A321 XLR - Systems/Sound Mod

Download Link for V1 - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KQ2SCM…iew?usp=sharing

I will be converting the A350 systems Mod to work with the A321 XLR. I noticed the Smaller Airbus fleet is missing quite a few things sound-wise, I'll be bringing it up to the same level as the A350, starting with the electrical system - Below is my first version of the boot up sequence, switching on batteries and elec power will now give you the clunks and hums you hear on the real aircraft, including the clunks during a genertor or relay fault.

Touch down and ground roll, cabin shake is also included, and a ground air cart for engine start without APU

Floating down the runway..

Quote from SukiWouki

Hi 777, looks great so far and great work on the other a350 mods you've made. Just wanted to ask if the A350 sound mod with the ground roll and shake is done yet or still a work in progress 🙏🙏

Was done a while ago, an admin deleted the post though, so I'd have to reupload it

Quote from thecap1-9-3

Will it be available for the mobile version?

ZK has already created touchdown and ground roll sounds for Android. I am only creating for PC at the moment, possibly for MacOS in the future.

The devs don't have the luxury of churning stuff out as fast as Modders, they have a strict process they need to follow.

Keep in mind all the mods i have released have been through the help of devs, we are reverse engineerin the code they created , so it's the devs that put the initial hard work in.

Am sure they plan to release lots of QoL updates, but they probably have a list that is a mile long, and need to prioritize.

I'm too impatient, so I learnt to add the features myself.

Feel free to buy me a Sennheiser MKE 600: and access to the A321 flight deck with nobody else around 👍️ The current sounds are taken from the A350

Compressor stall on climb out, sound taken from the real aircraft, but needs tweaking and fading, the EGT should also spike on the affected engine - coding the failures in the A321 is thankfully much easier now after spending months on the A350

Holy moly, I will never say 'This will be easy' again I had to check thousands of different components and tmd files to make sure I correctly converted everything from the A350 to A321XLR. The system logic is similar, but not the same. The A350 has way more redundancy, and the A321 XLR, is a work of art in the fact it is more in-depth as far as system logic goes.

Tiring, but a lot of fun to see Version 1 ready.

Good news is that a forum member has converted my A350 mod to Mac, so will hopefully do the same for the A321XLR and the other Airbus once I'm done. And I am tentatively considering Android. Another forum member has offered to help, I want to check with the devs first, as I don't want to cause them headaches.

PC version is rock solid, but I'll be testing over the next few days. Forum member Shiroko-CA738 was also kind enough to send me more realistic A321 cockpit sounds for the electrical boot up, and I'm still converting some other sounds I found online.

Apart from simualting 90% of real-world failures, the touchdown and ground roll sounds will hopefully still be included, just need to tweak volumes etc.

I will also integrate my RAAS mod, although I am not sure if the real A321 XLR has RAAS as an option, I'll add it as a tick box

Compressor stall sounds have also been corrected and sound realistic

I'll also have an option to block any major failures, so you just get the sounds. But keep in mind that the mod doesn't throw lots of issues at you unless you click engine/fail or level-D check ride. I've been flying the A350 for months and still have not seen an engine failure, just minor faults like in the real world.

Download Link for V1 - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KQ2SCM…iew?usp=sharing

Version one (Beta) includes a RAAS - Lite, it is a stripped-down version of my Runway Awareness and Advisory System (RAAS) it will call out the runway on takeoff and approach. Run RAAS_Lite_GUI.exe inside the folder

Read me is included, feel free to PM me with any suggestions. Tech log now gives an engineer's report. FYI there is a switching panel near the FMC. Use this if you lose any ADRS or INS

Powershell, python and a lot of questions about .tmd files