A B-2 Spirit in a Spirit of Washington Markings.
It was made by CoolPeach, later reworked by Rework, and further improved by me. In my opinion, this work is still the best B-2 model in SP. I am now satisfied with the level of detail in this build so this will be the final update of this build.
Credits:
Changes:
- Modified Cockpit Interior
- Added Glass Windows
- Added Refueling Probe
- Added Ejection Seats
- Added Flares
- Fixed and Modified Minor Details
- Reconfigured Bombs
Controls:
- AG1 - Bomb Bay Doors/Bomb activation group
- AG2 - Cockpit Lights
- AG3 - Pilot ejection seat
- AG4 - Autopilot (Stabilizes the Aircraft)
- AG5 - Refueling Probe
- AG6 - Refueling Mode
- AG7 - Stealth Mode (Closes Yaw/Drag Flaps to 0°, turns off nav lights, and activates yaw differential thrust)
- AG8 - Takeoff/Landing Mode (Activates Air inlets and Inner elevons)
AG6 + VTOL down - Move Closer to Refueling Tanker
VTOL up - Air Brakes
TRIM - Inverted Trim
Notes:
In Refueling Mode, select your target plane/tanker as an Air-To-Air target and hit AG6.
Throttle, as well as airbrakes, are automatically active.
Update Changelog:
- Updated Aircraft Markings
- Added Refueling Mode
- Modified Controls Surfaces
- Modified Performance
- Added Refuel Probe Cam
- Repositioned Bomb Bay Cams
- Modified Fuel Capacity
- Modified Air Brakes Input
- Modified Landing Gear Characteristics
- Changed Refuel Probe Design
- Changed Refuel Probe Cam Location
ENJOY AND HAVE FUN!
Specifications
Spotlights
- cya 1.4 years ago
- HuskyDynamics01 1.4 years ago
- 1VirtualRealityConversion 1.4 years ago
General Characteristics
- Successors 4 airplane(s)
- Created On Windows
- Wingspan 173.1ft (52.8m)
- Length 69.8ft (21.3m)
- Height 15.8ft (4.8m)
- Empty Weight 51,369lbs (23,300kg)
- Loaded Weight 257,165lbs (116,648kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 0.838
- Wing Loading 10.3lbs/ft2 (50.5kg/m2)
- Wing Area 24,873.3ft2 (2,310.8m2)
- Drag Points 5621
Parts
- Number of Parts 1432
- Control Surfaces 25
- Performance Cost 7,017
@llDeadboyll For the Refueling Mode, In the Variables section at the bottom right of the designer, input the following codes:
• Thr |
clamp(clamp01(Activate6) * (((TargetDistance - (35 + (VTOL * 20))) / 15) + rate(TargetDistance)) / 5, -1, 1)• Brk |
clamp01(-Thr)• Multi |
clamp((TargetDistance - 35) / 250, 0.2, 1) + (0.8 * clamp01(-TargetSelected))Using the Overload XML Editor, apply the variable name in the following parts and the following pattern:
• In your Engines at the InputController section, input |
Throttle + Thr• In your Airbrakes at the InputController section, input |
Brake + Brk• In your Wings at the ControlSurface section, inputId |
Roll * Multi& inputId |Pitch * MultiUpvotes and Comments are Very Appreciated! Thank You Very Much!
@RX9115S Very appreciated, thanks!
Which codes exactly did you use for the refueling mode? I'd like to build that in some of my planes as well.
The auto pilot is really not because you can still turn and shake violently and goes up
Круто😎
Very nice
Just in time for Christmas! Now Santa can avoid radar detection while dropping presents
wow
@RX9115S edit the comment to say "no pressure of course" like someone that is honest that is