@ChiChiWerx I must politely disagree. What would be required would for every single wing piece on your plane to have a few new characteristics to them. they would need a critical angle of attack, and something to tell them how to act when stalled. i am not asking for interaction between multiple wings- you need a beefy computer for that. This is not something specific to the unity engine or anything like that- it would simply be a new script or a handful of modules to an existing class.
Now that you mention unity, I am tempted to make a game of my own or mess around with the mod dev kit. I know a lot about planes, bu not very much about coding and the unity engine.
@MaximusTheMinimus @marcox43 Indeed, you can lose lift by going too slow, but this is not the same as how stall work IRL. I advise you look up the aerodynamic forces behind it.
In real life, you can stall an aerodynamically stable aircraft. any wing surface is capable of stalling; a stall occurs when the air on the top of the wing becomes turbulent too far forward, causing a loss of lift and an increase in drag. a plane does not have to be tail heavy.
I too have "stalled" planes and gotten in spins, but these were caused by poor fuel distribution causing the plane to become tail heavy in flight, not because it is modeled in game.
@MoterKade Thanks! I play this game a lot, so I decided to try and upload some stuff. My computer is pretty old, so I like simple designs with few parts.
@ChiChiWerx I must politely disagree. What would be required would for every single wing piece on your plane to have a few new characteristics to them. they would need a critical angle of attack, and something to tell them how to act when stalled. i am not asking for interaction between multiple wings- you need a beefy computer for that. This is not something specific to the unity engine or anything like that- it would simply be a new script or a handful of modules to an existing class.
Now that you mention unity, I am tempted to make a game of my own or mess around with the mod dev kit. I know a lot about planes, bu not very much about coding and the unity engine.
the game does not seem to simulate wings very well. due to this, the roating wings don't actually create any lift.
@MaximusTheMinimus @marcox43 Indeed, you can lose lift by going too slow, but this is not the same as how stall work IRL. I advise you look up the aerodynamic forces behind it.
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In real life, you can stall an aerodynamically stable aircraft. any wing surface is capable of stalling; a stall occurs when the air on the top of the wing becomes turbulent too far forward, causing a loss of lift and an increase in drag. a plane does not have to be tail heavy.
I too have "stalled" planes and gotten in spins, but these were caused by poor fuel distribution causing the plane to become tail heavy in flight, not because it is modeled in game.
@Sunnyskies I plan to completely strip the engines, and smooth it out from there. However, right now I need to get some sleep.
@Sunnyskies I have experience with VTOL craft already. Just check out my Helicopters!
I'm gonna ballance it if I can.
@haidebiany @Liquidfox @KingDeadshot You should check out my newest one. It is much, much cooler.
@MoterKade Thanks! I play this game a lot, so I decided to try and upload some stuff. My computer is pretty old, so I like simple designs with few parts.
I really should have proof-read that description better...