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Boeing 777-300ER

About the Boeing 777-300ER

"The 777-300ER ("ER" for Extended Range) is the B-market version of the -300. Its higher MTOW (Maximum takeoff weight) and increased fuel capacity permits a maximum range of 7,370 nautical miles (13,650 km) with 396 passengers in a two-class seating arrangement. And it is 242 Ft long"



Start up

First turn the brakes on

Next turn the Stand by battery on

Afterwards turn the screens on and small screen up

Then turn Nav lights on and strobe lights

After turn the APU fuel system and then the Apu

As well as the fuel systems for the engines then the engines

The final step is to turn the main switches Master A and Master B

You need to spawn it in as a custom mission






How to spawn:

1 press esc and click on mission editor.

2 when in mission editor click "add unique location" and select
the location you want to spawn the vehicle at.

3 press "edit objects" and and click "add vehicle" at the bottom.

4 select the vehicle you want to spawn and place where you want
it to be, you can move the vehicle around using the arrows and
orient the vehicle in the direction you want it to face.

5 press "playlist overview" at the top and click on "add mission"
down the bottom right.

6 an unamed mission has been added. now click "add objective" down
at the bottom, you can leave the objective empty.

7 now press "add/remove components" and select the vehicle, now go
back to the mission overview and give it a name.

8 there are 2 things you can do at this point, you can spawn the
vehicle directly or save the mission so you dont have to do this
over and over again.

9 to spawn directly click "playlist overview" at the top and scroll
down to the mission you just made, click test mission to spawn
the vehicle.

to save the mission, give your mission playlist a name at the top,
then press save and click top bar. enter a name and there you
have your mission, then scroll down and click test mission to
spawn the vehicle.



seats have been updated and are more accurate credits to thingymuhbob for the seats and cabinets
credits to A Certain Evee for the body and logic