Testing of my current project: Type 30 B Intermediate Trainer. This footage is from Jan 2024. It is a testbed for my Funky Trees experiments. I'll post a better test video on the updated Type 30 D model soon.
The variety of planes in this challenge is really interesting. I dunno if I'm going to able to finish mine on time tho. I'm gonna just go turbo mode tonight and see what happens.
This is a really well thought out design! It has that 1950's simplicity while also being somewhat outlandish. I'm guessing the main pontoon conforms to a cutout in the bottom of the fuselage to reduce drag?
I just realized that there's a big difference between my code and GuyFolk's. I'm just gonna make a short video explaining the difference and how each can be used.
What to heck ????
+1This is the most advanced plane i have ever seen on this site!
+1@Timplanes I'm glad this tutorial was able help you!
Are the brake temps in kelvin or celsius?
@MonsNotTheMonster Its based on the Fuji T-5. Its not a 100% replica, but its very similar imo.
+1@YarisHatchback this is a new build that I plan to release before April. It still has a lot of bugs to work out though.
@YarisHatchback Why's this dealer?
I can't decide if the WWII style is a recon aircraft or a torpedo bomber. I might just do both.
+1I had my glasses off when I first saw this and thought this was Momiji Binboda.
I am afraid to ask what this means?
+1The build style of this aircraft reminds me of a user named GeekPride.
Oh I make a slight mistake. The exclamation point is only needed for displaying images. There's no need for it when its only text.
Example
You can put an exclamation point before two brackets and two parentheses.
The brackets hold the text and the parentheses hold the URL of the website.
Example:
@PlaneFlightX
+1This saved me from an additional 30 minutes of pain. Thank you.
@THEOKPILOT brother, I was like 16 when I made this. How did you find this???
We are so back!
+1Dang, i just now saw this... 💀
+1Testing of my current project: Type 30 B Intermediate Trainer. This footage is from Jan 2024. It is a testbed for my Funky Trees experiments. I'll post a better test video on the updated Type 30 D model soon.
That part count... 💀
+3I may have some ideas on how to approach this, but its gonna be kinda variable heavy.
@WinsWings Thank you, I'm glad that it was of use. I would like to make more videos on funky trees, but my coursework is very heavy right now.
+1The variety of planes in this challenge is really interesting. I dunno if I'm going to able to finish mine on time tho. I'm gonna just go turbo mode tonight and see what happens.
+1@WinsWings I think I'm going to create a version of this for the challenge. I haven't made a seaplane in seven years. 💀
+1This is a really well thought out design! It has that 1950's simplicity while also being somewhat outlandish. I'm guessing the main pontoon conforms to a cutout in the bottom of the fuselage to reduce drag?
+1Are you still looking for engine code? I have found a way to simulate liquid fuel rocket engines with variables.
+1This challenge made me realize that swept wings are my biggest weakness.
+1@WinsWings Sure! I honestly forgot how I made it, but thank you using it as an example.
+1It's gonna be interesting to see what people do to stand out for this challenge. That 200 part limit is not gonna be easy to work around.
It's Dooming Time!
+1I am so livid right now. Still upvoted.
I was literally thinking about this last night while recording footage. Das crazy!
+1I'll prolly make a video on this soon if that's alright. We really need a campaign mode for this game.
+2This is a perfect opportunity for me to try a funky trees focused plane. I think I might focus on modeling realistic aircraft engines.
+1Me when I see a video from WinsWings
+1@Dracul0Anderson speed is always listed in meters per second in funky trees. Prolly should have mentioned that I converted it in the video.
+1GuyFolk's Expression:
clamp01(IAS>67.05 and Throttle>=0.25)*inverselerp(0.25,1,Throttle)Remember to use an ampersand in this expression in place of and.
Alternate Expression:
(IAS> 67.05) ? ((Throttle >0.25) ? Throttle : 0) :0Linear Interpolation can still be used if the second throttle is replaced with:
inverselerp(n,1,Throttle)@Dracul0Anderson I probably should have done that sooner tbh.
+1@WinsWings It took me 10 days, but I finally uploaded the explanation video. I had to learn how to use Premiere Pro and Photoshop for the first time.
+2One thing to note: in the video I say WinWings instead of WinsWings. Please pretend that I am saying the latter.
I just realized that there's a big difference between my code and GuyFolk's. I'm just gonna make a short video explaining the difference and how each can be used.
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+1(IAS > 67.05) ? ((Throttle > 0.25) ? Throttle : 0) : 0Bruce Leroy Simulator
I'm still making stuff @DatRoadTrainGuy19 , but I keep on starting projects and never finishing them. I'm going to upload something soon though.
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This seems like it make for a great practice target!
+2Oh, I have a perfect plane for this challenge! I'm glad I didn't upload it before this.
+1Finally
What?