Images hosted by Discord only work for a few days. They used to work indefinitely but Discord changed it because they were having to host thousands upon thousands of random images all over the web basically for free, and it wasn't sustainable for their servers.
@overlord5453 I appreciate the support, though I think at this point it's best to leave it to the moderators (so that some actual solution comes out of this rather than the post just being taken down for inciting conflict or something).
I've had this as well, my guess is that there's some sort of memory leak or something related to the mod. As Monarchii said, leaving and returning to the editor generally resets it.
Has been tried a few times before. What happens is that someone decides to use the anonymity for nefarious purposes (whether spamming, slurs, or otherwise breaking the rules), and then it gets deleted.
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For example, typing [this link](https://www.simpleplanes.com/) creates this link to the main page of the website.
Depends on what it says the problem is. If it doesn't impact the video or says that you can still post it publicly, there shouldn't really be a problem unless you're trying to monetize your videos.
I won't speak for the general "what it's like" part since that's (pretty clearly, see below) dependent on where in the country one is as there are a lot of geographical, political, etc. changes as you move from one place to the next.
As for the military aircraft part, it depends on where you live, but most major population centers have at least one military airbase in the vicinity, so it generally varies from "once in a while" to "a few times a week" to "it's more notable when there aren't jets flying over for more than a day or two".
When I'm off at college, for example, I'm not far from a National Guard base so I get to watch some nice low flyovers of F-15s returning from training and whatnot. At home though, I'll hear them once or twice a week but they're a lot higher up so it's rarer to actually see them. There was a four-ship flight of Chinooks that came beating over a few weeks ago (still not sure what that was about but it was quite cool... and very loud), but that's pretty rare.
The default TAS, IAS, GS, GEFORCE, AngleOfAttack, etc. functions are all defined based on the primary cockpit or flight computer. However, the cockpits and flight computers can also have several of these defined as individual variables on a per-cockpit basis, allowing you to get data from each cockpit or flight computer independently. I haven't experimented with this enough to give you a proper walkthrough but the Prydwen by @Bogey makes great use of this concept with its Vertibirds.
And to top it off you had to pick that delta canard over both the Eurofighter and the Gripen
+1oxygen't
+1sqrt(pi)
+1Nice
+1Beautiful.
+1The only information we have is sometime in 2025.
+1Overheating the brakes on a non-race D-series is genuinely kind of impressive.
+1$35, give or take $5.
+1gee I wonder why...
+1who would ever raise such a fit?
instead of the boy who cried wolf, I think you're the boy who cries feet
+1I just use Steam for mine.
+1Images hosted by Discord only work for a few days. They used to work indefinitely but Discord changed it because they were having to host thousands upon thousands of random images all over the web basically for free, and it wasn't sustainable for their servers.
+1being 3d also helps a fair amount at creating a game with more depth (HEH)
+1brain damage
+1again
+1detacher plus cube plus write lore in your head equals basically this
@Graingy nah, I just prefer to deal with one of you instead of two of you :p
+1Friendly reminder to make sure that you have backups of all the planes you've posted so that you can reupload them if your account is lost!
+1@Graingy Impossible. Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition.
+1ew
+1@Graingy wha
+1out of curiosity, what did you expect?
+1TRAKTOR
+1oh please I'm a supporting character at best
+1@overlord5453 I appreciate the support, though I think at this point it's best to leave it to the moderators (so that some actual solution comes out of this rather than the post just being taken down for inciting conflict or something).
+1Team Juno for the win!
+1I've had this as well, my guess is that there's some sort of memory leak or something related to the mod. As Monarchii said, leaving and returning to the editor generally resets it.
+1Meanwhile the crew of the Beast and its escorts watching a drunken cruise missile fly circles around them before crashing into the water:
+1Has been tried a few times before. What happens is that someone decides to use the anonymity for nefarious purposes (whether spamming, slurs, or otherwise breaking the rules), and then it gets deleted.
Just don't bother.
+1also, time to lock down the comments
+1@SomeSPGuyWhoLikesLore then why do I not have infinite pennies to throw at people at the speed of light
+1checkmate
dorito
+1I have two midterms on the 31st :(
+1That being said, this sounds like something that y'all need to deal with privately instead of spreading it across the forums.
This goes for both of you.
+1Calmest day on the SP forums:
+1Watch your language. There are children here.
+1he's in
+1
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[this link](https://www.simpleplanes.com/)creates this link to the main page of the website.Depends on what it says the problem is. If it doesn't impact the video or says that you can still post it publicly, there shouldn't really be a problem unless you're trying to monetize your videos.
+1honestly I'd go for the Crown Vic, it'll have a ton of miles on it but at least you know it runs well.
+1@Graingy Heh heh. Not a chance, rock, not a chance.
+1It's probably meters per second, but I'm not 100% certain off the top of my head.
+1Not if it can't run iOS 12.0 or later. That's the reason I can't play it anymore on the old iPad I started on back when the game first came out.
+1What species of whale?
+1Well, your username implies that you are in fact a dinosaur, not a man, but your profile picture complicates things.
+1I don't think anyone on this website can help with that :(
+1I just hope I have the time available to actually play it...
+1Andrew, purely by definition.
+1I won't speak for the general "what it's like" part since that's (pretty clearly, see below) dependent on where in the country one is as there are a lot of geographical, political, etc. changes as you move from one place to the next.
As for the military aircraft part, it depends on where you live, but most major population centers have at least one military airbase in the vicinity, so it generally varies from "once in a while" to "a few times a week" to "it's more notable when there aren't jets flying over for more than a day or two".
When I'm off at college, for example, I'm not far from a National Guard base so I get to watch some nice low flyovers of F-15s returning from training and whatnot. At home though, I'll hear them once or twice a week but they're a lot higher up so it's rarer to actually see them. There was a four-ship flight of Chinooks that came beating over a few weeks ago (still not sure what that was about but it was quite cool... and very loud), but that's pretty rare.
+1The default TAS, IAS, GS, GEFORCE, AngleOfAttack, etc. functions are all defined based on the primary cockpit or flight computer. However, the cockpits and flight computers can also have several of these defined as individual variables on a per-cockpit basis, allowing you to get data from each cockpit or flight computer independently. I haven't experimented with this enough to give you a proper walkthrough but the Prydwen by @Bogey makes great use of this concept with its Vertibirds.
+1ba
+1