@JacksEpicGaming look a the video link above

@xNotDumb Yes it was. I’m not going to directly contradict something that has been proven.

@PlaneFlightX i've already seen it

@xNotDumb The video explaining this is out, I forgot to link it.

@BeastHunter it wasn't

@klm747klm747 What

@BeastHunter sarcasm doesn't carry well over text

@klm747klm747 It was a joke.

@BoganBoganTheKid nope that's not it :)
@xNotDumb Nope
@BeastHunter He's not lying, I have proof and we sorta worked together on this concept.

I think
Just a large number of blades of a deafault propeller that is why 16 or the rest of them are disconnected.

@PlaneFlightX 16 or 160 part, because this IMPOSSIBLE.

Liar.

@BeastHunter no srsly
I used the same in some experimental stuff that I don't upload

HE USED XML MODDED PROPELLERS LOL

I've done it so may times
@PlaneFlightX

@PlaneFlightX yep, thx, tag me

@MrCOPTY I'll explain in tomorrow's video.

@PlaneFlightX
How, XPlane (I Mean explain)

@asteroidbook345 Yes, I'll explain it all in tomorrow's video.

So it's a mod?

@PlaneFlightX oh ok

i honestly thought that the low part count would be because i thought you used props for the blades, but turns out its a mod lol
then again theres far more than 16 rows of blades + the actual cowling itself

@MrShenanigansSP @Phoebe Total parts, ignoring the reverse thrust airflow guides (nudged out of the way), is just 14. 4 custom parts and then rotators and pistons.

The total part count of the engine without mods would be around 2300. The total part of the engine as is in-game is 64 (A little higher than expected, but it's mostly because of the reverse thrust airflow guides). Without guides (-48 parts), it's actually 16.

14? I thought you said 40 (in spbc) looks good tho