There is a brilliant B2 mod available that includes the plane and cockpit (based on the superb Felis model – now freeware). More detail on the fantastic B2 and M mods here.

Felis TU154M (The community continuation of Tu-154 by Felis for X-Plane) download here

B2 variant mod here (Google drive) UPDATED to V4

Liveries here and here (RAR)

M TSS variant mod here (Google drive)

M  UNS variant mod here (Google drive)

There is also a cockpit texture mod in English for the B2 mod here

Finally, the EFB in the B2 and M mods has been translated into English here.

Hopefully having this in one place is helpful.

Today I finally could sorted out and get it working the Felis An-24RV v3 for XP11 with all the cockpit in english. Here what i did:

1 - Download the lastest version of An-24RV from here (fixed to work with XP11):

https://github.com/parshukov/An24-Felis-for-XP11

(even if you already did, do it again because some files were already updated)

2 - After install, go to the installed An-24RV folder and copy all contents from folder "ENG_patch" to the root of An-24RV folder (replacing all files with the same name).

3 - Go to plugins folder of An-24RV and delete the sasl folder

4 - Download the An-24RV from here:

http://felis-planes.com/an24rv/downloads/

5 - From this last zip, copy the sasl folder from plugins folder and paste it on the plugins folder of the installed An-24RV

Then you have it working!!!

Big Thanks to Parshukov for this mod and all that contributed to it!

and a gigantic and special Thanks to Felis that did this amazing add-on and put it available to the community!

Regards

In the near future, I will decide the issue of placing this product on the github. GitHub will be the permanent seat of this product. In this thread, I will post minor patches, after which I will update the github. And welcome to the ultimate plane in X-Plane.

I will try to help you understand the intricacies of managing Soviet technology.

In the near future I will find an opportunity to post this build on a permanent basis on the github.

If you like my work, you can buy me a beer. )

I have compiled the information on this web page.

https://www.djetdail.fr/tuto_djetdail/site_tuto/?tupolev-154m

Bons vols

Hello!

I've been tinkering with an application similar to the NCalc5, and I while developing I want some wishes and tips.

I'm in the GUI-development phase right now, concentrating to generate a nice sheet of the NVU-plan for printing. I'm trying to replicate its look similar to NCalc5.

I using QT as development environment, and hoping to get it work both for Windows and Linux (I'm currently developing on a Linux machine). I'm not sure if QT works in Mac, and I do not have any Apple computer at home. But I'll open-source the application and upload it to GIT if anyone wants to try converting it to Apple. But, first, I want to finish the application in a working state before releasing it.

Currently the XNVU Calculator, which I call it, has these features:

* Loading FMS-plans, updating the waypoints from the most recent X-Plane FMS data (i.e. Navigraph) you have installed. Though not yet saving.

* Calculate a NVU-flightplan as NCalc5 does, using WMM2015 magnetic model algorithm.

* Searching for Airports, Navaids and Fixes from X-Plane, and add them to the NVU-flightplan (currently a very simple UI, only showing the identifier, type of point, and lat/lon).

Anyone knows which magnetic model current version of X-Plane uses?

Cheers!

only, I wish there was a separate cargo version.

I was just not temped to buy a passenger version but the cargo version, a different story!

any chance launching a separate cargo version?

But now I am looking at Honeycomb yoke and thinking about the correct way of setup of different buttons. Yak-40 yoke has different controls located there. There is not much documentation about them (neither in Felis manual nor real-life docs), but local aviation museum has luckily Yak-40 and so I took some photos. Still the access to flight deck is blocked by transparent panel, so I could not explore everything in detail and closely. So some assumptions here:

Right hand seems to have PTT, AP disconnect and trim buttons. Rear side seems to have one lever, but for which purpose?

Left hand seems to have (again) trim control and nose wheel lever.

Findings - trim could be used from either side and there is unknown lever on the right.

Many thanks for any info... I'm on an Imac under OS 12.3.1 Monterey

Diego

https://studfile.net/preview/9864270/

To tanslate the document, you can the use this one here. It´s also free:

https://www.onlinedoctranslator.com/en/translationform

after some work in the plane maker i can start the APU but not the center Engine, i follow the Cold and Dark vid from Felis. 

Cheers

Even though I don't own your 747-200, I have seen the utter delight of end-users and review sites alike, loving the detail and quality of this beautiful aircraft. Actually, when I started flight simulation with FS2004 (FS9), my first payware aircraft was the 747-200 by a little company called Ralph's Panel Shop. I loved it!

Then I started flying the PMDG 737-800NG and the 747-400 on FS. They were and still are, very high quality with very little bugs apparently (though I don't fly MSFS2020).  The SSG is a joke. Which is why I am hoping some other competent developer can make a proper Jumbo Jet. You haven't announced anything else on this forum, so I thought you might have some time to develop the new cousins of this eternal beauty - the 747-400 and the 747-8.

Here is the first video, showing some of its features and how to start it. I will make some more, showing how to use navigationg system, autopilot, etc.

Also, here is the link to KLN90 by Dennis Pruefer, modified for Tu154: http://felis-planes.com/upload/tu154/KLN90_Tu154.ZIP

There is an excellent third party add on mod that @sirtopper wrote that I was using to look at failures in the Felis 742 Classic. Unfortunately, the engine fire trigger no longer seems to work so I cannot simulate an engine fire after takeoff.

Would anyone have any ideas, @sirtopper is not sure why it is no longer  working. 

It is not perfect, mind this:
* It is not official or made by Felis (developer of this aircraft) at all
* Plugin will fail to load initially when airplane loads. So you need reload the plugin in the plugins menu.
* It currently is not super duper simulated to be affected by the electrical system as of yet (it does not matter if batteries are on or off). Though, the main VHF switches affect the radio.
* I am not sure what will happen if a random VHF-radio failure occurs in the advanced-mega-random-failure-system implemented by Felis, a crash, a slap in the face, or nothing at all...

Before installing the plugin you need to:
* Remove and make a backup of the file vhf.sec in the Custom Avionics\main_panel\radio\ folder
* Create an empty vhf.lua file in the same folder as above

Unpack the plugin in the aircrafts plugins folder.
The plugin uses SASL v3 and is open-source.

A tip!
Using the VHF channel selector on the left cockpit wall flips the active and standby radio frequencies!

V2 is already out:
* Plugin will hopefully not fail when loaded up (no need to reload the plugin when the airplane is loaded).
* Radios are affected by the battery-switches now aswell (not voltage though)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1j3umITveGZd9NA6NLo__BodFgpKvwNFY/view?usp=sharing

Does anybody have some pointers?

Thanks