This is another leap forward into nonmodded fuel-less flight. This is a prototype for an engine I want to use to go at great speeds. The pistons spin as fast as possible, and I found out by accident that this thing can fly on its own lol. So I added some gyroscopes so you can happily fly around the map with ease haha. This engine is also somewhat throttleable down to about 50%. Expect some problems, as this is, again, just a prototype.
The engine is pretty easy to start, simply put VTOL all the way down and put throttle to 100%. Keep in mind that propeller direction can change randomly if you turn off the engine and turn it back on or if you throttle it down too low. If this happens, just put the VTOL Stick all the way to the top instead of bottom.
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Controls-
VTOL: Propeller Pitch
Yaw,Throttle,Pitch,Roll, and Trim are all like conventional planes
P.S. Make sure you are in the “high” physics setting.
P.P.S. While this works fine on my IPad Pro, other mobile devices may have trouble running this engine, sorry
Specifications
Spotlights
- KidKromosone 7.0 years ago
General Characteristics
- Created On iOS
- Wingspan 75.0ft (22.9m)
- Length 50.0ft (15.2m)
- Height 27.5ft (8.4m)
- Empty Weight 7,918lbs (3,591kg)
- Loaded Weight 7,918lbs (3,591kg)
Performance
- Wing Loading 24.5lbs/ft2 (119.7kg/m2)
- Wing Area 322.9ft2 (30.0m2)
- Drag Points 22089
Parts
- Number of Parts 180
- Control Surfaces 0
- Performance Cost 1,352
It's interesting how the piston engine evolved in this game, at some point they could've been like this one
@IzzyIA ah, ok good to know, im playing on low setting.
I can’t find any stock engines on his page, but then again he does have a lot haha. He does have some pretty neat
piston designs though @FlyingThings
The high physics level :) @FlyingThings
Oh, and, what physics level did you make this on? Becasue it keeps exploding on my device?
@IzzyIA Some of his are un-modded, and i have some experience in unmodded engines too.
Well this is non-modded, so you can’t really compare Visify’s and mine Engines @FlyingThings
Visify has/had better ones, but this is a good start.