@SimplyElegant I think joining multiplayer is kinda obvious tho? Just click the fly button on the main menu and it will give you the option.
Also, define “mid”.
And could you include your specs? I’m trying to get an idea of the type of performance people can expect on different hardware. If you don’t know I would take a link or a model number.
Delete the SP2 folder in C:/users/<username>Appdata/LocalLow/Jundroo. It’s a hidden folder so you might have to use Win + R to get there.
Please let me know if this works.
SP2 Bug: if you load a very high part-count craft such as the Yamato, it will cause the game to crash. The game loads your plane when you open it, so if you’re trying to load a really difficult-to-run build it will never load the main menu. This requires deleting the game data folder (in LocalLow/Jundroo) to reset.
@ToeTips yeah I plan to cover them in my video actually, I probably won't give detailed feedback on them but I'll establish what type of thing works well and what doesn't.
@SILVERPANZER unfortunately I don’t really play the game anymore and my presets are out of date so it’s quite a lot of effort to make these screenshots so I try to avoid it.
@Graingy I was a little worried that I just lived under a rock (that was a long time ago and I would have been pretty young after all) so I was relieved to find that was an extremely niche thing lol
@StockPlanesRemastered higher end integrated graphics I would expect to get 60+ fps on this game at medium settings, which is an educated guess. They have said that it runs well on the Steam Deck, for instance. However the people playing on lower end hardware will likely be disappointed. And that number is likely pretty high, there’s probably a good chunk of people playing because their hardware runs the game well.
@StockPlanesRemastered some people here stuggle to run SP1, based on the gameplay footage I'm not sure if they can optimize it enough to be playable on weaker hardware. The game's minimum specs claim that it requires a dedicated GPU (roughly a 1060 which is indeed potato grade). The CPU requirements are pretty modest and the storage space requirement is extremely low (6gb).
I plan to test the demo on the rather midrange business-class laptop I own, if it can run on integrated graphics people will be happy. If not, Jundroo is likely locking a huge portion of players out.
As for their claims of porting it to mobile one day, I am extremely suspicious. They are going to have quite a bit of work ahead of them if they want to get RAM/VRAM requirements within a feasible range for anyone that has less than a flagship phone.
"Son," she said, "have I got a little story for you
What you thought was your daddy was nothing but a…
While you were sitting home alone at age thirteen
Your real daddy was dyin'
Sorry you didn't see him, but I'm glad we talked"
[Chorus]
Oh, I, oh, I'm still alive
Hey, I, oh, I'm still alive
Hey, I, oh, I'm still alive
Hey, oh, oh-oh
[Verse 2]
While she walks slowly across a young man's room
She said, "I'm ready for you"
Why, I can't remember anything to this very day
'Cept the look, the look
Oh, you know where, now I can't see, I just stare
[Chorus]
I, I'm still alive
Hey, I, oh, I'm still alive
Hey, I, hey, I'm still alive
Hey, I, oh, I'm still alive, yeah
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[Interlude]
Ooh, yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah, oh
Ooh
[Bridge]
"Is something wrong?" she said, well of course there is
"You're still alive," she said, oh, and do I deserve to be?
Is that the question?
And if so, if so who answers? Who answers?
[Chorus]
I, oh, I'm still alive
Hey, I, hey, I'm still alive
Hey, I, hey, I'm still alive
Yeah, I, ooh, I'm still alive!
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah!
[Guitar Solo]
Ooh yeah, ooh, ooh
Ooh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah this was supposed to be the lyrics of Alive by Pearl Jam but when I went to copy them it decided to be a pain in the derriere.
I don’t think consumption rates change with power multiplier so you could use an more efficient jet engine (J15) and then use hidden props or something to bring the consumption levels up to the correct amount. I think a liter weighs about 0.8 kg in this game, so you have about 1144 L of fuel, which you need to burn at a rate of 104 L/minute or 1.73 L/second so you could use a J50 and a couple sneaky T1000s to get pretty close.
This is all napkin math that may be incorrect, I think you should be able to do your own calculations tho
They all kinda suck. I use Postimages which has good functionality but apparently people in some countries can’t see that.
Best strategy is to find a service that gives you a free website (Universe works well) and upload your images to there.
Gravatar is too janky, I have no idea how people do it.
@Graingy that’s really stupid. It happening with 2 SSDs is really surprising to me though honestly.
Good luck.
Arch is a version of Linux that is heavily memed on.
@Graingy oh dang that adds up fast.
If you save that up you would have either a healthy fund to pay a repair shop or by the time this computer starts to get slow a brand new one. Seems to have come in clutch here though.
@Graingy I find your lack of self-confidence…
Disturbing.
Anyway you could try and fix it yourself, or overpay some dood at a computer shop to fix it, the choice is yours but it ain’t a catastrophic error. Or you could mail it to me. I wouldn’t complain 🤪
@Graingy you can still check the BIOS tho, my guess is your bootloader is working but the OS partition is corrupted. It’s worth checking since it’s free and the BIOS should at the very least tell you what’s going on. The Linux thing would not be super hard, just download a Lubuntu ISO, use Rufus to put it on a USB drive, stick the USB drive in, then spam your BIOS key to get open the spot where you can change the boot order. From there it will boot into a working windows-like OS, and at the very least you can try and recover some files and upload them to Google Drive or something. Sounds hard, I promise it’s not. Doing more complicated stuff like seeing if the drive is broken is a bit more tricky but not too bad. Trust me, I didn’t know how to do this stuff six months ago and now I daily drive Linux.
@Graingy the BIOS loads before the operating system (whatever’s on the drive).
Basically when the computer is trying to start, spam the hotkey to open your BIOS (depends on manufacturer, you can Google it) and then poke around in that menu to see if you can find your drive (again, you can Google this). If you can’t get into the BIOS your computer is cooked. If you can it’s just a drive issue (I would be shocked if you couldn’t get into the BIOS)
Alternatively use Rufus and a thumb drive on another computer and you can boot the computer from that thumb drive to use Linux to diagnose the issue (again Google this, it’s pretty straightforward just Google “boot Linux from thumb drive” or something like that)
@V spot on advice, I will say going into the BIOS and checking if the drive shows up is a good first step before opening up the case.
Heck, your estimate of cost might be high, you can get a 1TB MP44L for $50 which is a very good drive.
@SimplyElegant I think joining multiplayer is kinda obvious tho? Just click the fly button on the main menu and it will give you the option.
Also, define “mid”.
And could you include your specs? I’m trying to get an idea of the type of performance people can expect on different hardware. If you don’t know I would take a link or a model number.
Delete the SP2 folder in C:/users/<username>Appdata/LocalLow/Jundroo. It’s a hidden folder so you might have to use Win + R to get there.
+1Please let me know if this works.
SP2 Bug: if you load a very high part-count craft such as the Yamato, it will cause the game to crash. The game loads your plane when you open it, so if you’re trying to load a really difficult-to-run build it will never load the main menu. This requires deleting the game data folder (in LocalLow/Jundroo) to reset.
@KatBapa20 I intend to finalize the script tonight which means hopefully tomorrow, I am rather busy so realistically that may or may not happen.
+2@ToeTips yeah I plan to cover them in my video actually, I probably won't give detailed feedback on them but I'll establish what type of thing works well and what doesn't.
@ToeTips yooo I saw your forum post, what a great idea
Update: I will also try out any builds in the comments of this forum, I won’t give feedback on them all but I will try to establish some trends.
Same hex code as the tags
@YarisSedan server browser name moderation too.
@Thorne dangit
+1Nice
+1@SILVERPANZER unfortunately I don’t really play the game anymore and my presets are out of date so it’s quite a lot of effort to make these screenshots so I try to avoid it.
@Graingy I was a little worried that I just lived under a rock (that was a long time ago and I would have been pretty young after all) so I was relieved to find that was an extremely niche thing lol
@Graingy the 12 launched in 2020 but mine was manufactured in 2021
@Graingy my iPhone 12 is probably going to explode if it tries to run that, and honestly it’s likely more powerful than the average SP player’s 😭
@StockPlanesRemastered higher end integrated graphics I would expect to get 60+ fps on this game at medium settings, which is an educated guess. They have said that it runs well on the Steam Deck, for instance. However the people playing on lower end hardware will likely be disappointed. And that number is likely pretty high, there’s probably a good chunk of people playing because their hardware runs the game well.
@Graingy most games do.
+1@Pluhman2 ctrl+shift+esc to open task manager, then go to the GPU and look for the thing that says "dedicated GPU memory"
+1@StockPlanesRemastered some people here stuggle to run SP1, based on the gameplay footage I'm not sure if they can optimize it enough to be playable on weaker hardware. The game's minimum specs claim that it requires a dedicated GPU (roughly a 1060 which is indeed potato grade). The CPU requirements are pretty modest and the storage space requirement is extremely low (6gb).
+2I plan to test the demo on the rather midrange business-class laptop I own, if it can run on integrated graphics people will be happy. If not, Jundroo is likely locking a huge portion of players out.
As for their claims of porting it to mobile one day, I am extremely suspicious. They are going to have quite a bit of work ahead of them if they want to get RAM/VRAM requirements within a feasible range for anyone that has less than a flagship phone.
Ok take a spotlight for this attempt at advertising
@Graingy yeah there’s a video on my profile on how to make mods, it’s not super detailed but has all the info you need
+1Yes, this is my daily driver now, although we are currently doing some maintenance on it.
I forgot how garbage this thing flies 😭
"Son," she said, "have I got a little story for you
What you thought was your daddy was nothing but a…
While you were sitting home alone at age thirteen
Your real daddy was dyin'
Sorry you didn't see him, but I'm glad we talked"
[Chorus]
Oh, I, oh, I'm still alive
Hey, I, oh, I'm still alive
Hey, I, oh, I'm still alive
Hey, oh, oh-oh
[Verse 2]
While she walks slowly across a young man's room
She said, "I'm ready for you"
Why, I can't remember anything to this very day
'Cept the look, the look
Oh, you know where, now I can't see, I just stare
[Chorus]
I, I'm still alive
Hey, I, oh, I'm still alive
Hey, I, hey, I'm still alive
Hey, I, oh, I'm still alive, yeah
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THE HEART PART 6
Drake
Family Matters
Drake
So Long, London
Taylor Swift
[Interlude]
Ooh, yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah, oh
Ooh
[Bridge]
"Is something wrong?" she said, well of course there is
"You're still alive," she said, oh, and do I deserve to be?
Is that the question?
And if so, if so who answers? Who answers?
[Chorus]
I, oh, I'm still alive
Hey, I, hey, I'm still alive
Hey, I, hey, I'm still alive
Yeah, I, ooh, I'm still alive!
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah!
[Guitar Solo]
+1Ooh yeah, ooh, ooh
Ooh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
this was supposed to be the lyrics of Alive by Pearl Jam but when I went to copy them it decided to be a pain in the derriere.
@ollielebanania I didn’t think about input limiting, I suppose my technique would be easier but yours would be more precise
Fuel Consumption rates in Liters per second:
T1000 - 0.11
T2000 - 0.4
T3000 - 0.7
Blasto J15 - 0.4
Blasto J50 - 1.5
Blasto J90 - 2.1
Blasto VTOL - 1.75
BFE150 - 4.0
BFE300 - 4.5
source
I don’t think consumption rates change with power multiplier so you could use an more efficient jet engine (J15) and then use hidden props or something to bring the consumption levels up to the correct amount. I think a liter weighs about 0.8 kg in this game, so you have about 1144 L of fuel, which you need to burn at a rate of 104 L/minute or 1.73 L/second so you could use a J50 and a couple sneaky T1000s to get pretty close.
This is all napkin math that may be incorrect, I think you should be able to do your own calculations tho
@SupremeDorian that website is glorious
@TheMouse yeah and Andrew’s bug report
+1posts are gone as well. That section used to show bug report posts so it had his displayed there.
@Graingy no you’re thinking of “Song 3” by Stone Sour
Just remember “Song 2” by Blur is their most popular
+1@V idk man, I just found it through Andrew’s bug report posts. If it wasn’t supposed to be shared they should have hidden it a smidge better
@Johnnyynf yeah you're probably right
@Offroadman67 magnets 🧠
They all kinda suck. I use Postimages which has good functionality but apparently people in some countries can’t see that.
+1Best strategy is to find a service that gives you a free website (Universe works well) and upload your images to there.
Gravatar is too janky, I have no idea how people do it.
It only has ads when you are logged out. That said, it has quite a lot of said ads which are very intrusive imo
@Graingy might be a bit overblown, this was the one thing I found that said it was actually an issue
@Graingy maybe. Apparently Windows had an update lately that was bricking people’s PCs so maybe that happened too
@Graingy that’s really stupid. It happening with 2 SSDs is really surprising to me though honestly.
Good luck.
Arch is a version of Linux that is heavily memed on.
@Graingy
Computers = pain (I use Arch btw, pretty much a cult at this point)
@Graingy oh dang that adds up fast.
If you save that up you would have either a healthy fund to pay a repair shop or by the time this computer starts to get slow a brand new one. Seems to have come in clutch here though.
@Graingy oh it’s one of those “pay 10 bucks extra and we’ll fix your computer things”
@Graingy if its covered under warranty how does it cost money?
@Graingy yo that’s actually the move
@Graingy I find your lack of self-confidence…
Disturbing.
Anyway you could try and fix it yourself, or overpay some dood at a computer shop to fix it, the choice is yours but it ain’t a catastrophic error. Or you could mail it to me. I wouldn’t complain 🤪
@Graingy you can still check the BIOS tho, my guess is your bootloader is working but the OS partition is corrupted. It’s worth checking since it’s free and the BIOS should at the very least tell you what’s going on. The Linux thing would not be super hard, just download a Lubuntu ISO, use Rufus to put it on a USB drive, stick the USB drive in, then spam your BIOS key to get open the spot where you can change the boot order. From there it will boot into a working windows-like OS, and at the very least you can try and recover some files and upload them to Google Drive or something. Sounds hard, I promise it’s not. Doing more complicated stuff like seeing if the drive is broken is a bit more tricky but not too bad. Trust me, I didn’t know how to do this stuff six months ago and now I daily drive Linux.
Actual unique design on SimplePlanes wut
+2@Graingy the BIOS loads before the operating system (whatever’s on the drive).
Basically when the computer is trying to start, spam the hotkey to open your BIOS (depends on manufacturer, you can Google it) and then poke around in that menu to see if you can find your drive (again, you can Google this). If you can’t get into the BIOS your computer is cooked. If you can it’s just a drive issue (I would be shocked if you couldn’t get into the BIOS)
Alternatively use Rufus and a thumb drive on another computer and you can boot the computer from that thumb drive to use Linux to diagnose the issue (again Google this, it’s pretty straightforward just Google “boot Linux from thumb drive” or something like that)
@V spot on advice, I will say going into the BIOS and checking if the drive shows up is a good first step before opening up the case.
Heck, your estimate of cost might be high, you can get a 1TB MP44L for $50 which is a very good drive.
I HAVE CREATED AN UPDATED VERSION OF THIS GUIDE! CLICK THIS BLUE TEXT TO SEE IT
sorry for yelling, just wanted to get people's attention. Should account for most things that don't work in this old guide
nice screenshots m8
+1