The real question then is how does this work? I'd say Verifpro is not the site behind this, but merely a customer of a bigger site which advertises using stolen login info. (and this new "website" is another customer).
I'm also wondering why Verifpro stopped posting...
@Bellcat I think the reason these accounts are being hacked is reusing the same password across different sites. If one less secure site suffers a data breach, then that username and password can be tried on other sites, and if it works, then the account on that site is compromised.
On the topic of "commenting on the Veri**pro posts can get you hacked", no. Unless the hackers somehow compromise the SimplePlanes website itself (even then hacking users would be unlikely), you cannot get hacked if you don't provide any personal information or download malware.
My recommendations, at least for now, are pretty simple: change all your passwords to strong random character passwords (unique to each site), and don't click any suspicious link.
@Ductwind589 Yes, it's mainly about it being a strong password, like F16Oi0$a*VoH. Something with a lot of random characters. (longer passwords are strong as well)
I think the reason these accounts are being hacked is reusing the same password across different sites. If one less secure site suffers a data breach, then that username and password can be tried on other sites, and if it works, then the account on that site is compromised.
On the topic of "commenting on the Veri**pro posts can get you hacked", no. Unless the hackers somehow compromise the SimplePlanes website itself (even then hacking users would be unlikely), you cannot get hacked if you don't provide any personal information or download malware.
My recommendations, at least for now, are pretty simple: change all your passwords to strong random character passwords (unique to each site), and don't click any suspicious link.
I think the reason these accounts are being hacked is reusing the same password across different sites. If one less secure site suffers a data breach, then that username and password can be tried on other sites, and if it works, then the account on that site is compromised.
On the topic of "commenting on the Veri**pro posts can get you hacked", no. Unless the hackers somehow compromise the SimplePlanes website itself (even then hacking users would be unlikely), you cannot get hacked if you don't provide any personal information or download malware.
My recommendations, at least for now, are pretty simple: change all your passwords to strong random character passwords (unique to each site), and don't click any suspicious link.
I think the reason these accounts are being hacked is reusing the same password across different sites. If one less secure site suffers a data breach, then that username and password can be tried on other sites, and if it works, then the account on that site is compromised.
On the topic of "commenting on the Veri**pro posts can get you hacked", no. Unless the hackers somehow compromise the SimplePlanes website itself (even then hacking users would be unlikely), you cannot get hacked if you don't provide any personal information or download malware.
My recommendations, at least for now, are pretty simple: change all your passwords to strong random character passwords (unique to each site), and don't click any suspicious link.
I think the reason these accounts are being hacked is reusing the same password across different sites. If one less secure site suffers a data breach, then that username and password can be tried on other sites, and if it works, then the account on that site is compromised.
On the topic of "commenting on the Veri**pro posts can get you hacked", no. Unless the hackers somehow compromise the SimplePlanes website itself (even then hacking users would be unlikely), you cannot get hacked if you don't provide any personal information or download malware.
My recommendations, at least for now, are pretty simple: change all your passwords to strong random character passwords (unique to each site), and don't click any suspicious link.
I think the reason these accounts are being hacked is reusing the same password across different sites. If one less secure site suffers a data breach, then that username and password can be tried on other sites, and if it works, then the account on that site is compromised.
On the topic of "commenting on the Veri**pro posts can get you hacked", no. Unless the hackers somehow compromise the SimplePlanes website itself (even then hacking users would be unlikely), you cannot get hacked if you don't provide any personal information or download malware.
My recommendations, at least for now, are pretty simple: change all your passwords to strong random character passwords (unique to each site), and don't click any suspicious link.
@temporaryplanetester @Mantha The map is perfectly fine. All it needs to be is a few reasonable detailed airports and some basic terrain, and that's all you need.
In OverLoad, change the top tab from Part to Engine.
Add a new attribute, and call it throttleResponse. Experiment with different values on the right side until you get one you like.
Interesting! I've made a Python script which does the exact same function, but it's more clunky and outputs values to the console (plus you need Python installed). This one is more suited to the general community.
Main Gear Doors Code
A code which is simple to modify the timing of, and is 1 whenever landing gear is retracted or extended, otherwise it is 0. clamp01(pingpong(smooth(clamp01(GearDown) * 2, 0.5), 1) > 0)
Change "0.5" to a smaller number for a longer timing, or a larger number for a shorter timing.
The above is copied directly from a Discord server I'm in (I wrote the code)
@realSavageMan Yes. RAM doesn't matter too much as long as you have about 8GB or more (and you allocate more than the default 2GB to Minecraft in the launcher settings).
@DameTheMobileFriendly Also fun fact, I just finished reporting at least 20 of these. They have a few comments on their profile, and then on those posts I see other bot accounts which have their own comments...
smooth(Throttle > 0.95, 0.017)
That's the basis of the code you want. The only flaw it has is the smooth keeps increasing or decreasing forever, so you'll want to clamp that in some way.
Anything created in SimplePlanes is property of Jundroo LLC. While you can use 3D models from the game for anything you want, attemping to make money off them is prohibited.
Well I guess I didn't see it, I kinda don't explore the website often.
Now I'm here, let's see what the issue is...
hmm... the variables in the downloaded craft do not match the ones in the thumbnail. That's all the information I can provide for now.
@Bravo11 I don't think I'm making a fighter jet. I tried a while ago and discovered I'm better suited to building airliners.
This is interesting. Well done!
+2As someone who generally feels the game is perfect as is (with a few tweaks and bug fixes here and there), 2 is a much needed addition.
+3Part 4 Here
Forum Here
Unfortunately wheel brakes do not support FT.
+2Wait... the link is to a white user. The account in the picture above (spelled "SimpleAerospace") is missing
@HololiveFan2009 I copied "SimpleAreospace" from a comment, that's why.
@Dragoranos Poor SimpleAreospace got banned (or deleted)
The real question then is how does this work? I'd say Verifpro is not the site behind this, but merely a customer of a bigger site which advertises using stolen login info. (and this new "website" is another customer).
+2I'm also wondering why Verifpro stopped posting...
@Bellcat I think the reason these accounts are being hacked is reusing the same password across different sites. If one less secure site suffers a data breach, then that username and password can be tried on other sites, and if it works, then the account on that site is compromised.
+2On the topic of "commenting on the Veri**pro posts can get you hacked", no. Unless the hackers somehow compromise the SimplePlanes website itself (even then hacking users would be unlikely), you cannot get hacked if you don't provide any personal information or download malware.
My recommendations, at least for now, are pretty simple: change all your passwords to strong random character passwords (unique to each site), and don't click any suspicious link.
@Ductwind589 Yes, it's mainly about it being a strong password, like F16Oi0$a*VoH. Something with a lot of random characters. (longer passwords are strong as well)
+2I think the reason these accounts are being hacked is reusing the same password across different sites. If one less secure site suffers a data breach, then that username and password can be tried on other sites, and if it works, then the account on that site is compromised.
+3On the topic of "commenting on the Veri**pro posts can get you hacked", no. Unless the hackers somehow compromise the SimplePlanes website itself (even then hacking users would be unlikely), you cannot get hacked if you don't provide any personal information or download malware.
My recommendations, at least for now, are pretty simple: change all your passwords to strong random character passwords (unique to each site), and don't click any suspicious link.
I think the reason these accounts are being hacked is reusing the same password across different sites. If one less secure site suffers a data breach, then that username and password can be tried on other sites, and if it works, then the account on that site is compromised.
+3On the topic of "commenting on the Veri**pro posts can get you hacked", no. Unless the hackers somehow compromise the SimplePlanes website itself (even then hacking users would be unlikely), you cannot get hacked if you don't provide any personal information or download malware.
My recommendations, at least for now, are pretty simple: change all your passwords to strong random character passwords (unique to each site), and don't click any suspicious link.
I think the reason these accounts are being hacked is reusing the same password across different sites. If one less secure site suffers a data breach, then that username and password can be tried on other sites, and if it works, then the account on that site is compromised.
+3On the topic of "commenting on the Veri**pro posts can get you hacked", no. Unless the hackers somehow compromise the SimplePlanes website itself (even then hacking users would be unlikely), you cannot get hacked if you don't provide any personal information or download malware.
My recommendations, at least for now, are pretty simple: change all your passwords to strong random character passwords (unique to each site), and don't click any suspicious link.
I think the reason these accounts are being hacked is reusing the same password across different sites. If one less secure site suffers a data breach, then that username and password can be tried on other sites, and if it works, then the account on that site is compromised.
+8On the topic of "commenting on the Veri**pro posts can get you hacked", no. Unless the hackers somehow compromise the SimplePlanes website itself (even then hacking users would be unlikely), you cannot get hacked if you don't provide any personal information or download malware.
My recommendations, at least for now, are pretty simple: change all your passwords to strong random character passwords (unique to each site), and don't click any suspicious link.
I think the reason these accounts are being hacked is reusing the same password across different sites. If one less secure site suffers a data breach, then that username and password can be tried on other sites, and if it works, then the account on that site is compromised.
+3On the topic of "commenting on the Veri**pro posts can get you hacked", no. Unless the hackers somehow compromise the SimplePlanes website itself (even then hacking users would be unlikely), you cannot get hacked if you don't provide any personal information or download malware.
My recommendations, at least for now, are pretty simple: change all your passwords to strong random character passwords (unique to each site), and don't click any suspicious link.
@Mantha I wasn't suggesting things, I was stating all the things it needs, which it already has!
@temporaryplanetester @Mantha The map is perfectly fine. All it needs to be is a few reasonable detailed airports and some basic terrain, and that's all you need.
This comment is testing a theory.
Part 3 Here
Part 5 Here
Forum Here
In OverLoad, change the top tab from Part to Engine.
Add a new attribute, and call it throttleResponse. Experiment with different values on the right side until you get one you like.
I use a piston to push the spring downward, while keeping the hinge free spin at all times.
+1It can, just open them in a program such as Blender.
+1Interesting! I've made a Python script which does the exact same function, but it's more clunky and outputs values to the console (plus you need Python installed). This one is more suited to the general community.
@HuskyDynamics01 @DeejeX I'm not entirely sure if this works, but put the following in the activationGroup type: Activate1 & Activate7
Main Gear Doors Code
+1A code which is simple to modify the timing of, and is 1 whenever landing gear is retracted or extended, otherwise it is 0.
clamp01(pingpong(smooth(clamp01(GearDown) * 2, 0.5), 1) > 0)Change "0.5" to a smaller number for a longer timing, or a larger number for a shorter timing.
The above is copied directly from a Discord server I'm in (I wrote the code)
@realSavageMan Yes. RAM doesn't matter too much as long as you have about 8GB or more (and you allocate more than the default 2GB to Minecraft in the launcher settings).
@realSavageMan Yes, I was trying to say "nope
I have an overclocked i9-11900K and I can maybe get 20 chunks before my framerate drops"
@ivansheppard853gmail nope, sorry.
smash keys until stuff works
+2There is this thing called Steam Cloud. What you're describing has existed for years.
+1The moderators.
@DameTheMobileFriendly Also fun fact, I just finished reporting at least 20 of these. They have a few comments on their profile, and then on those posts I see other bot accounts which have their own comments...
+1It's a bot. Report them.
+2@JwpsAviation It's still in development, and has taken a year so far.
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+2@Dragoranos In my next video I should say ComplexPlanes instead of SimplePlanes and not say anything.
+1Part 2 Here
Part 4 Here
Forum Here
+1smooth(Throttle > 0.95, 0.017)That's the basis of the code you want. The only flaw it has is the smooth keeps increasing or decreasing forever, so you'll want to clamp that in some way.
Cannot be done.
+2Anything created in SimplePlanes is property of Jundroo LLC. While you can use 3D models from the game for anything you want, attemping to make money off them is prohibited.
+6
+2shortestAnglePart 1 Here
Part 3 Here
Forum Here
@VibesGamer You're staring at one of the holes I've coded into the fabric of the SimplePlanes reality.
+2You could maybe yoink the altitude autopilot from the SWL-10.
+1@F1849 If I could do that, then I could make it work with existing navigation data!
@AlbertanPlaneMaker Would you like the SWL-120 to release in two months or two years?
Part 2 Here
Forum Here
@SteamPunkPilot I think tagging me would be a good idea, otherwise I would forget.
Well I guess I didn't see it, I kinda don't explore the website often.
Now I'm here, let's see what the issue is...
hmm... the variables in the downloaded craft do not match the ones in the thumbnail. That's all the information I can provide for now.