Sure. This is what I did. (You have to have boeing777-300.gau(this is from fs9. I can send it to you if you don't have it) and you have to go online and search for msvcr70.dll and download it)1. Go to freeskyproject.com (previously projectopensky.com) and download the 777 aircraft with livery that you want.2. Also download the 32 bitmap textures and the xml gauges for the virtual cockpit.3. Install the main plane file in fsx\simobjects. (You might want to alias the the sound to the 737-800).4. Put the boeing777-300.gau in fsx root\gauge.5. Go to the plane where you installed it in fsx and copy and paste the textures contained in the "32 bit map textures" file you got from freeskyproject in main aircraft folder\texture (when I say texture i mean a texture file that is in the main aircraft folder as this can be named to other things, depending on the airline livery like texture.aa). Overwrite everything when asked.6. Now go back to the 32 bitmap textures folder and copy and paste these two files "$vc_01" and "$vc_02" into rootairplanefolder\panel.7. Install the xml gauges (just follow the readme instructions this comes with) (remember to move the new panel.cfg that this folder brings into rootairplanefolder\panel.8. Go to rootairplanefolder\model. Look at .mdl file. If it doesn't have something like os772_trent800_VC in its name, then go to freeskyproject agai, click on the 777v2, click on model packages, and find the model that your current plane has but with "VC" included in its name. For example, if you have os772_trent800.mdl, look for and download one that says os772_trent800_VC.mdl. Download it and install the new .mdl file in rootairplanefolder\model. Overwrite everything windows says. Then, inside rootariplanefolder\model, edit the model.cfg so it has the name of the new .mdl file.9. Install an add on sound (optional).Hope this helps. If you have any questions, just ask because I might have missed a step, but these are the steps I followed and I installed a 777-200 and then a 777-300 and it worked both times, so it should work if you follow it correctly.

Obviously the default 737-800 sounds aren't the only ones that you can use. The package actually works best with Emil Serafino Jr's RR soundset, that works in FSX. Dave.

Hi Ernie,Do you happen to know why with the JB panels the VC2 bitmap is read correct and when using the ISG1 panels the chart gauge display and the FMC displays stay black instead of showing the the image like on the screenhot before ?

We left it out of the retrofit panel.cfg for the POSKY 777, it didn't seem to serve any purpose, you can't read the text unless youare very zoomed in and the VC designer didn't make the gauge surface large enough for the function buttons.But if you want to add it, this is the setting for the VC.gauge09=isg1!SMITHS_FMS_BR,750,795,300,520Regards.Ernie.

We left it out of the retrofit panel.cfg for the POSKY 777, it didn't seem to serve any purpose, you can't read the text unless youare very zoomed in and the VC designer didn't make the gauge surface large enough for the function buttons.But if you want to add it, this is the setting for the VC.gauge09=isg1!SMITHS_FMS_BR,750,795,300,520Regards.Ernie.

Thanks Ernie !I now have them like I want them.The background colors for the ND have been changed to more blue.However the PFD stays with a black background.This is the line in the panel.cfg file for the PFD ( Windows 0 ) : gauge22=isg1!B777_PFD_NB, 85,266,175,180,FS9_B773And this for the ND ( Window 09 ) :gauge00=isg1!HW_B737_ND_NB, 0,0,197,271,FS9_B773And these are the lines in my Fs9_B773.cfg file as found in th esettings doc:HWB737NDBkgrdColorRed=8HWB737NDBkgrdColorGreen=41HWB737NDBkgrdColorBlue=58HWB777PFDBkgrdColorRed=8HWB777PFDBkgrdColorGreen=41HWB777PFDBkgrdColorBlue=58EDIT :I remarked that the name of the B777 PFD was different and not started with HWB.As soon as I changed that to the correct name it worked right away.This something that needs to be changed in the settings doc.I now will continue to see if I can add the 2 overhead parts from another Posky panel.cfg file.And if the chart display will work again.It looks like the MS fs9 B777 gauge is interfearing here.Regards,

Thanks Ernie !I now have them like I want them....Regards,

Ok good.How did you get the FS9 777 EICAS screens in the center and lower pedestals ? Everytime I try I get the HSI page for both.Regards.Ernie.

Ok good.How did you get the FS9 777 EICAS screens in the center and lower pedestals ? Everytime I try I get the HSI page for both.Regards.Ernie.

Just below the Lower Eicas screen there are 2 brownisch buttons.Each one can be clicked with the mouse ( + and - ).There you can choose the page you want to have displayed for each one.

Or better : see screenshot