Description
Fictional jet trainer once used by the military, and now enjoyed as a privately owned recreational aircraft. Visually similar to the ViperJet kitplane and the BAE Hawk
Features:
Highly detailed cockpit interior for both pilot's seat and back seat
Functioning MFDs (Multi Function Displays) which, when pressed on the
"PGE" Button, will page through each display modeSemi-realistic landing gear with modular landing gear bays and doors
Functioning HUD adapted from PlanariaLab (heavily modified)
Instructions:
Open/close canopy
Exterior Lights
Airbrake (Also activates with brake input)
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Attitude Hold
VTOL - if flaps are set to manual (see below), VTOL will control flaps (flaps are auto by default)
Trim - Trim
*Note - Aircraft tends to yaw left when taking off. Ensure sufficient right rudder is used during takeoff roll.
Screenshots
Additional Paint Schemes
782 Part version (without cockpit interior)
Credits:
HUD was adapted from PlanariaLab's 1Parts HUD
Code I used for the radar warning receiver page was adapted from AIDC F-CK-1 V
by CptLiarSome code I used for the paging function on the MFDs was adapted from AF-55B 'Adelaide'
by WalvisWaypoint calculator (below HUD) was adapted from F/A-18C Hornet
by EdamCheese6
Specifications
Spotlights
- MAHADI 1.8 years ago
- 2Papi2Chulo 1.9 years ago
- Kangy 1.9 years ago
- NatsukiHoshino 1.9 years ago
- ShiroNeko 1.8 years ago
- RicardoACE 1.9 years ago
- Mage2IsTriggered 1.9 years ago
- Shimamurahougetsu 1.9 years ago
- Fineilldoitmyself 1.8 years ago
- Grob0s0VBRa 1.9 years ago
- MSRM 1.9 years ago
- MrShenanigansSP 1.9 years ago
- INDOMIEGORENG28 1.9 years ago
- F14Tomcat1974 1.9 years ago
- TRD 1.9 years ago
- SimplePilot28465 1.9 years ago
- HanakoSan one year ago
- HuskyDynamics01 1.9 years ago
- MrCOPTY 1.3 years ago
General Characteristics
- Predecessor T-47 Mongoose
- Successors 5 airplane(s) +28 bonus
- Created On Windows
- Wingspan 45.6ft (13.9m)
- Length 49.2ft (15.0m)
- Height 17.2ft (5.3m)
- Empty Weight 2,654lbs (1,204kg)
- Loaded Weight 17,031lbs (7,725kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 0.831
- Wing Loading 36.1lbs/ft2 (176.3kg/m2)
- Wing Area 471.6ft2 (43.8m2)
- Drag Points 1157
Parts
- Number of Parts 2088
- Control Surfaces 3
- Performance Cost 9,055
Oh my gosh the circle label is very cool. How long did it take to get the alignment right?
best plane you have uploaded
coooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool
mongoose?
mogus
why a lot of countries copied t-1 hawk in real life??
@PlaneFlightX and @fpvrick7 Thanks both! SnakeWorld, I did see your comment and am about to test it in my twin prop. By the way, great work both of you. I've been a player since the first android release of SR!
@JamesDean Yesterday, I wrote about a method on your forum which should work, all using one label and some buttons outputting the same variable.
@JamesDean yeah don't use the alpha method you're describing. The HUD page has many different alpha inputs, for example each rung of the pitch ladder needs to disappear once it has reached a certain height. Stick with having unique variables for each page. It seems to be the simplest method.
@fpvrick7 I had just earlier yesterday posted in the forum on how to cycle through multiple "screens" on the MDU. I had suspected variable sets for each, and you confirmed it with this. Working to make the brightness buttons alter the emission level of the text, but that's proving buggish
A mongoose
would you care to explain how the waypoint calculator works?
@JamesDean no problem at all. Would love to see the result
@fpvrick7 I love the cockpit! I spend 90% of my time playing, upgrading the interiors to planes I like. Yours is very functional, do you mind if I take and continue your work? Credit always where it's due
@Krikkit42 Thanks man. Yeah definitely took a while to complete. Got bored of it for a while then decided to push and get it done
Amongoose
HOLY SHI-
Love that Raspberry Ripple scheme.
Excellent
This is absolutely top-notch! How on earth did you have the patience for making this cockpit?! It’s practically photorealistic …
Besides I really love the smooth and sleek shape of the airframe. Hat’s off, sir!
Nice cockpit
Cool!(^～^)
Looks like a funky T-38 Talon, I like it
mongoose....
Sus