To correct for roll, you'll probably need to use SenSkysh's code. The instructions are linked in the comments of this post. But basically, it requires using vector calculus and spherical coordinates.
All the Iowa class and South Dakota class battleships (except USS South Dakota) are also museums
Haven't been to them though, but I definitely want to in my lifetime
@WinsWings thanks!
@G2 oh it kinda does. Its really awesome what we can do with fuselage cutting to make accurate cross sections without panelling
@CerealWithMilk not in the near future
@Yourlocalhuman In step 4, you set the limits for the rotation with Left/Right/Up/Down Angle in the spreadsheet
+1@klm747klm747 Kinda? That was an F-16A though
+1"Is only business."
+1Except it literally is business
@OUGHTO I imagine not ALL of them were like this so its probably aight
+1Allied Squadron
+1<<Who made it through!? Galm!?>>
@Freerider2142 Thanks a bunch!
+1@ZeroWithSlashedO F-2A not sure. I'd have to make it from scratch since it is actually quite different.
+1@TheCommentaryGuy is that a Stroke 3 reference?
+1@Ren
+1@SPAircraftOfficial @Jackle @SourDoughBread
+1@xNotDumb @Yehia @MAPA
+1@donkski @MrOofington @ImAcarperson
+1F-25 or F-40?
+1F-14 moment
+1Can confirm this is a bug. On my old aircraft with infinite fuel, this happened sometimes
+1"Poggers" -The Wright Brothers, probably
+1To correct for roll, you'll probably need to use SenSkysh's code. The instructions are linked in the comments of this post. But basically, it requires using vector calculus and spherical coordinates.
+1@Sm10684 I like that idea
+1Like a simple and an advanced tutorial
funk(trees,10)
+1All the Iowa class and South Dakota class battleships (except USS South Dakota) are also museums
+1Haven't been to them though, but I definitely want to in my lifetime
average wallnut user vs puff-shroom enjoyer
+1The Indonesian Air Force is literally the Ace Combat Air Force with its plane composition
+1Ayyye
+1I know those intakes when i see them
Gloster Javelin?
+1@Numbers2 same thing happened with the su 75 when that got revealed lol
+1Huh. Someone oughta cook this thing
+1Hmm... I'm not technically requesting it, but this source might be useful to you if you do AIM-9 variants.
+1Nicholas GOATifi 🇨🇦 🏆
+1@beenz Even better, set the activationGroup of the drone controls to !8. This will basically toggle between drone and carrier controls with AG8
+1He chonky
+1CLAAAAAAAARKSOOOOON
+1Not a Porsche (tm)
+1- Look up the dimensions of the thing you're building
- Make a fuselage block that is either the length or width/wingspan of the thing (2 Fuselage block units = 1 meter)
- Adjust the scale of your blueprint so the length or width/wingspan matches that fuselage block
- Profit
+1@TheCommentaryGuy Oh those are 9X's lol
+1Imagine if the RIO gets JHMCS BF3 style
+1fireAndForget=True/False would be niceGet off the stage!
+1@Kaijogodzillafanx Tornado, MiG-23/27, F-111, B-1, Tu-160, Su-17/22: are we a joke to you?
+1You cannot see or feel a delta P situation
+1Once it's got you, it's got you
@TheCommentaryGuy A-10 outdated reeeeeee
+1@rexzion based
+1yes
+1@xNotDumb the nose also has a J-20 kind of vibe
+1@Kangy Its a bit on the laggy side for me too and I'm guessing its me sucking at optimizing variables
+1Also I oughta start using that Ig
👇 Please use your Jetstream 👇
+1@ImAcarperson @ShinyGemsBro @BeastHunter
+1DCS F2 camera moment
+1irage
+1d/dx(299x) followers
+1@WinsWings thanks!
+1@G2 oh it kinda does. Its really awesome what we can do with fuselage cutting to make accurate cross sections without panelling
@CerealWithMilk not in the near future
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