20.7k JessaLeih Comments

  • HH-01 3.1 years ago

    @Viper_Z3R0 thanks! personally i should have nerfed the speed of the missiles a bit but I'm pretty proud of the rest of the build

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  • S-90 BlackWasp 3.1 years ago

    @IceCraftGaming the inertial stabilizer between the rotors provide both control and stability

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  • 1.11 Beta is now available 3.1 years ago

    Ooooo does this mean that we can use 'TargetLocking' to make weapon bays that automatically open when the target is being acquired? That would be so freaking awesome if true!

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  • F-42MANTA 3.2 years ago

    @TomorrowSnerson

    Sure do whatever you want with them, everyone who's good at FT eventually comes up with the same codes anyway.

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  • Funky trees help with making stock wing control surfaces move only in one direction 3.4 years ago

    @Aweyer26 THE CLAMP(X,1,-1) IS IT THANKS SO MUCH

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  • Bellow 100 part Challange [CLOSED] 3.6 years ago

    Finally someone who actually wants to normalize simple builds, can't wait to see what comes out of this!

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  • SKV-14+ 3.6 years ago

    @ThomasRoderick YEP!!!

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  • Unstable but Stable 2 3.6 years ago

    @ThomasRoderick I find it extremely interesting that angled wing panels can actually work to provide stability I never thought about using them this way before, always used thrust vectoring or actual stock brake parts for tailless aircraft, though I have to admit the code implemented here is ridiculously complicated for my tastes LMAO, I managed to get it working on this build using a much simpler code.

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  • Auto Leading Air To Air Turrets 3.8 years ago

    @Grob0s0VBRa Hahahahahahaha!! Yeah its real sweet huh!

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  • Auto Leading Air To Air Turrets 3.8 years ago

    @ThomasRoderick OO FORGOT TO TAG LMAO, But yeah great minds think alike i guess! Thanks!

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  • AMH.55A6 Thunderbolt II URSA-T2 4.0 years ago

    So much work and detail and yet a noobie plane has more upvotes than this, seems most users on this site can't care any less about tanks. You did a marvelous job

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  • Rockwell-MBB X-31 4.0 years ago

    Definitely one of the best thrust vectoring planes on this site, it's easy to handle and doesn't go crazy, super fun to flip and spin it around LMAO, good job!

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  • HawkMoth MK.III+ 4.2 years ago

    @Speediestkid

    Thanks! Low physics settings tend to make it rattle, high physics works best.

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  • Per Aspera Ad Astra VI 4.3 years ago

    @ThomasRoderick LMAO and you tell me this isn't meant to be UFOey

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  • Per Aspera Ad Astra VI 4.3 years ago

    You're arming it?

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  • EIGHT MINUTES OF SAUCER SHENANIGANS 4.3 years ago

    @ThomasRoderick I haven't taken the time to yet, but I might look into it.

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  • Per Aspera Ad Astra IV 4.3 years ago

    @ThomasRoderick it's pretty functional with respect to its design and proposal, but the controls are.... They feel like it needs WD-40, when I try to actuate two axes at once (pitch and roll) one of the axes overtakes the other, there's no blending, other than that it's looking good so far, keep it up!

    Also concerning the Centaurus Alpha, it's rendered obsolete by the exoatmospheric fighter that's not really exoatmospheric, since that just uses funky trees and thrust vectoring to maintain control instead of an inertial stabilizing coaxial disk the C Alpha is built on.

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  • Per Aspera Ad Astra IV 4.3 years ago

    @ThomasRoderick keep them both

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  • Lockheed D-2E 4.3 years ago

    @ThomasRoderick well... yeah.... Not very good with promises...

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  • Lockheed D-2E 4.3 years ago

    @Grob0s0VBRa LMFAO he found them!

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  • Lockheed D-2D (I PROMISE THIS IS THE LAST ONE) 4.3 years ago

    @ThomasRoderick LMFAO those are random words I used to replace "Disabled" since I just want the surfaces for the trim color.

    Did you catch the other two?

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  • ArkBird Wannabe!! 4.4 years ago

    @ThomasRoderick ey it wirks

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  • CCTW-A-A-01 "Nightstalker" 4.4 years ago

    @ThomasRoderick oh that's a shame, it's a meme I made about the comparison you commented

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  • CCTW-A-A-01 "Nightstalker" 4.4 years ago

    @ThomasRoderick out of sight, out of mind! https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/508389961930899473/734126249768910848/3vcj2r.jpg

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  • CCTW-A-A-01 "Nightstalker" 4.4 years ago

    @ThomasRoderick yeah that's to stop the slip compensation part of the code from making the brakes do that when the plane is still, it had me frustrated until I remembered the clamp01 equation LMAO

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  • CCTW-A-A-01 "Nightstalker" 4.4 years ago

    @ThomasRoderick FOUND IT!

    it's at the very wing tip!

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  • Tailess Brake Stabilized Unmanned Interceptor 4.4 years ago

    @ThomasRoderick can't wait to see it!

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  • Exoatmospheric Fighter 4.4 years ago

    @ThomasRoderick honestly when ever JUNDROO decides to bring funky trees to simple rockets 2, I'll make the jump from simple planes to simple rockets and make genuine spaceborn fighters

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  • Propito LBA-194 Super Tracon 4.4 years ago

    Noodle plane

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  • Edo-45 4.5 years ago

    Gorgeous design, I love it!

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  • Looking to make a rotator that instantly alternates between minimum and maximum values 4.5 years ago

    @spefyjerbf I really appreciate it, thanks!!

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  • 10 minutes Challenge! 4.5 years ago

    Hey so I'm not very satisfied with my previous submission, can I reupload an improved one in exchange for deleting the first one?

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  • Tailess Brake Stabilized Unmanned Interceptor 4.6 years ago

    @ThomasRoderick yep, I was stumped because I didn't know AngleOfSlip was even a thing until I asked in a forum, so the first tailess airplane didn't have slip angle compensation but YawRate helped keep it under control, I'm thinking about making a genuine flying wing since those brakes behave exactly like a weathervaning vertical stabilizer now, which would make true tailess flying wings a walk in the part.

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  • 100% Genuinely Tailess Brake Stabilized UCAV 4.6 years ago

    @ThomasRoderick

    Thanks! She's an old design that was perfect for this experiment, honestly funky trees is the best thing to have happened in SP.

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  • Race Challenge Announcment 4.6 years ago

    April doesn't have a 31st

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  • X.R.P.D.F. (Experimental Rotator Powered Ducted Fan) Testbed 4.6 years ago

    @ThomasRoderick thanks! And my gravatar depicts my floofy dragon character, Centuri.

    https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/508389961930899473/695728357853364275/20200315_004638.jpg (drew this myself)

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  • How to make a throttleable rotator for custom propellers or rotors 4.7 years ago

    @nadvgia if I do that the propellers will begin to oscillate back and fourth, resulting in a lack of thrust.

    Also the rotators don't free spin when input is let go which is why they stop so suddenly, though I'm sure there's some equation to make them free spin when there's no input.

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  • What I want to see in SimplePlanes2 - megathread 4.7 years ago

    @KingCobra11 click on the website menu, then forums, then new post, select your preferred category (questions, suggestions, etc.), then click new post again and you're ready to make one of these.

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  • Need help with funky trees and making leading edge slats. 4.7 years ago

    @edensk I really appreciate your help, thank you!

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  • AH-X Advanced experimental high speed helicopter 4.7 years ago

    @Jerba okay so, fast spinning rotators produce a lot of torque, and you need another rotator spinning in the opposite direction to cancel out this torque, this is what was done with the rotors of the helicopter, there are two instead of one.

    However, since the rotors are angled slightly outwards to allow them to intermesh, some of their torque is translated into the pitch axis, and this makes the combined torque of both rotors affect the helicopter's pitch, due to them rotating to get back to their original position when the throttle is at 0%.

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  • Maybe some day~~~~~~~~ 4.7 years ago

    Took me a while to realize this doesn't have landing gear despite being able to take off normally, you did a fantastic job.

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  • Alicorn Class Submersible Aviation Cruiser 4.8 years ago

    This thing looks like a space born vessel, good job!

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  • Dartle Startle 4.9 years ago

    @Mustang51 thanks! I'm genuinely proud of it

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  • Coldstream XXI 4.9 years ago

    @XjayIndustrys no problem bro!

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  • Bungarus multicinctus Attack aircraft 4.9 years ago

    Gorgeous work

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  • Orbid [Alpha] - Airborne Heavy Weapon Platform 5.5 years ago

    Y'know, there were plans to make a Chinook into an aerial artillery platform that would fly to a location, land, and use the big howitzers mounted on its sides to rain hell on the enemy.

    Eventually ideas spurred up to make it use the cannons while in flight, unfortunately it never got off the drawing board.

    This takes it a step further, and you gave this aircraft a lovely design, great work!

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  • AX-12 5.6 years ago

    Bro this looks fantastic!

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  • Ducted Coaxial Rotor Prototype (No Audio) 5.6 years ago

    @ThomasRoderick OOHH!! I thought you were referring to my profile pic, not the aircraft design, yes it's inspired by those aircraft, and other real life ducted fan vtols like the Curtis Wright X-100 and the Bell X-22

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  • that's gotta be the best pilot i've ever seen[TEST VIDEO + MEME] 5.6 years ago

    @Gameboy21 drop-down menu button on the corner should show a lost of things like forum and airplanes and your profile, in that list of options there's Videos, click on that and there should be a list of options that include create.

    You need to have a verified YouTube channel with a video related to simple planes posted so you can copy and paste the link.

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