Check the CoM CoT CoL.
If the CoT isn’t horizontally aligned with the CoM then that means the propeller’s placement is causing the issue.
If the CoM is far ahead of the CoL then that could be the issue.
Also check your wing loading. A high wing loading (often greater than 40lbs/sqft) means your aircraft has poor lift.
I mean, the default health of parts is 100 which is pretty weak, so you’d need a pretty slow moving shell in order to damage the part without destroying it. My suggestion is to set the health to 1000 or 10000 and judge based on how bright the damage indicator is. I’m not good with numbers, I only use the basic number functions with Overload and Fine Tuner that any idiot could figure out.
You mean like have an autopilot-type thing? Like the autopilot configurations for RC planes? If so, you could just set the max pitch and max roll (keep the degree of pitch higher than the degree of roll), it worked for my Untertasse.
If you’re not writing one then I will. I’ll make it short but sweet while I’m sitting on the toilet. Anyways, here we go.
It was a cool, windy autumn night. I was watching Impractical Jokers, specifically Sal being clawed by feral cats as his punishment for the episode. Just as the episode ended, I heard my doorbell ring. I rushed to the door, wondering who it was, as I haven’t ordered anything lately. When I opened the door I was greeted by quite possibly the most attractive man I’ve ever seen. I can only describe his face as that of Murr’s, but infinitely more attractive. I was taken aback and blushed at the sight of his receding hairline and stubble. Embarrassed, I blushed even more and covered my face, which was burning at this point. I felt him grab my wrist and slowly move my hand away from my face. “What’s wrong?” He asked me. Too embarrassed to speak properly, I struggled to say “N-nothing...um, why did you ring my doorbell?” “Oh, I just moved in and wanted to meet my neighbors,” he replied with a confident yet friendly tone. “Th-this l-late a-a-at night?” “It’s not THAT dark!” It was dark. And getting colder. I didn’t know how far away his house was, but it was getting colder. “Want t-to come in?” I asked, struggling away my embarrassment. “Sure thing!” He said, giving me a friendly smile. We sat down at my living room, at which point the new episode of Impractical Jokers came on. Still embarrassed and in love but struggling to hide my feelings, I tried ignoring him. Only a minute of ignoring him, I realized how rude it seemed and I asked his name. “Andrew. Andrew Garrison,” he responded in a more relaxed voice. “And you?” I told him my name, albeit with a very nervous tone of voice. “What’s wrong? You’ve been acting nervous ever since you opened the door,” he said in a slightly concerned tone. His words made me even more embarrassed, now knowing he was aware of my behavior. “I-I’m sorry, it’s just-“ he scooted right next to me, wrapping his arm around my shoulder. “It’s okay, I know how you feel.” Out of sheer impulse, I quickly turned towards Mr. Garrison and kissed him but then stopped, realizing what I had done. I turned away from him, my face bright red. “Hey,” he said, prompting me to turn back. He kissed me with a passion I never knew existed, and I tried my best to return the kiss. After only two minutes of intimacy, I submitted myself to him, body and soul.
When I was 11 I was really into flight simulators and I creamed my pants when I discovered a realistic flight simulator where you can build planes with extreme creative freedom.
Yes but I don’t really play it too much, kinda gets old after 5 years when the planes kinda merge with each other with how flight is. It’s hard to word it.
Fr. While most of the newest planes are poor performers with an ugly appearance, something you’d expect from a new player, like 1/4 of them are either amazing builds that are worthy of being top rated and crazy, creative experiments.
Just figuring out how to actually build planes was my greatest achievement. Before I created my account, my builds were just me slapping parts together, making the plane symmetrical, and seeing if it worked. Then replicating whatever worked. Only a couple months after I created my account I nailed the formula for a good-performing WWII fighter plane.
It’s all about marketing. Taking good pictures, making a replica, or making a well-known fictional aircraft can get you a lot of upvotes. But how would I know, I do none of the three.
I had a similar problem when making my M2 artillery, but I used the roll and yaw rather than the trim and VTOL. Roll left would turn the right tread forward, and yaw left would turn the left tread backwards, both and vice versa. Having both joysticks towards each other caused the tank to move forward and so on.
1: I don’t think even God, in his infinite wisdom knows when the next update is. 2: IOS doesn’t allow the free movement of files like Android and PC does. Jundroo or someone needs to have an automatic installer for mods like Minecraft Bedrock Edition has, where you simply run the download and it automatically places it in the files. 3: Brown Pearl? 4: Maywar island is hella big, way to big for a 16-32gig device can handle, which most people have. Maybe it can be added via cache and enabled/disabled manually if you have a good enough device. However my PC with 16gig RAM lags on Maywar so it might not even be able to be added on mobile.
You can make chains, but to make a cable or rope you’d have to make a basic chain, make the rotators and hinges very thin, and put a cylindrical fuselage over them to hide them. Most people just make “fake” cables using very thin fuselages and nothing else, but if you wanna make a real cable just make a chain and conceal the hinges and rotators.
It’s slow and going down because there’s a high wing loading combined with fixed propellers. To solve this problem, change the propeller pitch to “Auto” and make the wings larger.
Yeah I thought the same thing, but measuring it’s a little under 6ft tall. It’s just perception making it seem small since everything is so upscaled. @Gfishiest
When making vehicles and aircraft, I just use the Dummy part. It’s now available in the build menu, so you have to download it from the website by just searching “dummy.” Then save it as a subassembly and you can use it for scaling. Or alternatively you can view the info for how large the vehicle is, and just use estimates for how big individual parts are by seeing how big they are in proportion to the rest of the vehicle.
Too simple to do what? Have a bunch of planes fight each other in team deathmatch? They’ll just be aggressive but with targeting priority towards the enemy team. @BlackBoA
What I propose doesn’t require much processing power at all. It’s simply replacing a part with a newly generated one based on the shape of the old part and surfaces it is attached to. @Noname918181
I’ve always guessed it was a 12.7mm due to the high damage (30/100)
Check the CoM CoT CoL.
If the CoT isn’t horizontally aligned with the CoM then that means the propeller’s placement is causing the issue.
If the CoM is far ahead of the CoL then that could be the issue.
Also check your wing loading. A high wing loading (often greater than 40lbs/sqft) means your aircraft has poor lift.
Um ok?
Definitely a new missile or two, hopefully some AI tweaks, and most likely some new game-changing gizmos to mess with.
Eagle 5
You could use a beacon light and place it inside of a glass fuselage using fine tuner, just make sure the fuselage’s opacity is high.
+1The man who drank all the milk
The presidential election:
The wing loading I aim for is less than 50lbs/sqft. @AirplaneAirplaneThe293
The wing loading might be too high, or maybe there isn’t enough thrust. What plane is it and what is the wing loading?
Download fuselage decal and boom
I mean, the default health of parts is 100 which is pretty weak, so you’d need a pretty slow moving shell in order to damage the part without destroying it. My suggestion is to set the health to 1000 or 10000 and judge based on how bright the damage indicator is. I’m not good with numbers, I only use the basic number functions with Overload and Fine Tuner that any idiot could figure out.
You mean like have an autopilot-type thing? Like the autopilot configurations for RC planes? If so, you could just set the max pitch and max roll (keep the degree of pitch higher than the degree of roll), it worked for my Untertasse.
If you’re not writing one then I will. I’ll make it short but sweet while I’m sitting on the toilet. Anyways, here we go.
It was a cool, windy autumn night. I was watching Impractical Jokers, specifically Sal being clawed by feral cats as his punishment for the episode. Just as the episode ended, I heard my doorbell ring. I rushed to the door, wondering who it was, as I haven’t ordered anything lately. When I opened the door I was greeted by quite possibly the most attractive man I’ve ever seen. I can only describe his face as that of Murr’s, but infinitely more attractive. I was taken aback and blushed at the sight of his receding hairline and stubble. Embarrassed, I blushed even more and covered my face, which was burning at this point. I felt him grab my wrist and slowly move my hand away from my face. “What’s wrong?” He asked me. Too embarrassed to speak properly, I struggled to say “N-nothing...um, why did you ring my doorbell?” “Oh, I just moved in and wanted to meet my neighbors,” he replied with a confident yet friendly tone. “Th-this l-late a-a-at night?” “It’s not THAT dark!” It was dark. And getting colder. I didn’t know how far away his house was, but it was getting colder. “Want t-to come in?” I asked, struggling away my embarrassment. “Sure thing!” He said, giving me a friendly smile. We sat down at my living room, at which point the new episode of Impractical Jokers came on. Still embarrassed and in love but struggling to hide my feelings, I tried ignoring him. Only a minute of ignoring him, I realized how rude it seemed and I asked his name. “Andrew. Andrew Garrison,” he responded in a more relaxed voice. “And you?” I told him my name, albeit with a very nervous tone of voice. “What’s wrong? You’ve been acting nervous ever since you opened the door,” he said in a slightly concerned tone. His words made me even more embarrassed, now knowing he was aware of my behavior. “I-I’m sorry, it’s just-“ he scooted right next to me, wrapping his arm around my shoulder. “It’s okay, I know how you feel.” Out of sheer impulse, I quickly turned towards Mr. Garrison and kissed him but then stopped, realizing what I had done. I turned away from him, my face bright red. “Hey,” he said, prompting me to turn back. He kissed me with a passion I never knew existed, and I tried my best to return the kiss. After only two minutes of intimacy, I submitted myself to him, body and soul.
+9
+1The souls of the damned.
When I was 11 I was really into flight simulators and I creamed my pants when I discovered a realistic flight simulator where you can build planes with extreme creative freedom.
Yes but I don’t really play it too much, kinda gets old after 5 years when the planes kinda merge with each other with how flight is. It’s hard to word it.
I am going to come to your house and make the 9th circle of Hell look like Disneyland
Fr. While most of the newest planes are poor performers with an ugly appearance, something you’d expect from a new player, like 1/4 of them are either amazing builds that are worthy of being top rated and crazy, creative experiments.
Just figuring out how to actually build planes was my greatest achievement. Before I created my account, my builds were just me slapping parts together, making the plane symmetrical, and seeing if it worked. Then replicating whatever worked. Only a couple months after I created my account I nailed the formula for a good-performing WWII fighter plane.
Are you talking about the Fine Tuner?
It’s all about marketing. Taking good pictures, making a replica, or making a well-known fictional aircraft can get you a lot of upvotes. But how would I know, I do none of the three.
I think it’s best for your sake that you don’t know.
What the
+1I had a similar problem when making my M2 artillery, but I used the roll and yaw rather than the trim and VTOL. Roll left would turn the right tread forward, and yaw left would turn the left tread backwards, both and vice versa. Having both joysticks towards each other caused the tank to move forward and so on.
Plane
You can’t unless you programmed a new AI, as it’s programmed to fly using only control surfaces rather than control schemes.
This is so funny just because of the wording
1: I don’t think even God, in his infinite wisdom knows when the next update is. 2: IOS doesn’t allow the free movement of files like Android and PC does. Jundroo or someone needs to have an automatic installer for mods like Minecraft Bedrock Edition has, where you simply run the download and it automatically places it in the files. 3: Brown Pearl? 4: Maywar island is hella big, way to big for a 16-32gig device can handle, which most people have. Maybe it can be added via cache and enabled/disabled manually if you have a good enough device. However my PC with 16gig RAM lags on Maywar so it might not even be able to be added on mobile.
When on PC I just use the arrow keys. Mouse is used for camera.
You can make the cannon bigger but just scale it down. That’s what I did for my Dragon Bluejay.
You can make chains, but to make a cable or rope you’d have to make a basic chain, make the rotators and hinges very thin, and put a cylindrical fuselage over them to hide them. Most people just make “fake” cables using very thin fuselages and nothing else, but if you wanna make a real cable just make a chain and conceal the hinges and rotators.
+1http://www.simpleplanes.com/a/IzT1b8/Eiro-MRF-1-Snake
It’s slow and going down because there’s a high wing loading combined with fixed propellers. To solve this problem, change the propeller pitch to “Auto” and make the wings larger.
Yeah I thought the same thing, but measuring it’s a little under 6ft tall. It’s just perception making it seem small since everything is so upscaled. @Gfishiest
Indeed.
When making vehicles and aircraft, I just use the Dummy part. It’s now available in the build menu, so you have to download it from the website by just searching “dummy.” Then save it as a subassembly and you can use it for scaling. Or alternatively you can view the info for how large the vehicle is, and just use estimates for how big individual parts are by seeing how big they are in proportion to the rest of the vehicle.
What I’d do is just have the flaps set halfway between the start and end by default.
Maybe changing the rate of fire on each cannon? It would make sense mathematically, but I haven’t tested it in game.
I’ve always liked creating fictional designs vaguely based on existing ones.
@Tiseth thanks bro imma do that on future vehicles
A crazy gun
+1Not without some additional code. How hard could it be for a programmer to make AI ignore a another AI? @BlackBoA
Then it wouldn’t be viable for your tablet. But it would be viable for most devices. @TheMachinist
Too simple to do what? Have a bunch of planes fight each other in team deathmatch? They’ll just be aggressive but with targeting priority towards the enemy team. @BlackBoA
The thing about enemy aircraft should just be in general. Not everything should always be green.
Sometimes I wonder if creations like these are proof of mental illness
+1I love him
:( @YourWife
What I propose doesn’t require much processing power at all. It’s simply replacing a part with a newly generated one based on the shape of the old part and surfaces it is attached to. @Noname918181
I believe so, as it is simply replacing an existing part with a new one based on the shape of the part and what surfaces it’s attached to. @exosuit
The flight mechanics used for building aren’t exactly simple @BACconcordepilot