Despite what your English teachers may tell you (it's okay, mine did too), Wikipedia is a decent source for getting basic information about a topic. It's not good to use for more in-depth research, and it's not a good source to cite (though the sources it cites could well be of use), but it's still a very good resource for general information.
The NTSB takes a long time to finalize their reports, because those reports will then be cited as the official cause of the accident any time it is brought up in the future (so it's pretty important they make sure they get it 100% right).
As a member of the element fanbase, no.
Assuming you are meaning Potassium [subscript] 3, all that would indicate is three potassium atoms per molecule (plus this does in fact already happen - with iron - in potassium ferricyanide and several other compounds).
Also, Potassium-3 would either be a compound or an ion, not a new element. If the number of protons doesn't change, it's still potassium.
(As a final thing, allow me to introduce you to the "rumored" Helium-2, the diproton. Other than your terminology this is probably the most cursed thing you mentioned.)
@Randomplayer Basically, whoever pauses is the only one who is paused. You'll still see everyone else moving, and everyone else will see you frozen.
Paused crafts function as solid objects for everyone else (so you can still crash into them), but they won't react to anything while paused. (This is why things like people spawning in big cubes on the runway are issues; if they pause there's not much that can be done about them. Fortunately this doesn't happen too often...)
Keeping the nose extra high on landing so that you come in slow also helps, if the aircraft has a tendency to dig in and nose over in the water. With some planes you want to almost bring it to a stall a few feet above the water and just let it plop down rather than trying to hold a more conventional landing airspeed all the way down to the water.
@Drewski02 You would need to replace the yoke with one of the standard Yoke parts (because I don't know how to set up the custom-built yoke with VR handgrips properly), but otherwise it should all work in VR, yes.
@marianmadalin32 To clarify, you're looking for someone to completely recreate, from a PDF document, all of the technical drawings for a P-51 Mustang (for which there are thousands) in CAD, with the only compensation being mentioned on the sponsors list on the project website?
Not sure if you're aware, but a) That's a several thousand hour job, because each drawing would literally have to be recreated by hand in AutoCAD, and b) This is a website for an airplane-building indie videogame, not a CNC or CAD forum. You may have better luck asking on a more appropriate website, but I doubt you'll find anyone willing to do several thousand CAD drawings just to get their name put on the website.
I would love to see those pictures of the progress you've made on the frames and formers, though.
@TheAviator77 You can't make something humorous out of it because that's not for historical accuracy purposes, it's for a joke. Immelmann II would be within the rules (by my understanding) as long as you kept it as a serious replica of the actual real-world aircraft.
That's not for historical accuracy purposes (Hitler did not in fact have a plane with anything close to those markings), so it did indeed violate the site rules. "Historical accuracy purposes" does not just mean "it's a WWII German build so I can put swastikas all over it without consequences," it means more along the lines of "this German replica had a swastika on the tail as part of its markings, so it has been replicated for historical accuracy." As such, Nazi symbolism (and others) should only be used for serious replicas of real-world aircraft or vehicle markings; not for any joke posts, satire, etc.
Mods, feel free to correct me if I'm wrong, but that's my interpretation of the rule.
Jundroo made a free version of Juno: New Origins with optional paid DLC that works out to be more expensive than just buying the regular game; Andrew got censored, then banned, then unbanned for apparently leaking something about the team's future plans that nobody actually saw before it was taken down; and my upper back hurts because I slept funny :/
How's your 2024 going so far?
The reason that mods are no longer supported on iOS/Android is because Apple and Google have both decided to prevent "third-party" (read: player-created) code from running on their devices. Jundroo had no control over this decision, and is not responsible for the inability to support mods on iOS/Android devices. This has been the case for several years now, and is quite unlikely to change.
(Actually, I don't think iOS even ever supported modding in the first place.)
Yeah, it was a bit borderline on the "used for historical reasons" thing. It was really funny though (and pretty obvious that you meant it in good humor and weren't trying to offend people), so don't feel bad.
@Johnnyynf Honestly the building needed to be different in Juno; there are so many things that are possible (and a lot of genuine improvements, like the independent grab arrows when scaling a fuel tank) that wouldn't have worked with a more direct SP style copy. It's still got a lot of a learning curve but the basic principles are not all that different in terms of how things can and can't go together.
@LordGardevoirX No, basically they're going to be offering a new free version of the game with optional purchases for... some reason (people who don't want to just buy the game, I guess). The existing version has been rebranded to the "Complete Edition" on the app store and will continue to be supported and all that. For anyone who has already bought the game, nothing will change.
Juno now has ads and is going to be ftp, which is of course featuring bundles to remove ads and add gameplay features.
wait WHAT
edit: okay it's not that bad, there's gonna be a separate free, limited version with ads in mobile
Also seriously what the heck is going on with Andrew all of a sudden
Oddly enough, this is impossible (at least to my knowledge). There is no readable FT or XML parameter that outputs whether a craft is being locked or not.
@Mousewithamachinegun123
Despite what your English teachers may tell you (it's okay, mine did too), Wikipedia is a decent source for getting basic information about a topic. It's not good to use for more in-depth research, and it's not a good source to cite (though the sources it cites could well be of use), but it's still a very good resource for general information.
+1The NTSB takes a long time to finalize their reports, because those reports will then be cited as the official cause of the accident any time it is brought up in the future (so it's pretty important they make sure they get it 100% right).
T
That's piracy. Don't pirate from Jundroo, they are nice people.
+1@MrCarrot Works fine for me.
@MrCarrot Do you have a link to one of the planes that isn't working?
@Randomplayer :D
+1https://www.simpleplanes.com/a/3Ynfu3/Supermarine-Spitfire-Mk-Vb
+1fifteen second web search... here you go
+1Shapeism
@Graingy heresy
As a member of the element fanbase, no.
+1Assuming you are meaning Potassium [subscript] 3, all that would indicate is three potassium atoms per molecule (plus this does in fact already happen - with iron - in potassium ferricyanide and several other compounds).
Also, Potassium-3 would either be a compound or an ion, not a new element. If the number of protons doesn't change, it's still potassium.
(As a final thing, allow me to introduce you to the "rumored" Helium-2, the diproton. Other than your terminology this is probably the most cursed thing you mentioned.)
Edgley EA-7 Optica
No. Just no.
+1Please do not the airplane.
@ShinyGemsBro rip :/
I'd go with the second one, the curve fits the shaping of the aircraft a lot better.
+2@Randomplayer Basically, whoever pauses is the only one who is paused. You'll still see everyone else moving, and everyone else will see you frozen.
Paused crafts function as solid objects for everyone else (so you can still crash into them), but they won't react to anything while paused. (This is why things like people spawning in big cubes on the runway are issues; if they pause there's not much that can be done about them. Fortunately this doesn't happen too often...)
T
Nah.
Keeping the nose extra high on landing so that you come in slow also helps, if the aircraft has a tendency to dig in and nose over in the water. With some planes you want to almost bring it to a stall a few feet above the water and just let it plop down rather than trying to hold a more conventional landing airspeed all the way down to the water.
+1@Drewski02 You would need to replace the yoke with one of the standard Yoke parts (because I don't know how to set up the custom-built yoke with VR handgrips properly), but otherwise it should all work in VR, yes.
+1I hope those aren't the Emperor's convoys I keep bombing...
+1@marianmadalin32 To clarify, you're looking for someone to completely recreate, from a PDF document, all of the technical drawings for a P-51 Mustang (for which there are thousands) in CAD, with the only compensation being mentioned on the sponsors list on the project website?
+1Not sure if you're aware, but a) That's a several thousand hour job, because each drawing would literally have to be recreated by hand in AutoCAD, and b) This is a website for an airplane-building indie videogame, not a CNC or CAD forum. You may have better luck asking on a more appropriate website, but I doubt you'll find anyone willing to do several thousand CAD drawings just to get their name put on the website.
I would love to see those pictures of the progress you've made on the frames and formers, though.
upvoting for the description
+2@TheAviator77 You can't make something humorous out of it because that's not for historical accuracy purposes, it's for a joke.
Immelmann II would be within the rules (by my understanding) as long as you kept it as a serious replica of the actual real-world aircraft.
That's not for historical accuracy purposes (Hitler did not in fact have a plane with anything close to those markings), so it did indeed violate the site rules. "Historical accuracy purposes" does not just mean "it's a WWII German build so I can put swastikas all over it without consequences," it means more along the lines of "this German replica had a swastika on the tail as part of its markings, so it has been replicated for historical accuracy." As such, Nazi symbolism (and others) should only be used for serious replicas of real-world aircraft or vehicle markings; not for any joke posts, satire, etc.
Mods, feel free to correct me if I'm wrong, but that's my interpretation of the rule.
Jundroo made a free version of Juno: New Origins with optional paid DLC that works out to be more expensive than just buying the regular game; Andrew got censored, then banned, then unbanned for apparently leaking something about the team's future plans that nobody actually saw before it was taken down; and my upper back hurts because I slept funny :/
+1How's your 2024 going so far?
hOW
The reason that mods are no longer supported on iOS/Android is because Apple and Google have both decided to prevent "third-party" (read: player-created) code from running on their devices. Jundroo had no control over this decision, and is not responsible for the inability to support mods on iOS/Android devices. This has been the case for several years now, and is quite unlikely to change.
(Actually, I don't think iOS even ever supported modding in the first place.)
+3Yeah, it was a bit borderline on the "used for historical reasons" thing. It was really funny though (and pretty obvious that you meant it in good humor and weren't trying to offend people), so don't feel bad.
+4ooh I need to try that
https://www.simpleplanes.com/a/kIsKa4/Flying-Wing
+1the true german corsair ii
+2@Johnnyynf Honestly the building needed to be different in Juno; there are so many things that are possible (and a lot of genuine improvements, like the independent grab arrows when scaling a fuel tank) that wouldn't have worked with a more direct SP style copy. It's still got a lot of a learning curve but the basic principles are not all that different in terms of how things can and can't go together.
is this a jundroo fanfic
+3we have reached new levels
@LordGardevoirX No, basically they're going to be offering a new free version of the game with optional purchases for... some reason (people who don't want to just buy the game, I guess). The existing version has been rebranded to the "Complete Edition" on the app store and will continue to be supported and all that. For anyone who has already bought the game, nothing will change.
+4@Stephen22
Here's your link.
Here's another one in case the first one doesn't work.
Bold of you to assume that Andrew is containable
+5The funky trees guide in question
@Jundroo Oh no the Jundroo superintelligence has regained sentience
+6@AndrewREDACTED This has immediately become an ominous statement. What the heck is going on?
+7Juno now has ads and is going to be ftp, which is of course featuring bundles to remove ads and add gameplay features.
wait WHAT
+3edit: okay it's not that bad, there's gonna be a separate free, limited version with ads in mobile
Also seriously what the heck is going on with Andrew all of a sudden
This is like the first time I have ever seen someone say Maywar is too small.
+1.
Oddly enough, this is impossible (at least to my knowledge). There is no readable FT or XML parameter that outputs whether a craft is being locked or not.
+1Earth is pretty cool
+1Looks great!
+1Is the track the same gauge as Scratchoza's SPR map?
Ryanair joke
+1The StabYeet Mk.1
+1