FS++

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

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

Try the new patch

Get this MCE MSFS Edition patch Altitude reporting switch now has a bunch of speech commands. transponder altitude reporting on/off transponder altitude report on/off tcas altitude reporting on/off tcas altitude report on/off altitude reporting on/off Check the situation with third joystick using this patch.

Sorry to hear it didn't go smoothly for you. Couldn't access the link you provided. In MSFS 2024 or MSFS 2020, do not stat MCE until the plane has completed loading, at the parking or runway in ANY state. Please read "button control" document Windows Start->Multi Crew IFly 737->Button control

Just to make sure MCE is tracking all connected joysticks and the respective buttons, please perform this test. With all of them connected prior to staring MCE, assign ATC PTT to a different joystick. Assign hard mute to yet another joystick (other than the VKBsim. Restart a few times and check all is go. Eventually disconnect the VKBsim joystick and check MCE doesn't complain. Once the VKBsim is confirmed to be the root of the issue, we'll see what can be done. From past experience that joystick name which comes from the device driver may have trailing characters (maybe invisible) that cause failure when MCE checks for the exact name. Thank you.

If the VKBsim evo joystick is wireless ensure it didn't go to sleep prior to starting MCE. You can set a USB port to never go to sleep in Windows device settings. I suggest you try each joystick separately and try assigning buttons in each to see if MCE has no issues interacting with them. Check the assignments aren't lost with each. Finally, have the VKBSim joystick plugged alone, re-assign buttons. Restart MCE to check assignments not lost. Then re-plug the others and confirm whether the issue is still there. Are all of your joysticks wireless?

Re-download patch (same link above). This time replace files in \CanC\ folder. Speech grammars updated so you can say either "transponder" or "tcas" for all speech commands that use "transponder" word.

At first, I thought could have something to do with thee number of buttons. I can confirm you can have multiple joysticks and up to 32 buttons per joystick. You need to be aware that all joysticks that have buttons assigned MUST be connected before MCE is started. Let us know if still unable to use those buttons.

Please read document. Windows Start->Multi Crew Experience->Button Control English (PDF document) Not available for every single plane. When you see "F", "C" and "R" buttons showing, they give you the option to use button control in addition to voice control. Since the flight phase is worked out automatically, whenever you want the checklist, just press "C" button ( a second press cancels it). Whenever you want to trigger a flow, press the "F" button ( a second press cancels it). The "R" (for Requests) button will provide a list box containing requests you could make like "start engine one", close doors", or even call a specific checklist section. The checklist feature in button control is a "passive audio experience". There will be a voice that will impersonate you and reply to co-pilot challenges since you aren't expected to reply with your voice. If you prefer to always operate in "Button Control", best to edit "mce.ini" config and have "UsingButtonControl=1" Normally, when MCE detects there is no speech reco capability due to missing English speech engine, it would apply automatically

I assume in "PF3-MCE.ini" you have Enabled=1 (or Active=1", otherwise PF3 won't be updating the log file Next time this happens, go to \PF3\Logs\ folder and save "clearance.log" and send it to support or post it here

Get this patch Manually replace a couple of files inside installation folder.

You're welcome. Need to know which Edition you're on in order to generate the new files for. Ultimate Edition or MSFS Edition?

Good point. Will be sorted before the end of this week.

Starting from V3.1.20, Multi Crew Experience now fully integrates Inibuilds A320 /A321 to same level as Fenix A320 and FlyBywire A320 Total voice control on dials and switches. No "scripted adventure" that dictates what the crew does and you standing as a spectator looking to fit in. Ask the crew what you want, when you want and even using own speech if the tens of thousands of built-in speech commands don't flow to your head naturally. Use your own airline checklist, even add sections to handle emergencies. Customize flows to your own airline SOPs to minute detail or have fun with a buddy that provides a second pair of hands. Real world captains....Don't develop bad habits by trying to fly the plane solo. A demo is available Details here: https://www.multicrewxp.com/Downloads