Yea. It's the best fun. @OverclockAircrafts

I got it running on my computer yesturday. I'm still playing around with it but hey at least I can turn the engine power multiplyer to 1000000000 and see my airplane explode randomly lol. @KDS @spefyjerbf

I think KDS already said this, but download the fine tuner and overload mod. They make the possibilities for your creations endless.

@Dllama4 sure. What do you need? :-)

Yay! Can you mod my tank gun?

Yep. I would also recomend just for the lols. A few part mods and some map mod's Squirrel Topia is a pretty good one. @OverclockAircrafts

@KDS oooo. That sounds neat. lol

Cool! I'm just pointing out that with overload you don't have to leave the editor everytime you want to XML mod a part. Just my opinion. You don't need anythign else beyond the mod. :) @OverclockAircrafts

@KDS you do have a point. I use advance software like Sony vegas pro 14. And all of that stuff. Once I get a general idea on how the mods and things work. I can become a pro. And quick. lol

Yea. Overload is a in-game XML editor. It's extremely helpful and is what I use for XML mods. Fine tuner is also helpful for making parts go at a weird angle or very accurate scaling. With some practice, those two mods can immensely boost build quality. Then the background mod's also attract attention. Just make sure you pick the appropriate background mod for the upload. It would look odd if a plane was in the middle of the ocean and a boat in mid-air. @OverclockAircrafts

@KDS I have heard of fine tuner mod. But nothing else really. I really want to try out those background mods. Those seem cool.

Congrats! I would recomend you Download Fine tuner, Overload, some background mods, and the multiplayer mod as a priority if you can after you're settled in. The MP mod is tricky to learn but it's fairly simple though. And maybe later some map mods and part mods are fun as well.