Thanks a lot @Feanor
It means a lot coming from you! I have a question. When I'm done building everything, I'm going to scale it up to 1:1 size and it will be to big to fit into the screen whn taking pictures and uploading. How would I get it to fit? You make massive ships and you are somehow able to take screenshots of them just fine, with the whole ship in the pic.
On mobile devices, press the rotation button. A bunch of mirroring and rotation buttons will appear. I don't remember the rest, but it should be very simple from were I left off.
Use the Finetuner and Overload mods if possible. (If your device cannot download these mods, use the new transform tool.)
Build what you like to build. This will help a lot because it will encourage you to keep building, it will give you confidence, and it will make it fun.
Put effort into what you build. Good builds take some time to make, but if you have fun building what you are building, you will want to build.
Functionality and aesthetics. Make things that are both functional and aesthetically appealing. Normally, builds are either really good looking, but not very functional, very functional, but not very good looking, or good looking and functional. Make things that are both appealing to the eye and things that are functional.
Set goals. Whether or not you care for points, I personally set a goal of how many upvotes I want. If you set high goals, you should put more effort into your builds. If you set low goals (which you shouldn't be doing in my opinion) you don't have to work as hard to reach your goal.
Make unlisted posts of your work in "progresses" and ask certain people for tips. This could be helpful because the might find flaws or problems with your build.
Constantly test your build. A lot of times, people will just build and build and build without ever testing the plane until they are done building. When you are adding a lot of detail or making something complex, many problems can occur. Testing your plane after every 5-10 parts or so can prevent non-fixable problems in the long run.
OMG, this is the longest comment I've ever written in the history of my SP account.
Thanks a lot @Feanor
It means a lot coming from you! I have a question. When I'm done building everything, I'm going to scale it up to 1:1 size and it will be to big to fit into the screen whn taking pictures and uploading. How would I get it to fit? You make massive ships and you are somehow able to take screenshots of them just fine, with the whole ship in the pic.
Thanks alot! :) @phanps
Press the rotation button. Find it from there.
That's a cow, not a dingo!
Can I join?
On mobile devices, press the rotation button. A bunch of mirroring and rotation buttons will appear. I don't remember the rest, but it should be very simple from were I left off.
+1- Use the Finetuner and Overload mods if possible. (If your device cannot download these mods, use the new transform tool.)
- Build what you like to build. This will help a lot because it will encourage you to keep building, it will give you confidence, and it will make it fun.
- Put effort into what you build. Good builds take some time to make, but if you have fun building what you are building, you will want to build.
- Functionality and aesthetics. Make things that are both functional and aesthetically appealing. Normally, builds are either really good looking, but not very functional, very functional, but not very good looking, or good looking and functional. Make things that are both appealing to the eye and things that are functional.
- Set goals. Whether or not you care for points, I personally set a goal of how many upvotes I want. If you set high goals, you should put more effort into your builds. If you set low goals (which you shouldn't be doing in my opinion) you don't have to work as hard to reach your goal.
- Make unlisted posts of your work in "progresses" and ask certain people for tips. This could be helpful because the might find flaws or problems with your build.
- Constantly test your build. A lot of times, people will just build and build and build without ever testing the plane until they are done building. When you are adding a lot of detail or making something complex, many problems can occur. Testing your plane after every 5-10 parts or so can prevent non-fixable problems in the long run.
- OMG, this is the longest comment I've ever written in the history of my SP account.
+4Lol. It's TianYu Simulation Aircraft research and Development.
I was inspired by this and I'm going to make a tactical staple gun!
+1Ooh. Can i get it. I've been featured before.
You should give it an upgrade! :)
Wow. Awesome use of the new tranform tool! :)
Np! :)
Very nice iOS build!
Thanks! :) @TheLatentImage
Hehe
TianYu Simulation Aircraft reasearch and Development @Shmexysmpilot
I don't know either but I can test it. :)
I have rockets i SP that can go 60,000MPH and they can go forever
Ooh. When I was a child I had an Estes Moon Mutt. I still have it today and it's the only rocket that I still have.
Thanks! @F4f879 @PhantomBladeCorp @TheMutePaper
So sorry about the delays. Can I have a link to the doghouse again?
Thanks! :) @Blue0Bull
Thanks a lot! @MiKcompany @saturn28 @ShatSlanger
Sorry I've been doing homework. I'll get to work in about 10 mins. So sorry. @F4f879
Nice!
Did you read it? @Blackknife
Yep. @phanps
Ooh. Very useful
Ok, sounds good.
Idk. My best guess is that it has engines and wings nudged inside of it to make it fly.
Getting you to Gold!
Thanks a lot! :) @F4f879
Btw, I follow you.
Np! Can you describe the problem you are having on Discord?
Np. :) @F4f879
Current part count: 227
Projected art count: 650
@F4f879
There will be a mobile version. :)
Sure. I'll do it. Anything to keep this game going. :)
Thanks. :) @ElGatoVolader
Looks cool. I could probably do it and keep it balanced and stuff with a gyro. I might do it as an easy side project soon. @UssInvincible.
Wow. Didn't know you could make cars. It looks awesome! :)
Thanks for voting. @WEAPONSMITH
Welcome back. :)
Looks awesome! :)
Would you be able to make new hulls? Like a destroyer hull? I don't care how big they are. I can scale them.
Looks awesome!
One of my favorite vehicles! :)
Thanks! :) @PhantomBladeCorp @AudioDud3
@Johndfg
Thanks a lot! :) @Waemoth @TheGuyYouMightKnow @Feanor
Awesome. I'm still learning about how to make ships and I still can't make a good one. Oh, and btw, my submarine is out. :)
Thanks! @Sgtk
Thanks! @mikoyanster