flyawaysimulation.txt	10.29.13	959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url	01.22.16	52 B