Auto Credit Based on KLM_747's 767-400ERN
This is the best wing I have ever made. You may have seen my 747 wing, but this one is better. 999 parts, hopefully you guys don't mind. Thanks to Sinnacraft for encouraging me and thank you to everyone who downloads and upvotes!
VTOL for flaps and slats (no flap load relief), Brake for spoilers and speedbrakes, Roll for Ailerons and roll spoilers. Landing Gear for Landing gear.
Specifications
Spotlights
- PlaneFlightX 2 days ago
- russianspy 3 days ago
- asteroidbook345 3 days ago
- Thecatbaron 3 days ago
- SyntheticL 2 days ago
- MassiveSimurgh 3 days ago
- Noname918181 2 days ago
- IdnManufacturer 2 days ago
General Characteristics
- Predecessor 767-400ERN
- Created On Windows
- Wingspan 81.8ft (24.9m)
- Length 63.6ft (19.4m)
- Height 26.3ft (8.0m)
- Empty Weight 43,425lbs (19,697kg)
- Loaded Weight 46,912lbs (21,279kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 0.143
- Wing Loading -439,839.3lbs/ft2 (-2,147,483.6kg/m2)
- Wing Area 0.0ft2 (0.0m2)
- Drag Points 35898
Parts
- Number of Parts 1001
- Control Surfaces 0
Sorry there's no flap load relief guys, I'm still working on the code for that.
All ailerons and spoilers are speed controlled, as well as Roll controlled. They use relatively simple equations to mix the IAS and Roll inputs.
The rest of the airplane, wings included, is 7272 parts.
It looks like the cockpit manage to attach to the inner slat piece, just disconnect it from the slat if you want it to work properly.
@KLM_747 its amazing that that's just one part of the plane and its a thousand parts already.
@Z3chi0 Exactly! This project was definitely worth it though, and I'll make sure that the rest of the airplane has the same level of detail.
@KLM_747 I get u man. To have to put some of those tiny parts here and there for the sake of realism, it definitely gonna take a long time!
@Shippy456 Yup, we have a good enough PC.
@redbear89 Check out the input code for spoiler panel 4. Also check out every other single control surface.
@nomalnormaltheman I'm about halfway, right? I've been playing for five years though, so it might be a while.
i just realised that you only have 12.000 point. anyway i hope you will be platinum soon
funky trees..?
@KLM_747 no
Oh Jesus Christ. @KLM_747 you better have a fine tuned machine to handle all of that preassigned drag
@Shippy456 It's 7200 so far, expecting 9999+
1000 parts. For a wing. I can only imagine the whole jet.
@Concordo Unfortunately I can't but that would nice if I could run it.
@Z3chi0 Thank you, took a really long time!
@IdnManufacturer Thank you!
Nice details
👁👄👁. Holy crap its detail to the touch!!!!!
I wouldn’t be surprised if you made individual screws to plant in the metal 😂
@KLM_747 Yeah, it's a good build mate. I was just joking around.
Wow! This is breathtaking. I’ve never been so amazed by just a wing, but wow, this blew my socks off! Keep tagging me on progress updates, I’d love to see them!
@KLM_747 my device gonna burn down to ashes :/
@MajorSix I thought you guys might enjoy putting in onto your own 767-400! I have also made the 800 part wing for the 747 and the 407 part wing for the 757.
@WolfSpark Sorry about the part count, but I believe that it's required for the in-depth realism that I like to provide. The finished airplane will either be 9999, 10000, or some other number that looks nice, like 12345. Of course I will make a lower-detail version, probably one that doesn't have an interior cabin, one without a cabin and without a cockpit, and then a really low detail one with about 2000 parts.
@CB76565 The plane that this wing was built for (which is not finished yet) has a full interior and will have a full cockpit. It will even include crew rest areas. It will be laggy.
Nobody:
KLM-747:
I'MA MAKE A WING WITH 1001 PARTS!
If this is laggy, what about the original plane...
Let's see what Boeing can do to hire you
Dude...
Way overdone...
I got you credit but only a select handful of people will be able to run this aircraft when done. I’m absolutely astonished but you need to work on part reduction... that’s a big issue now-a-days.
I’m sorry... I like it but really...?
Oh my!Your new paneling plane soooo good, how can you do that sooo smooth?