@ColonelRelford I will never loose my flair for the dramatic, I think that it is innate. If I stop being dramatic something will have gone horribly wrong.
Do you mean it's unstable in the water? Does it seem top-heavy?
Ideally you want to have the centre of mass below the water.
If that doesn't fix it you can make some small buoyant fuselages and nudge them to the sides as stabilisers. But the main thing is weight below the water- look at ship designs, and you will see most have lots of ballast, In the old days it was rocks or other weights, but now its usually a load of water tanks at the bottom of the hull.
@DatTrainGuy19 I am fine, don't worry. New pastures etc etc.
@ColonelRelford I will never loose my flair for the dramatic, I think that it is innate. If I stop being dramatic something will have gone horribly wrong.
@PlanesOfOld hey mate, doing fine irl? i dunno, just to make sure.
@ColonelRelford
Regrettably, I have not finished any projects since the plague year, as I decided that it would be best to retire.
It would be a good build for bonfire night though, now that I think about it.
Perhaps another year, another time. I have not the fury nor love to spend on creating anything anymore.
That me died what feels like many years ago, and it is odd to look round this place, where it is fossilised as a monument to my youthful imbecility.
I enjoyed your little fable by the way. It contained a good moral lesson.
Perhaps "that guy" still lurks around in the bushes living as some kind of budget Crusoe.
But really, I think his bones are being bleached by the sun; tumbling in the warm sand, returning to dust for eternity.
@ColonelRelford because I saw you had wished me one, and I understood it to be the season of jollity and forgiveness; so why should I not respond?
As for my okayness, I am okay.
@ColonelRelford And a belated Merry Christmas to you sir, may '24 be an excellent year for us all.
@Fineilldoitmyself dont worry its fixed now...
@EmpNapoleonBonaparte Hello there, Are you using somesort of like spinning rotators? If that's the case then I suggest to disable it.
The second problem is that my ship slowly turn to the right.
@PlanesOfOld , thanks for the idea, ill add that to my ship, and i'll notify you later.
Do you mean it's unstable in the water? Does it seem top-heavy?
Ideally you want to have the centre of mass below the water.
If that doesn't fix it you can make some small buoyant fuselages and nudge them to the sides as stabilisers. But the main thing is weight below the water- look at ship designs, and you will see most have lots of ballast, In the old days it was rocks or other weights, but now its usually a load of water tanks at the bottom of the hull.
I would tag warshipdude but due to the nw rules about tagging i cant do that