Antonov AN-2 Updated for FS2024

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I flew a bit, the "new" (it's already an almost new version with all the upgrades), of the (already) excellent Antonov 2 for FS2024.

Developer, did a wonderfull job. More variants, more liverys, new fx, it's great to see Microsoft upgrade his own aircrafts, with this kind of detail.

Hope, they will the same with others remain aircrafts of the Aviation FS2024 version, (they already upgraded severals)
 
They've said their plan is to upgrade all of the "famous flyer" and "local legend" aircraft eventually. My two biggest wants are the V35 Bonanza and the Beechcraft 18.

Speaking of the great An2 Colt upgrades, I hope someone will do an English-translated cockpit like I had in 2020. My old brain has a hard time remembering which switches are which (and the pop-up tooltips break the immersion for me, so I have them turned off).
 
Killbilly said:
Speaking of the great An2 Colt upgrades, I hope someone will do an English-translated cockpit like I had in 2020. My old brain has a hard time remembering which switches are which (and the pop-up tooltips break the immersion for me, so I have them turned off).
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Someone already did this for 2024, thankfully. File on .to:
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ATS/Asobo Antonov An-2 English cockpit translation - MSFS Add-on - Flightsim.to

✓ For Microsoft Flight Simulator: This add-on provides an English translation of cockpit instrument labels for the Asobo Antonov An-2 in Microsoft Flight Simulator. It replaces the original Russian inscriptions under the instruments with English,...
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For some reason, I tried that English addon for the AN-2 and it killed the internal engine sounds. Disabled it and the sounds returned. Does anyone else experience this?
 
simtech said:
For some reason, I tried that English addon for the AN-2 and it killed the internal engine sounds. Disabled it and the sounds returned. Does anyone else experience this?
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I haven't installed the actual mod since I don't fly the default liveries at all (I just used the texture files in my own custom liveries by copy/pasting them into a texture.interior file inside the liveries). It works great that way. Probably not helpful, I know, but if you're using a non-default livery you could do the same.

Even so, I can't think how the mod (which contains only textures) would eliminate the engine sounds. Something to do with putting them into the attachments folder perhaps?
 
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