April 19, 20251 yr Hello, I'd like to ask if there is a more recent version of the Fenix / Airbus SOP available for MCE. The default one provided is a bit older and is not used anymore by many european airlines. If not, I would consider implementing those...so it would be helpful to understand how the built-in VoxScripts are working (what triggers them and what they are doing). Therefore, I would like to know: Where can I put checklists without admin rights? Where are the built-in VoxScripts located? Where are the original checklists located? Best regards, Andreas
April 19, 20251 yr Commercial Member 17 minutes ago, AGuther said: Hello, I'd like to ask if there is a more recent version of the Fenix / Airbus SOP available for MCE. The default one provided is a bit older and is not used anymore by many european airlines. If not, I would consider implementing those...so it would be helpful to understand how the built-in VoxScripts are working (what triggers them and what they are doing). Therefore, I would like to know: Where can I put checklists without admin rights? Where are the built-in VoxScripts located? Where are the original checklists located? Best regards, Andreas MCE is designed for real world pilots. You can get the crew to perform exactly what you want, when you want and even using personal speech. Therefore, flows can be altered at will. The co-pilot is trained to perform "micro-actions" which when combined together can build any task. You call the shots. They are located under \My Documents\Multi Crew Experience\Myvoicescripts\Copilot\Aircraft folder. Flows for A320 would be in \ASOBO_A320_NEO\ (they apply to Inibuilds A320/A321 and Fenix A320 as well). This way, when you update them for one plane, you won't have to do that for each as they are same type. These will show when you go to "Command" tab and click <Voxscript> button. MCE always assigns a default checklist from the installation folder. If you need a custom checklist to match your own airline, copy one of the default checklists and paste it to \My Documents\Multi Crew Experience\ folder Rename the new file to something like "My_A320_Check.txt" or "Lufthansa_A320_Check.txt" Edit it using Notepad only. Read document Windows Start->Multi Crew Experience->How to customize checklist With a Fenix variant loaded in MSFS, go to "Checklist" tab in MCE UI and click <Change> button. Browse to the location of the personal checklist and select it. When promoted whether you'd like to always use that custom checklist with that plane variant reply "Yes". From then on, MCE will assign the custom checklist on start-up when that variant is loaded. See this vey informative thread Gerald R https://www.multicrewxp.com
April 19, 20251 yr Author I have some more questions: Is there a description available for the checklist format supported? I.e. are tabs required to be used? How to flows and procedures trigger? Can they be connected to a checklist? How can items like here be supported: Edited April 19, 20251 yr by AGuther
April 19, 20251 yr Commercial Member 2 hours ago, AGuther said: I have some more questions: Is there a description available for the checklist format supported? I.e. are tabs required to be used? How to flows and procedures trigger? Can they be connected to a checklist? How can items like here be supported: Here is one way to implement it. Note: where the reply is an underscore "_" (and a single one is allowed per line) speech engine switches to "dictation mode". You can reply with anything you want When //3 is appended to a line, it means both you and the captain must reply. For items where only FO checks item, append //2 ************** Create a test file named "My_A320_Check.txt" and copy to that file all lines below *************** ___________________________________________ COCKPIT PREPARATION [ ]Gear pins and covers -- Removed [ ]Fuel quantity -- _ [ ]Seat belts -- On [ ]A D I R S -- Nav [ ]Baro reference -- As required ___________________________________________ BEFORE START [ ]Parking brake -- As required [ ]Takeoff speed and thrust-- Set //3 [ ]Windows -- Closed [ ]Beacon -- On ___________________________________________ AFTER START [ ]Anti Ice -- As Required [ ]Ecam Status -- Checked //3 [ ]Pitch Trim -- _ percent [ ]Rudder trim -- Neutral ___________________________________________ TAXI [ ]Flight Control -- Checked _ //3 [ ]Flaps setting -- Config _ //3 [ ]Radar -- On [ ]Engine mode selector -- Set [ ]Ecam memo -- Takeoff no blue ___________________________________________ LINE UP [ ]Takeoff runway -- _ //3 [ ]tcas -- Checked //3 [ ]Packs one and two -- As required ___________________________________________ DEPARTURE CHANGE [ ]Runway and S I D -- _ [ ]Flaps setting -- Config _ //3 [ ]Takeoff speed and thrust-- _ //3 [ ]F C U altitude -- _ _______________________________________ APPROACH [ ]Baro reference -- Set //3 [ ]Seatbelt -- On [ ]Minimum -- _ [ ]Autobrake -- As desired [ ]Engine mode selector -- Set _________________________________________ LANDING [ ]Ecam memo -- Landing no blue _________________________________________ AFTER LANDING [ ]Radar -- Off ___________________________________________ PARKING [ ]Parking Brake Chocks -- Set [ ]Engines -- Off [ ]Wing lights -- Off [ ]Fuel Pumps -- Off ___________________________________________ SECURING THE AIRCRAFT [ ]Oxygen -- Off [ ]Emergency exit lights -- Off [ ]E F B -- Off [ ]Batteries -- Off Edited April 19, 20251 yr by FS++ Gerald R https://www.multicrewxp.com
July 7, 2025Jul 7 On 4/19/2025 at 9:41 PM, FS++ said: Here is one way to implement it. Note: where the reply is an underscore "_" (and a single one is allowed per line) speech engine switches to "dictation mode". You can reply with anything you want When //3 is appended to a line, it means both you and the captain must reply. For items where only FO checks item, append //2 ************** Create a test file named "My_A320_Check.txt" and copy to that file all lines below *************** ___________________________________________ COCKPIT PREPARATION [ ]Gear pins and covers -- Removed [ ]Fuel quantity -- _ [ ]Seat belts -- On [ ]A D I R S -- Nav [ ]Baro reference -- As required ___________________________________________ BEFORE START [ ]Parking brake -- As required [ ]Takeoff speed and thrust-- Set //3 [ ]Windows -- Closed [ ]Beacon -- On ___________________________________________ AFTER START [ ]Anti Ice -- As Required [ ]Ecam Status -- Checked //3 [ ]Pitch Trim -- _ percent [ ]Rudder trim -- Neutral ___________________________________________ TAXI [ ]Flight Control -- Checked _ //3 [ ]Flaps setting -- Config _ //3 [ ]Radar -- On [ ]Engine mode selector -- Set [ ]Ecam memo -- Takeoff no blue ___________________________________________ LINE UP [ ]Takeoff runway -- _ //3 [ ]tcas -- Checked //3 [ ]Packs one and two -- As required ___________________________________________ DEPARTURE CHANGE [ ]Runway and S I D -- _ [ ]Flaps setting -- Config _ //3 [ ]Takeoff speed and thrust-- _ //3 [ ]F C U altitude -- _ _______________________________________ APPROACH [ ]Baro reference -- Set //3 [ ]Seatbelt -- On [ ]Minimum -- _ [ ]Autobrake -- As desired [ ]Engine mode selector -- Set _________________________________________ LANDING [ ]Ecam memo -- Landing no blue _________________________________________ AFTER LANDING [ ]Radar -- Off ___________________________________________ PARKING [ ]Parking Brake Chocks -- Set [ ]Engines -- Off [ ]Wing lights -- Off [ ]Fuel Pumps -- Off ___________________________________________ SECURING THE AIRCRAFT [ ]Oxygen -- Off [ ]Emergency exit lights -- Off [ ]E F B -- Off [ ]Batteries -- Off Hello, This checklist is very helpful. However, I am still not sure how I can make answers more flexible, e.g. to be able to answer the 'baro reference' challenge with any qnh setting, followed by 'set' (and then repeated by the FO by adding //3). With the standard Fenix checklist, the FO gets very confused if I add some numbers or positions in the checklist. Can I do that by saving it as 'baro reference -- _set //3'? And e.g. in order to be able to say 'autobrake low set', to change it to 'Autobrake -- _set'? Where the _ stands for any 'free speech' word? Thank you for clarifying! Lennard
July 10, 2025Jul 10 Commercial Member On 7/8/2025 at 12:31 AM, Lenn78 said: Hello, This checklist is very helpful. However, I am still not sure how I can make answers more flexible, e.g. to be able to answer the 'baro reference' challenge with any qnh setting, followed by 'set' (and then repeated by the FO by adding //3). With the standard Fenix checklist, the FO gets very confused if I add some numbers or positions in the checklist. Can I do that by saving it as 'baro reference -- _set //3'? And e.g. in order to be able to say 'autobrake low set', to change it to 'Autobrake -- _set'? Where the _ stands for any 'free speech' word? Thank you for clarifying! Lennard For items that the FO checks like Autobrake selection, the '_' isn't suitable as there is no guarantee the speech engine will detect speech that is 100% related to autobrake, low, medium, max, off. Best to use "as required" or "set" in place of reply. Use the '_' for items where the Fo isn't going to challenge your reply, like listing Vspeeds or FCU settings, departure briefing... [ ] item to check -- _ set (this one is OK as well if speech always ends with "set" With //3 and the use of '_' as a reply, since there is no guarantee what speech would be detected (in dictation mode) and considering the limitations of a human recorded voice pack (despite 4600+ recordings per FO), the co-pilot may or may not repeat the entire speech you spoke and may want to consider trying a high quality TTS voice instead. Gerald R https://www.multicrewxp.com
July 11, 2025Jul 11 Hi, thank you very much for your answer. It is clear to me now and I adjusted the checklist, which works very well now according to my wishes! Lennard
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