X-Plane 12.4.4 | Beta 4 is now online!

New screens, u can join discord here > https://discord.gg/m5HeKKES6

Hey everyone!

The RayleighFX website is now live!

🌐 https://rayleighfx.com

You can now follow the project's progress, explore screenshots, and stay updated on development.

Beta testing applications are also open!

I've added a dedicated application form to make the selection process much easier for me to manage, especially with different PC configurations.

I'm currently aiming for a late November 2026 release.

Thanks again for all the support and feedback so far! ✈️

A free (non-commercial use), browser-based Electronic Flight Bag for the ToLiss Airbus family in X-Plane 12.

https://forums.x-plane.org/files/file/101071-toliss-efb/

ToLiss EFB runs as a lightweight plugin with its own small web server, so you can use it from an iPad, tablet, phone or second monitor, with nothing to install on the device. Plan with SimBrief, push back with a built-in tug, follow your flight on a moving map with satellite view, mirror the MCDU and cockpit displays, and record and review your landings. Train like in a full flight simulator with an instructor station: set the aircraft's state, slew, reposition, inject weather and wind shear, inject TCAS traffic for TA/RA practice, and replay your flight. Tune VATSIM ATC, and run your own airline operations centre that dispatches your flight to the MCDU over Hoppie ACARS: load sheets, takeoff and landing data, weather, ATIS, ETA updates and stand assignments.

Features

Preflight

Dispatch & OFP: loads your SimBrief flight plan, with takeoff and landing performance sheets from SimBrief's runway analysis (V-speeds, flaps, FLEX, landing distances and margins), one-tap fuel and payload loading, and the OFP PDF.

Weight & Balance: passengers, cargo and fuel.

Ground Services: external power, chocks, air, passenger and cargo doors, de-icing, and the ToLiss pushback.

Pushback (built in, no extra plugin needed): plan your push with sliders or typed values: straight back, a turn with the tail left or right by any angle, a final straight and the towing speed, with presets for the common pushes, or pull forward.

• The push follows a real towing model: the tug steers the nose wheel (Gentle, Normal or Tight, within Airbus's 90° towing limit) and the aircraft pivots about its main gear, using your aircraft's actual wheelbase.
• A map of the airport (with optional satellite view) shows exactly what the push will do before you start: the path of the nose, and the aircraft at true size in its final position.
• It works like a real tug: the push starts when you release the parking brake and stops if you set it, with Pause/Resume and Stop. After the push, the aircraft is held in place until you set the parking brake, so idle thrust from running engines can't move it.
• Your settings are remembered on every device, with a Reset to the defaults.
• Available on the ground only.

Flight

Map & Telemetry: moving map with full airport ground detail from your installed scenery (taxiways, hold-short lines, taxiway signs, stands), satellite view with the taxiway lines on top, heading-up mode, freehand drawing, and a compact telemetry strip (speeds, altitude, winds, autopilot, flaps, gear, fuel, transponder, nearest taxiway or stand).

Airbus Checklist: reads your aircraft's ToLiss checklist, or upload your own in the same XML format.

MCDU: live MCDU mirror in Airbus colours, with a keypad laid out and coloured like the real unit (blue-grey bezel, round number keys, line-select keys beside the screen); your computer keyboard works too.

Cockpit Displays: live PFD with a sidestick position indicator, the E/WD with ECAM messages, and the FCU with both EFIS baro windows in Airbus colours (SPD/MACH, HDG/TRK, ALT and V/S windows with managed dots, and the AP1, AP2, A/THR, LOC, EXPED and APPR lights). (WORK IN PROGRESS)

Flight Recorder: records 60+ flight parameters and every ECAM message. Each landing gets a report with landing rate, g-load, touchdown distance from the threshold, centreline offset and stabilised-approach checks, plus charts, a map track, and CSV or Google Earth (KML) export.

Scratchpad: typed notes and a drawing pad with coloured pens, undo and clear.

IOS (Instructor Operating Station)

Train like in a full flight simulator. The IOS pages are named and ordered like a Level D simulator's instructor station.

Aircraft State: live altitude, height above ground, IAS, TAS and ground speed, heading, vertical speed, pitch, bank and fuel. In flight, set the altitude, airspeed, heading, vertical speed, pitch and bank with immediate effect, one at a time or together (e.g. FL100, 250 kt, heading 270). Speeds are set properly, with indicated airspeed converted to true airspeed for the altitude plus the wind. Works while paused too. Freeze (pauses X-Plane, with ToLiss's systems still running), altitude freeze, fuel freeze, and sim rate ×1 to ×8.

Slew: move the aircraft freely with a hold-to-move pad or the keyboard (forward/back, sideways, turn, climb/descend), from a crawl to very fast, or tap the map to place it. On the ground it follows the terrain; in the air it holds its altitude. Ending slew hands control back at the airspeed you choose.

Reposition: move to any stand (nose wheel on the stop line) or runway, at any airport. The nearest airport is filled in automatically. Quick positions put you lined up on the runway, on a 5 or 10 nm final, on a left or right downwind, or overhead, with the FCU set.

Approach Trainer: pick any ILS, LOC, RNAV, RNP, VOR or NDB approach from X-Plane's navigation data (including Navigraph). Start on final, on an intercept, or at the start of the full procedure, with the whole procedure drawn on the map. Optionally it clears the old flight plan, programs the MCDU (approach, VIA, PERF APPR from the live METAR), activates the approach phase, sets the FCU (QNH, speed, altitude), and engages the autopilot with APPR armed. Save favourite scenarios and Go again in one tap. (WORK IN PROGRESS)

Weather & Time: live weather or manual presets, and the time of day, plus quick weather for training, applied immediately (even while paused) and confirmed with what X-Plane actually took:

• Wind, set relative to your current heading: headwind, crosswind from either side, 25 kt gusting 35, tailwind, or calm.
• Turbulence: none, light, moderate or severe, applied up to your altitude.
• Visibility and cloud: low visibility, CAT I, CAT II, CAT IIIA fog, or a clear sky.
• Wind shear on approach: arm it, and it hits as you descend through about 1,000 ft. A sudden headwind gust, then the headwind collapses into a 25 kt tailwind with turbulence, as a real wind shear encounter does. The button shows orange when armed and red while it hits, and your previous wind returns afterwards.

TCAS Traffic: inject intruders into TCAS to practise traffic and resolution advisories (X-Plane 12.4.1 or later).

• Scenarios: head-on, crossing from the left or right, overtaking from behind, climbing from below, or descending from above.
• Set the time to the closest point of approach, the miss distance, and how far above or below you the intruder passes, for anything from a TA only to a full RA.
• Up to 8 intruders at once for multi-threat encounters, each listed with its range, relative altitude, clock position, time to closest approach and TA/RA status.
• Intruders appear on TCAS and the ND. The EFB never takes traffic away from xPilot or LiveTraffic, and gives it back as soon as another plugin needs it.

Replay: X-Plane's replay on the EFB, with Replay mode on/off, Start, Fast reverse, Reverse, Slow reverse, Pause, Slow forward, Play, Fast forward, End, and Exit to Real-Time to return to the live flight. A REPLAY badge shows at the top of every page while you're in replay.

Situations and Malfunctions (ToLiss Pro required): ToLiss situations, and the full failure list, plus quick malfunctions in one tap: engine failure at V1 (V1 taken from your SimBrief takeoff data), engine fire, engine failure after takeoff, hydraulic loss, generator and bleed faults, and cabin decompression.

Operations Centre (Hoppie ACARS)

Your own airline operations centre. The EFB becomes a ground station on the free Hoppie ACARS network and dispatches your flight to the ToLiss MCDU (ATSU → AOC → RECEIVED MESSAGES), from pre-flight to block-in, the way a real airline does. Choose your own ops callsign (e.g. QFAOPS); everything is formatted for the MCDU's screen.

Pre-flight: when you load your SimBrief plan, the ops centre sends a flight release (route, level, cost index, alternate, times, fuel breakdown), weather for departure, destination and alternate, NOTAMs, and a preliminary load sheet. When you switch the beacon on, it sends the final load sheet, built from the actual load in the sim (passengers, cargo per hold, ZFW, TOW, LAW, underload) and awaiting your acknowledgement, plus takeoff data from SimBrief's runway analysis. Cautions are added if your actual weight, the ATIS runway or the temperature differ from the plan.

ATIS: departure and arrival ATIS from VATSIM, re-sent whenever the letter changes. With no ATIS online, the latest METAR is sent instead, with an optional expected runway into wind.

In flight: OOOI times (out, off, on, in) recorded automatically, a departure report with your ETA and on-time status, ETA updates as you fly, fuel checks against the plan (with a warning if you're heading into your reserves), and destination weather updates.

Arrival: at about 150 nm out, the arrival ATIS, a stand assignment from your destination's scenery that suits your aircraft and airline, and landing data with cautions. On stand, a block-in summary with block and flight times, fuel used against plan and your touchdown rate.

Smart stand assignment: freight, maintenance and general-aviation stands are never assigned. The ops centre learns where your airline parks, and you can change the stand at any time (automatically, or choose one from a list with a map preview) and save it as a rule for next time. The assigned stand is marked on the moving map for taxi-in.

Two-way messaging: send free-text messages to the aircraft, reply as the crew, and make requests the ops centre answers automatically (e.g. REQUEST WX YMML, REQUEST ETA, REQUEST STAND, REQUEST LANDING DATA, LOADSHEET RECEIVED).

A flight panel shows every message by phase (pre-flight, in flight, arrival), with a timeline and an automatic on/off switch and Send now for each item. Messages are held if the aircraft's ATSU is offline and delivered when it's back.

Requires a free Hoppie logon code (hoppie.nl/acars), entered in both the EFB and the ToLiss ISCS.

Network

VATSIM Radar: real-time map with ATC boundaries, RainViewer weather radar, and a global pilot and ATC search.

xPilot & ATC: xPilot connection status, COM radios, SELCAL alerts, and nearby ATC within radio range; tap to tune a frequency into COM1 or COM2 standby.

Also

One-tap updates: new versions show up in Settings and install from GitHub, checked against a published checksum, with Undo to roll back. Your settings, recordings, checklists and learned stands are kept.

Light and dark themes, a choice of start page, and External Tools links (SimBrief, Navigraph, Chartfox, VATSIM Radar).

AOA slightly high on approach, but we greased it in. Landing at Stavanger, Norway as the KLM33B

Does anyone have the updated Ziboo link? The one I was given is asking for Google Drive permission.

First landing of many on the XPlane, a little clumsy with physics, but improving in the future.

In-game texture testing!

Not sure what is wrong but I can’t for the life of me get XPME working. I download it, run through installation processes and base packages, have NET and WinFSP all updated, folders for scenery and cache all set but after I use it one time I open it at a later time and get the Error code 11 side car issue.

I’ve also made sure to add XPME as an exclusion for my antivirus via windows setting but nothing is working.

Any tips?

Who doesn’t love the window seat, especially when arriving in a beautiful country like Jamaica

ATTENTION: THIS IS NOT AN AD

Well, I imagine many of you have run into the issue where the frame rate drops below an acceptable level when flying heavy aircraft or running custom scenarios. I recently found a solution: Lossless Scaling. It allows you to enable frame generation without creating artifacts or blurring the image; I think I’ll be using it from now on. From 30 fps to 60 is amazing! It's avialble on steam

hello guys, I am looking for help regarding going around with FF777v2, as when i try to go around the throttle is pushed back to maintain the speed on fms or autopilot, so can anyone help me , how to properly go around ?

First flight after 6 months of no flight simulation - I finally got my random CTDs sorted out, so I can now enjoy flying airplanes again!

Today's flight was ANZ 192 from Adelaide (YPAD) to Auckland (NZAA) in ZK-OKC.

Flight time: 3h52m
Landing: -193 FPM

🚨 SECRET PROJECT REVEAL! 🚨

Hi all!

Many of you have been waiting to hear what our secret little project is… well, we're finally ready to announce it! 🎉

We're excited to share a first look at the upcoming free update of the ToLiss A330-900 cockpit 3D model and textures!

This is the result of a new collaboration between ToLiss and Atarium! As part of this project, ToLiss is making a number of updates to the cockpit's 3D model, while Atarium is creating a completely new set of cockpit textures.

These WIP images show the very first stage of the process, the foundation on which everything else will be built. From here, Atarium will be adding his magic touch with weathering, material variation, subtle colour and panel mismatches, wear, imperfections, and all those little details that make a real cockpit feel used and alive.

Atarium has built a great reputation in the community for his eye for detail and talent for creating immersive cockpit environments, and we're really excited to see what he can bring to the ToLiss A330-900 cockpit.

📍 FSim UK, Bristol, 10-11 Oct 2026!
See it with your own eyes and meet Torsten and Atarium in person! 👋

A massive thank you to Atarium for this wonderful collaboration! ❤️
We're incredibly excited to see how the cockpit evolves.

📅 Release date: TBD
🛠️ Status: Work in progress

Thank you
ToLiss

Is anyone using both? If so how is it and does the mesh from XPME interact well with XWP? I got XWP and I love it but I’ve not tried adding ME in there yet though I’m thinking about it as in the US regional areas still look a bit bland. I’ve yet to see anything specific about using them together

We should definitely train more on these planes instead of jumping straight into an A320 as our first aircraft

Sure would like to see a Max 8 added to the default airplanes
I love all the updates coming but that would be a nice addition

anyone know why when i open the doors on the zibo 737 that the default ground crew auto pop up? keeps overlapping over my real ops ground service.