Simplest way would be to add something like & VerticalG < 9 to the input of each control surface. I've never done one myself so I don't know how smooth it would be but in combination you could incorporate a scale factor based on airspeed so the control surfaces deflect less when you're going faster.
If your first question is about the thumbnail for your upload, you need to take a screenshot that you want for the thumbnail and use the built-in blueprints feature of the game with that image, and adjust the X an Y offset so the build itself isnt blocking the image. When you take a snapshot on the upload aircraft window, switch to the view that has your thumbnail (top, left, etc.) and take your snapshot.
1 pound loaf ciabatta bread
½ cup Italian parsley
1 teaspoon dried rosemary
1 teaspoon dried oregano
Kosher salt and pepper
4-5 cloves garlic, peeled
⅓ cup extra virgin olive oil
½ cup grated or shredded parmesan
Instructions
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F.
Add the garlic, rosemary, oregano, and parsley to a small food processor and blend. Drizzle in the olive oil from the top opening of the food processor while everything is blending. Season with kosher salt and black pepper.
Place the bread flat on a cutting board. Place your non-dominant hand on top of the bread. Take a knife and slice the bread in half horizontally.
Spoon the herb and garlic oil equally onto both halves of the bread and spread it all over. Put the bread halves back together.
Line a large sheet pan with foil. Place the bread flat on the pan and cover with another piece of foil. Crimp the foil sides to close tightly.
Bake the foil-wrapped bread on the center rack of the heated oven for 10 minutes.
Remove the bread from the oven and uncover it. Separate the two halves of bread and place them side by side on the sheet pan.
Sprinkle grated parmesan onto the bread.
Return the sheet pan with the bread to the oven for another 10 minutes, until the bread crisps with golden edges and some of the cheese is slightly golden.
Cut into 1-inch slices and serve immediately.
TVC is pretty simple you just use pitch and roll (and yaw if the plane does that); you could use a hinge rotator with something like (0.75 * Pitch) + (0.25 * Roll). 75% of the movement will go towards pitching the nozzle for pitch movement and 25% will go towards pitching the nozzle in opposite directions for roll movement. Change as needed of course and on the opposite side you need to change the + to a -
not sure exactly what you're talking about but if you mean the wing tip I would just use a fuselage block that matches the cross section of the end of the wing you currently have and then the pointy tip on the other end
@TalonTheCRTguy that seems moderately inappropriate for a SP.com forum post. Not everyone is obsessed with snakes like you to the point they would be comfortable holding them. I'm not gonna call you that word because you're scared of golden retrievers. Everyone is different.
@TheAviator77 you would have to open it in a CAD program and make a 3 view drawing. It doesn't look like there is a lot of information (including blueprints) of those two models you want
@Graingy either
nice ford explorer
@Graingy yeah lots of websites use it. Also common for readme files note the .md extension
@Graingy Good book but sad story. Highly recommend reading it
talking about someone "having a brand" reminds me of that south park episode
Simplest way would be to add something like & VerticalG < 9 to the input of each control surface. I've never done one myself so I don't know how smooth it would be but in combination you could incorporate a scale factor based on airspeed so the control surfaces deflect less when you're going faster.
Ryan Gosling mysterious sigma male grindset
I don't think we learned projectile motion until 11th grade. Publik skewel typa shi
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If your first question is about the thumbnail for your upload, you need to take a screenshot that you want for the thumbnail and use the built-in blueprints feature of the game with that image, and adjust the X an Y offset so the build itself isnt blocking the image. When you take a snapshot on the upload aircraft window, switch to the view that has your thumbnail (top, left, etc.) and take your snapshot.
@HuskyDynamics01 woah oh squidward on a chair
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No I felt the same way when one of my cats died recently. People express their emotions in different ways. RIP lil homie
@Graingy alright then bucko let's see your nationality
I bleed red, white, blue, black, and yellow 🇺🇸 🇩🇪 🇵🇱 🇻🇦
@Graingy ooh what kind
How to make garlic bread
1 pound loaf ciabatta bread
½ cup Italian parsley
1 teaspoon dried rosemary
1 teaspoon dried oregano
Kosher salt and pepper
4-5 cloves garlic, peeled
⅓ cup extra virgin olive oil
½ cup grated or shredded parmesan
Instructions
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F.
Add the garlic, rosemary, oregano, and parsley to a small food processor and blend. Drizzle in the olive oil from the top opening of the food processor while everything is blending. Season with kosher salt and black pepper.
Place the bread flat on a cutting board. Place your non-dominant hand on top of the bread. Take a knife and slice the bread in half horizontally.
Spoon the herb and garlic oil equally onto both halves of the bread and spread it all over. Put the bread halves back together.
Line a large sheet pan with foil. Place the bread flat on the pan and cover with another piece of foil. Crimp the foil sides to close tightly.
Bake the foil-wrapped bread on the center rack of the heated oven for 10 minutes.
Remove the bread from the oven and uncover it. Separate the two halves of bread and place them side by side on the sheet pan.
Sprinkle grated parmesan onto the bread.
Return the sheet pan with the bread to the oven for another 10 minutes, until the bread crisps with golden edges and some of the cheese is slightly golden.
Cut into 1-inch slices and serve immediately.
@TheAviator77 you should be able to make a zero width tip for the wing piece too
@Senkopilot thanks, and no I don't, or at least haven't yet
when b52
plane looks great btw
TVC is pretty simple you just use pitch and roll (and yaw if the plane does that); you could use a hinge rotator with something like
(0.75 * Pitch) + (0.25 * Roll). 75% of the movement will go towards pitching the nozzle for pitch movement and 25% will go towards pitching the nozzle in opposite directions for roll movement. Change as needed of course and on the opposite side you need to change the + to a -whaT map is in the first screenshot
@kasachstanball big ass cargo plane or something similar that can make a nice acronym
i eated a cheese
not sure exactly what you're talking about but if you mean the wing tip I would just use a fuselage block that matches the cross section of the end of the wing you currently have and then the pointy tip on the other end
TheHamster
bitter coleslaw
mmm Greek letters. Plane looks and flies nice <3
Just noticed these airliners weigh as much as fighters. Does it mess up the AI if you make the weights too high?
i leave positive comments w/o downloading but I usually always download later but i can see the images and say "nice plaen" before I use it
thanks papi
merci pour le warning but im sure you can find English versions
@Graingy talking about the Missouri Compromise
which livery you plan to make?
Space ships can be explodey rockets too :p
next logical step is MiG-29
@Noob101 my heart pains from your confusion of a labrador retriever with a golden
< / 3
@TalonTheCRTguy as a tiny little vehicle driver I respect the truck as long as y'all don't tailgate
@TalonTheCRTguy to be fair a one word expletive doesn't really qualify as a joke. Also jokes are supposed to be funni (:
@TalonTheCRTguy that seems moderately inappropriate for a SP.com forum post. Not everyone is obsessed with snakes like you to the point they would be comfortable holding them. I'm not gonna call you that word because you're scared of golden retrievers. Everyone is different.
I will hold a garter snake and that's about it
@GuardianAerospace does she live in Orlando?
@TalonTheCRTguy I hope you're not scared of Pomeranians as well, but you might be if you think you need a 30 cal to take one down
@TalonTheCRTguy it's not April 1st anymore lol
@GuardianAerospace my man 😎
@TalonTheCRTguy counterpoint
@TalonTheCRTguy only p*tbulls; no; can't confirm
@TalonTheCRTguy i've also seen the most dogs at home depot so I've always liked it more perhaps in part due to that
@GuardianAerospace actually the 2x4 is a good idea then you get an excuse to go to home depot
@TheAviator77 you would have to open it in a CAD program and make a 3 view drawing. It doesn't look like there is a lot of information (including blueprints) of those two models you want
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