Wheels seem to have collision on fuselage, but they are totally frictionless, as far as I can tell.. This is great for taking off, but horrible for landing. Short of covering an aircraft in a comical number of airbrakes like some sort of German Corsair, is there any way to simulate wheel brakes?
@StockPlanesRemastered I’m talking about Fuselage. What works on Tiny is irrelevant, no?
@OrangeConnor2 actually it works on the uss tiny
@StockPlanesRemastered I considered that, but I'm a bit concerned by the prospect of working with pistons and rotators to get something like that functioning. It might be the only way, though...
@Tiper4062 There is no such thing. The arrester gear only works on the USS Beast and the USS Beast alone, I've never heard anything to the contrary.
@Tiper4062 I've trued it. Doesn't work
I wonder if a bunch of hemispheres would work? They're the only non wheel part I know of that have built in friction physics
On the USS Beast there is a rope that can reduce the speed of the plane drastically, there must be an arresting hook on the plane, if I'm not mistaken there is a rope on the gear called a winch or something I forgot.
@OrangeConnor2 I will release my Tauró balena class carrier that I can land some planes to see what you can do
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