An xml input for fuelBurn or useOldFuelBurn would be useful, as then it keeps older builds more realistic/less broken (like the kitfox then having an endurance of ~20hrs, 8x the irl endurance)
if you use a magnet on a winch on a crane (like Feanor's Heavy Lift Ship-1989), and make it pick up the aircraft by the top of the fuselage (examples: 123), that should be able to recover it. another magnet on the seaplane's hull will allow it to attach to the ship to avoid slipping.
@OrangeBoardEnterprise I’m fairly certain @TheFantasticTyphoon is referring to Operation Black Buck with the victors, and possibly to either the B-2 Spirit bombings of Kosovo or Operation Chrome Dome with the KC-135s
It would be possible, although one of the reasons I didn’t is because control allocation is a challenge sometimes, and the turret would either have to share a control input or be restricted by one degree of freedom. I could make another aircraft, such as a Hudson, and give that a turret instead. @TheOwlAce
Your Ekranoplan looks quite good, especially with the hull, and performs well. In terms of the flight characteristics, I know why my ekranoplan bobs, but I have no clue on how to reduce/remove it while still flying as intended.@Mickk
All the specified XML values have been modified. For a single shot weapon, the ammo count or burst count (I can’t remember) has to be modified as well @AircraftoftheRedStar
One system, which requires some work, is using rotators to drive propellers that counteract the buoyancy, such as in @GYORAI’s N-2
Another, more simple system is to use pistons to raise and lower buoyant blocks, with the hull suspended underneath, such as in my USS Dallas and Surcouf
@AndrewGarrison upgrading works, although downloading this it took three attempts: the first it asked if i had the latest version of the game, the second it said there was no internet and the third it went to 3906% before downloading
I think it may be an issue unrelated to the beta, as multiple users, myself included, are unable to download or upload builds on Mac. I am using SP 1.7, and although I did change to the beta twice I was able to download builds until a few days ago, which was around when the website had a certificate issue, which may or may not be the problem @Minecraftpoweer
The post will be downloadable, although in the designer there is a message saying that the design uses mods and that they can’t be loaded. The designer will then have the new aircraft (cockpit & blocks). By undoing and redoing, it is possible to load the design, which will be without mods.
TL;DR: Yes, by undoing and redoing in the designer
Because it will do something that sounds similar, where the aircraft will suddenly jerk around, sometimes to the extent that it stalls @vcharng
I mean in terms of flight characteristics. You can see what I mean if you do a trench run in it for long enough @vcharng
Is it similar to This?
An xml input for
+2fuelBurnoruseOldFuelBurnwould be useful, as then it keeps older builds more realistic/less broken (like the kitfox then having an endurance of ~20hrs, 8x the irl endurance)I have the same issue on a MacBook Pro 2015 with builds of 1765 and 2600 parts, going from ~25-40fps to ~2-6fps when nudging
Never mind, I was thinking of the Mod class @Avro683Lancaster @drgunblood
It’s an unlimited class, and as I remember xml is allowed for those @drgunblood
this is a chart of all of the main islands from Wright, as well as other things
Man and machine and nothing there in between
+5The flying circus and a man from Prussia
Because this is what i have the issue with. (I started it in December) @sheepsblood
What aircraft have had it happened for you, as I want to try and identify a common factor @sheepsblood
@sheepsblood @Marine I have a similar issue with a P-40 i'm making, although instead of exploding it just jumps around, sometimes into the ground
if you use a magnet on a winch on a crane (like Feanor's Heavy Lift Ship-1989), and make it pick up the aircraft by the top of the fuselage (examples: 1 2 3), that should be able to recover it. another magnet on the seaplane's hull will allow it to attach to the ship to avoid slipping.
+2I think I have that same laptop
Although I haven’t used it in a while because it doesn’t run well
What is the standard height of the coupling magnets?
@SnoWFLakE0s if you edit the input xml, making it
min: -1 max +1it will travel the same distance each way@OrangeBoardEnterprise I’m fairly certain @TheFantasticTyphoon is referring to Operation Black Buck with the victors, and possibly to either the B-2 Spirit bombings of Kosovo or Operation Chrome Dome with the KC-135s
+1All in need to do now is finish it@QingyuZhou
2. Max part count: 1000. Oh well
are sail powered vessels (like WahrscheinlichIch's Windjammer) disqualified
Is this eligible?
Its a successor in the sense of a continual cloud backup system sort of thing
I prefer more freedom, as it allows for better aiming, although I don’t often fly with AI aircraft on, and im not good at aiming anyway. @TheOwlAce
It would be possible, although one of the reasons I didn’t is because control allocation is a challenge sometimes, and the turret would either have to share a control input or be restricted by one degree of freedom. I could make another aircraft, such as a Hudson, and give that a turret instead. @TheOwlAce
Are you antivax? @WhyAreWeHere
There is a section which is RotorPerfScalars @Falkenwut
+1That’s a mk.20
Operation Ten-Go 2: Electric Boogaloo
+236sqn Herc
@Irobert55 @Phantom1 “is it a ship or a plane?” “Well yes, but actually no”
Your Ekranoplan looks quite good, especially with the hull, and performs well. In terms of the flight characteristics, I know why my ekranoplan bobs, but I have no clue on how to reduce/remove it while still flying as intended.@Mickk
@InternationalAircraftCompany its in the xml settings, under a section called
RotorPerfScalars@Killercam250 it should be in Finder
@Killercam250 are you on Mac?
@Killercam250 the old folder is in the same location
@Killercam250 Macintosh HD ▸ Users ▸ [User] ▸ Library ▸ Application Support ▸ com.jundroo.SimplePlanesOSX
On mac (I don't know about any other platforms) the file location has changed from Unity.Jundroo.SimplePlanes to com.jundroo.SimplePlanesOSX
+2i think the issue was related to the mad website outages today
The burst count is the in game default @AircraftoftheRedStar
All the specified XML values have been modified. For a single shot weapon, the ammo count or burst count (I can’t remember) has to be modified as well @AircraftoftheRedStar
It should be the improved version @AircraftoftheRedStar
make a LASH like the MS München
+2One system, which requires some work, is using rotators to drive propellers that counteract the buoyancy, such as in @GYORAI’s N-2
Another, more simple system is to use pistons to raise and lower buoyant blocks, with the hull suspended underneath, such as in my USS Dallas and Surcouf
here
here and here are some useful articles on formatting
@AndrewGarrison upgrading works, although downloading this it took three attempts: the first it asked if i had the latest version of the game, the second it said there was no internet and the third it went to 3906% before downloading
+2I think it may be an issue unrelated to the beta, as multiple users, myself included, are unable to download or upload builds on Mac. I am using SP 1.7, and although I did change to the beta twice I was able to download builds until a few days ago, which was around when the website had a certificate issue, which may or may not be the problem @Minecraftpoweer
+1I also have that issue, with a macbook pro 2015 running macOS 10.14.2, with the steam version of SP
5 or 7
You can find the post under https://www.simpleplanes.com/Blog @Rub3n213
+1The post will be downloadable, although in the designer there is a message saying that the design uses mods and that they can’t be loaded. The designer will then have the new aircraft (cockpit & blocks). By undoing and redoing, it is possible to load the design, which will be without mods.
TL;DR: Yes, by undoing and redoing in the designer