@Alternation @KevPlayzz Don't do that. Jundroo are good people and they deserve the money. Pirating indie games is just wrong on a bunch of different levels. Textbooks and stuff are another matter, but indie game devs put their hearts and souls into their games, so the least you can do is buy them legitimately.
If you're hosting images via Discord, they changed some stuff several months back which means that image links only last for a few days (so that they don't have to run the costs of hosting an indefinite number of images for an indefinite period of time, which makes sense). You'll need to use some other hosting site instead.
I bought Fallout 4 last month when it was on sale so I've been playing a fair amount of that recently. Also recently got into Trackmania Nations Forever which is a nice change of pace.
@Graingy No, you use the tug's anchors for the tug. You drop the anchors on the seaward side, then use the drag winches to put tension in the cables between the tug and the ship you're trying to haul off the rocks. Then you just pull, probably with both the winches and the tug's engines. The anchors are there to keep the tug from being dragged backwards.
"Your thirst for vengeance has blinded you, for though you may have destroyed your foe, in doing so you have ensured that you may never safely return to the earth"
The AA tank (and convoy truck) are like the USS Tiny and the other ships in that they are world objects, not spawned builds. They can't be saved to your aircraft folder.
An unlisted post is essentially a post that can be viewed by anyone who has a direct link to it (via a link in a comment or post, auto-credit on a build, tagging them in the comments on the post, etc.), but does not show up in searches or public browsing. If you make an unlisted post and tag someone on it, they will be able to see it, comment, download, etc. just like a regular post, but people without the link will have no idea the post exists (except for probably moderators). It won't show up on your profile when not logged in, and it won't appear in any of the browsing sections (Hottest/Newest/Highest Rated/Search/front page) of the website.
@FOXHOUND26 If someone has things that people want to download, they should avoid doing things that would get them banned even more carefully than the average user. Note that both Zaineman and Guyfolk adhere carefully to the rules as is expected of any user, but particularly those who have achieved such prominence.
That's the consequence of getting banned: everything you've posted is no longer available, in addition to being locked out of the website yourself. Remember that when someone gets banned, it's because of something they did, so they should've considered the consequences before doing it.
@Graingy I mean I could but after 1200 hours on the Steam version I'm pretty used to my controls being the way they are (and having throttle down being somewhere other than throttle up would just get confusing). I've rebound crouch in a few other games to CapsLock and that actually works pretty well but it would be weird for SP.
@Airgaurdian It's something that you would prefer the moderators not see because you're concerned that if they saw it, they would delete it for violating the site rules?
I would but
a. college
b. my keyboard broke slightly which means that either I can only throttle down by cutting the throttle entirely (which is not ideal) or I can only play using a Wii remote I have in my desk (also not ideal but for different reasons)
The .xml files store the aircraft data, the .bak files are backups of it (I'm not sure how they're generated because only some seem to have them, but they're basically the same file anyway). If you're copying planes from one device to another, all you need are the .xmls.
What about a few videos that kind of compare/contrast SP and Juno? I've seen quite a few people who are confused why Jundroo is doing SP2 instead of just adding more airplane stuff to Juno, and I think some videos that explain some of the core differences in concept and scope could be interesting.
@Graingy I asked for cash not depression
I'll take them if you pay me.
Asking for a recommendation for a psychic on a website for a ten year-old indie airplane building game is a bold move.
+1@Alternation @KevPlayzz Don't do that. Jundroo are good people and they deserve the money. Pirating indie games is just wrong on a bunch of different levels. Textbooks and stuff are another matter, but indie game devs put their hearts and souls into their games, so the least you can do is buy them legitimately.
+4<< What's more enclosed than solitary? >>
oh wait I misread that name never mind
@DaddysTruck1234 a. shut up, b. why are you so against LM specifically?
I'm curious as to how this wad keeps managing to post even while banned.
+2@DaddysTruck1234 Good comeback right there. That's one for the collection.
@LM0418 @DaddysTruck1234 @xCarlosProMCandSP999x Well this is awkward, isn't it?
+1step 3:
nuke yourself seven times?
um
+2If you're hosting images via Discord, they changed some stuff several months back which means that image links only last for a few days (so that they don't have to run the costs of hosting an indefinite number of images for an indefinite period of time, which makes sense). You'll need to use some other hosting site instead.
+2I bought Fallout 4 last month when it was on sale so I've been playing a fair amount of that recently. Also recently got into Trackmania Nations Forever which is a nice change of pace.
+1Passenger-1 moment
+1@Graingy No, you use the tug's anchors for the tug. You drop the anchors on the seaward side, then use the drag winches to put tension in the cables between the tug and the ship you're trying to haul off the rocks. Then you just pull, probably with both the winches and the tug's engines. The anchors are there to keep the tug from being dragged backwards.
+1For 2000 tons, a decent salvage tug with some heavy-duty winches and good anchors could probably do the trick.
@AirPhilippinesFlight541 What? I'm confused what you're asking.
@Randomplayer No
"Your thirst for vengeance has blinded you, for though you may have destroyed your foe, in doing so you have ensured that you may never safely return to the earth"
+3a-
HUH?
+1Kahlenberg or VEEM Marine might be worth a look.
Yeah... probably don't do that.
The AA tank (and convoy truck) are like the USS Tiny and the other ships in that they are world objects, not spawned builds. They can't be saved to your aircraft folder.
+1@Speedhunter meatball without meat is just ball
+2I vaguely recall that there was once an "[X][X]the[Y]" mass renaming trend but that was well before my time so I don't have details.
An unlisted post is essentially a post that can be viewed by anyone who has a direct link to it (via a link in a comment or post, auto-credit on a build, tagging them in the comments on the post, etc.), but does not show up in searches or public browsing. If you make an unlisted post and tag someone on it, they will be able to see it, comment, download, etc. just like a regular post, but people without the link will have no idea the post exists (except for probably moderators). It won't show up on your profile when not logged in, and it won't appear in any of the browsing sections (Hottest/Newest/Highest Rated/Search/front page) of the website.
+2@SheriffHackdogMCPE That's a good idea.
+1You should, like, not do that or something
+1Idk man you've been here long enough to know what the rules and expectations are
@FOXHOUND26 If someone has things that people want to download, they should avoid doing things that would get them banned even more carefully than the average user. Note that both Zaineman and Guyfolk adhere carefully to the rules as is expected of any user, but particularly those who have achieved such prominence.
+1That's the consequence of getting banned: everything you've posted is no longer available, in addition to being locked out of the website yourself. Remember that when someone gets banned, it's because of something they did, so they should've considered the consequences before doing it.
+5o7
@Graingy February of 5th, 2024
+2I think the point of the poll wasn't which track should be included in SP2, but which track the SP2 soundtrack should take the most inspiration from.
SP2 shouldn't have any songs from SP1 in my opinion. It deserves its own full OST.
+1@Graingy I mean I could but after 1200 hours on the Steam version I'm pretty used to my controls being the way they are (and having throttle down being somewhere other than throttle up would just get confusing). I've rebound crouch in a few other games to CapsLock and that actually works pretty well but it would be weird for SP.
+1@Airgaurdian It's something that you would prefer the moderators not see because you're concerned that if they saw it, they would delete it for violating the site rules?
The DC-8's making its last flight for NASA right now I believe, so that could be a good choice.
+3ANGRY CONNIE
Is your collab project something you're concerned about the moderators seeing?
@Graingy you heard me
+1or read me
or whatever
I would but
+2a. college
b. my keyboard broke slightly which means that either I can only throttle down by cutting the throttle entirely (which is not ideal) or I can only play using a Wii remote I have in my desk (also not ideal but for different reasons)
I am... concerned for when this gets to me because I really have no idea what will happen.
@Graingy allow me to introduce them to LASER TECHNOLOGY
The .xml files store the aircraft data, the .bak files are backups of it (I'm not sure how they're generated because only some seem to have them, but they're basically the same file anyway). If you're copying planes from one device to another, all you need are the .xmls.
+2@BeastHunter oh wait yeah good point, I forgot about that lol
+1@Graingy allow me to introduce.....
+1my printer which cannot do colors
language
+1What about a few videos that kind of compare/contrast SP and Juno? I've seen quite a few people who are confused why Jundroo is doing SP2 instead of just adding more airplane stuff to Juno, and I think some videos that explain some of the core differences in concept and scope could be interesting.
+6Methinks you should pin the comments that you want people to vote on
Also it actually does fly pretty decently once fixed.
I'm honestly more curious as to why the rotor hub disappeared than what you actually did.
+2