Auto Credit Based on TheSarge's Su-37 Flanker F
Original Aircraft by TheSarge & before that KCferrari
Many thanks to these builders
Check out Gif of Post Stall Maneuver below !
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I added the following to achieve Post Stall Maneuvers
Rear rotor programming inspired by Guyfolk to control rear control surfaces
Front rotor programming inspired by Guyfolk to control front control surfaces
Thrust Vectoring engines to help achieve PSM's
Also added insignia etc...
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Please upvote if you like
Check out TheSarge, KCferrari, & Guyfolk's other builds
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Please have fun ! !
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Predecessor Su-37 Flanker F
- Successors 1 airplane(s)
- Created On Android
- Wingspan 49.6ft (15.1m)
- Length 72.8ft (22.2m)
- Height 19.7ft (6.0m)
- Empty Weight N/A
- Loaded Weight 55,928lbs (25,368kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 2.085
- Wing Loading 64.1lbs/ft2 (312.8kg/m2)
- Wing Area 873.0ft2 (81.1m2)
- Drag Points 4290
Parts
- Number of Parts 313
- Control Surfaces 34
- Performance Cost 1,710
Watch your speed ! It is VERY easy to turn so tight that you loose your airspeed and stall. My next version will have a full cockpit and you will have the ability to turn off "Thrust Vectoring" which will help you pilot the aircraft without turning too tight and loosing all your speed.
@Zaineman yeah I saw that part but when I clicked off the unlisted post it deleted the notification so I can’t get back to the post
@Otter0308 I just sent it too you. It was regarding your homepage which appears to be fixed. Go ahead and read it anyway that way you'll know what I was talking about. Z :)
Zainsman would you mind @ ing me on that unlisted post you sent me again I accidentally clicked off and won’t let me access it again becuase the notification is gone and I didn’t fully read it because I fixed my bio
@Zaineman
Well..
I don't blame you lol.
In my opinion, it's those mini detail that make the plane great.
@Otter0308 Check out my other PSM Aircraft. I believe there some that are even better like this One Everything I do, make, etc.. was taught to me, influenced, mentored by one person @guyfolk. He is the Post Stall Maneuvering master ! !
@GuyFolk I took your advice and that's the exact thing I did on the next build ! ! It bothered me as well seeing those engines go outside of the existing (engine surrounds). I was just too lazy to do anything about it and I had so much other stuff to do on the aircraft. It's so easy to get bogged down and spend too much time on a single light which is what I find myself doing. But you're right and so I did it with the next aircraft !
Wow this thing is stable when hovering it 50ft above the ground never seen a plane that can do that this well
I have some suggestion for you Z.
I think the original have good rotator connections to move those nozzle, instead of changing the entire thing you can just replace the code inside and it'll behave similarly because the layout is the same. (one for horizontal connect to the other one for vertical)
Seeing little engine moving inside the fixed nozzle bugged me a little bit lol.
And also play with engine xml for a bit, find exhaustScale and other nearby, they responsible for jet flame coming out of the tail pipe, that's where you can go absolutely crazy with it lol.
Why did you circle the speed?
@Zaineman lol my apologies
@Viperonursix Wow, thank you. Try this one too. But, you MUST flip the main battery Switch in the cockpit. Thanks again Viperonursix !
I ABSOLUTELY LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE THIS PLANE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@Rjenteissussy I just spotlighted and upvoted it. How come you didn't tag me. That plane is "The bees knees" ! Its the "Ducks Guts" its freaking fantastic ! ! SHAME on you for not tagging me... Oh shame I say ! Shame ! Lol.... Z :) it makes my PSM planes look like poop smeared across a cracked propeller !
My Sukhoi Su-37 psm's like a beast, doesnt care at all 500 mph to less (psm will be fast when the center of mass is too near at the center of lift, and added a canard to stabilized and more additional control when psm, thus more engine power) my F-22 handles 750 mph which is funny
@Zaineman thanks
@Robomo00119 It is a combination of 4 Main things. First, look at the programming of the 2 front rotors (they control the front control surfaces). Next, the rear rotors (for the rear control surfaces) different programming (but still needed). Next , the Thrust Vectoring (This is a must in my opinion). Lastly, in the build screen, pressing the button that looks like a seesaw with three circles on it. This of course shows you your center of mass center of lift and thrust. You want the red dot (center of mass) Just barely in front of the blue dot (center of lift). The closer that red dot is to the blue dot, the easier it will be to flip the plane over. If it flips too easy, add some dead weight in the nose of the aircraft to experiment with the weight. I hope this helps, feel free to ask me anything you like.
Nice i tried to ad somthing like this to my mk141 but was un successful so great job
@Lifewald AMAZING Lifewald ! Check out the post now. I used these. Feel free to donate your awesome screenshots anytime my friend. Wow ! Z ;)
Addicted to PSM
@Zaineman I took some Screenshots of it
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69 mph
BRUUUUUUUUUHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
OHHHHHHHHH MY GOD
nice
"69 mph" XD
cooooooooool