@PH137 I’m on iOS, so it might be different if you’re not, but either way you can open the settings menu, click “Hide Instruments”, then switch you game into slowmo (optional). Then close the menu and quickly take the screenshot. Then crop the image in the photos app to not include the control spheres, do any other editing stuff, and then use the same process as the video.
Very nice. Though, it is kind of hard to align correctly if you don't have some parts that can guide you to the correct alignment, which you can do by using wheels or stock landing gear placed to the same X axis.
@AircraftMechanic19 I think you are making a mistake somewhere in the process. For me it works just fine: here is a test I just did. I did this on PC, maybe they changed it on mobile (but given they run on virtually identical code, I doubt it).
@Walvis I exactly do what you did on placing the screenshot on your video and lining up the view again on the updated version on mobile, the only screenshot I can use is what view point I started.
@Boeig i figured it out
just place an image above the plane on blueprint view and then take a screenshot focusing on the image
if you wanna add more than 1 screenshot you have to add a image to all 3 sides of the plane and then rotate the camera to their exact orientation
@theNoobCountry2 freecam is a mod. Mods are inaccessible on Android and iOS.
Instead you can use the dev console
my camera is too sensible to make the screenshots
how i do the freecam thing on Android?
nvm i don't have questions anymore
@PH137 I’m on iOS, so it might be different if you’re not, but either way you can open the settings menu, click “Hide Instruments”, then switch you game into slowmo (optional). Then close the menu and quickly take the screenshot. Then crop the image in the photos app to not include the control spheres, do any other editing stuff, and then use the same process as the video.
@Pilothasya137 Pretty much the same process.
How to do that but in mobile?
Very nice. Though, it is kind of hard to align correctly if you don't have some parts that can guide you to the correct alignment, which you can do by using wheels or stock landing gear placed to the same X axis.
@AircraftMechanic19 I think you are making a mistake somewhere in the process. For me it works just fine: here is a test I just did. I did this on PC, maybe they changed it on mobile (but given they run on virtually identical code, I doubt it).
@Walvis I exactly do what you did on placing the screenshot on your video and lining up the view again on the updated version on mobile, the only screenshot I can use is what view point I started.
@AircraftMechanic19 Yeah? Why? What is going on?
R.I.P 2 extra screenshots
This is what I do
Hello walvis pls check mt aircraft you might like it
https://www.simpleplanes.com/a/b20C1e/SR-71-Black-Bird
Thanks walvis I always watch your tutorials!
@crotlord thank you, I’ve been looking for that function for a while. This will help
@frogbot4000 F9 i believe
what was the command to make the items on screen while in sandbox disappear? I couldn't read it
personally i recommend using the zoom mod instead so that you can easily switch between fovs and find one that suits the most
I’m not sure if i can find the blueprint button on my phone :(
@AllAmericanB17 This works on mobile, just with different imputs for the keyboard buttons I mention.
Mobile?
@MarxismLeninismMaoism This might help you.
how do u type in different fonts when writing a description?