@BeastHunter Your plane is the only VTOL. And the cool features have points for that as well. All 3 you got for this mechanism. It's simple and I couldn't give more.
This can be calculated because the projectiles in the SP are not affected by air resistance, they fly according to a quite simple formula. First, use the sine of the angle of elevation and muzzle velocity to determine when the projectile will be at target altitude after firing, then calculate the time, and multiply the cosine of the angle of elevation by the muzzle velocity to get the distance. This is hard to describe in text, a physics textbook will help you.
@ThomasRoderick Base projectiles deal damage in the same way as explosive projectiles, but with a very low Exp.Scal. This is what I can tell you from experience. One time I shot at a pile of unconnected pieces of glass lying on the ground, breaking several at a time.
@ThomasRoderick
If this chain does work, it does so in an extremely strange way, because the glass is not connected to each other. In that case, the armor block would probably be destroyed too, but it is intact. In addition, the gun was damaged, and it has nothing in common with the ERA units except close proximity and a very long chain of parts, which goes through two rotators.
Even without the explosion, the projectile does damage to several blocks. This was found out when I was testing a made of glass ERA for a tank. Since the glass breaks from any damage regardless of health, it is even possible to estimate approximately the area of damage from such an explosion.
@BeastHunter Your plane is the only VTOL. And the cool features have points for that as well. All 3 you got for this mechanism. It's simple and I couldn't give more.
+2@Formula350 I know, but according to my observations, the pinned comment shows them better.
+2Cauca sus...
+21428 parts for 1 engine ???
+2Go out cursed man !
@Gluck
+2As an FBI agent, I can tell you that.
@DumbPlaneMaker
+2I know
People, he built it himself. From scratch. And he shared his progress on the discord server. I confirm that this is his plane.
+2it is fine .
+2psychiatrist: there are no pictures with sound.
any frame from this video:
+2ok . enrolled
+2I'm so glad you're back.
+2I also have a radar. Look at this plane: https://www.simpleplanes.com/a/5W39cK/As_14
+2this radar uses much less parts
Lol, this is a tutorial on how to upload a jar and get a lot of votes.
+21128 points.That is how much you received at the time of writing this comment.
First plane.
+215 upvote...
Su-25 At home
+1Similarly with other parts that can change their condition when damaged.
+1A new ship. I'm still working on a long-range SAM system for it, but it's almost ready.
+1This can be calculated because the projectiles in the SP are not affected by air resistance, they fly according to a quite simple formula. First, use the sine of the angle of elevation and muzzle velocity to determine when the projectile will be at target altitude after firing, then calculate the time, and multiply the cosine of the angle of elevation by the muzzle velocity to get the distance. This is hard to describe in text, a physics textbook will help you.
+1Ideal for testing anti-submarine weapons.
+1All tags requested
@Kendog84
+1@SotonaUA
+1@ThanhThePilot
@MrCOPTY thx
+1Strange results. It turns out that the damage can be very random, which is not exactly what one would want in a game like SP...
+1@ThomasRoderick Base projectiles deal damage in the same way as explosive projectiles, but with a very low Exp.Scal. This is what I can tell you from experience. One time I shot at a pile of unconnected pieces of glass lying on the ground, breaking several at a time.
+1@Kendog84 I've noticed that, too. In general, the weapons in SP work very strange. You'd have to write a serious scientific paper to describe it all.
+1@ThomasRoderick
+1If this chain does work, it does so in an extremely strange way, because the glass is not connected to each other. In that case, the armor block would probably be destroyed too, but it is intact. In addition, the gun was damaged, and it has nothing in common with the ERA units except close proximity and a very long chain of parts, which goes through two rotators.
Even without the explosion, the projectile does damage to several blocks. This was found out when I was testing a made of glass ERA for a tank. Since the glass breaks from any damage regardless of health, it is even possible to estimate approximately the area of damage from such an explosion.
link
+1@GyurineMilSystem Sure, why not?
+1@MrOofington
+1@Memenator1231
Hans the Bighead
+1Annoying old lady
+1@PIVOZAVR
+1Попробуй сначала с летающей трубы, они самые простые. Потом усложняй, идя от "труба с крыльями" через интегралку до летающего крыла.
Хотя, я уже исправил этот недочёт. За это и люблю гугл документы.
+1My plon...
+1Im'm in
+1@Bellcat it is not a MiG and not a SU.
+1Are you challenging me? I'm in.
+1@Walvis I already thought I wouldn't make it, but then you extended the deadline. So I'm on time. My contestant will be here soon.
+1@asteroidbook345 English is not my first language either, but I think I write better...
+1f*cking awesome!
+1T
+1Now we need it integrated to the game.
+1All tags requested.
@Teako
+1Nice MiG!
+1@MrACEpilot Idk
+1T me please.
+1@PapaKernels I decided to keep the old wings and not touch anything. In addition, these wings give a good economy of parts.
+1@BeastHunter
+1@MrShenanigans
@LarryTad @Bryan5 @BeastHunter
+1@TatsuTheOtaku aliexpress ;)
+1