Fun fact: this is one of the preset options under the Report button on a post. You don't need to make a callout forum, just report the post and wait for the mods to take care of it.
It's probably possible to build your own, but I really doubt you'd be able to just take apart the two existing (presumably store-bought) ones you have and put them together.
@AndrewsGarsion Yeah, that's not something you can do unless they're both, like, on a Raspberry Pi or something that you could just rebuild one on the other board. Companies generally don't make their hardware in a way that lets them be combined in a modular way with others.
Well, you can get one that does all three (I have a Sony one that's pretty nice and works great), but if you want to combine the two you already have, I'd suggest duct tape.
Uhh... no. Not even slightly. First off, that seems to be Javascript-adjacent, which is not similar to Funky Trees, and second, even if it was, you can't just say stuff like part("rudder") and expect SP to know what you're talking about. That's not how it works.
Here's a tip: Don't use AI for Funky Trees. Just don't. Learning to do it yourself is way more satisfying (and really not all that complicated once you get the hang of it), and you can actually say that you know what your code does instead of relying on an AI that doesn't know what Funky Trees even is. There's plenty of guides, references, and people who'd be willing to help.
@ThaiGuy
Twin Prop (Simple): This was your favorite stock plane prior to the 1.11 update, but you probably didn't fly it super often. You like the new parts added in 1.11, but the new Twin Prop just looks weird, so your mental ranking for the simple one has actually gone up. The short-lived tractor configuration variant is either a neat little bit of trivia for you or something that you didn't know existed, depending on how long you've been playing.
@TarikArkswagen Basically, yes. Images hosted by Discord can only be linked to other places for like a day or something before the link expires. They'll stay in Discord just fine, but won't appear anywhere else.
In short, Discord wasn't able to keep hosting an unlimited number of files anywhere on the web indefinitely and for free.
To be honest I don't think you even can. The search feature is quite literally an integrated Google search (see the thing that says "Enhanced by Google" at the bottom?) that is limited to just this website. You can sort it by date (most recent first) or however Google defines "relevance" to your search, but beyond that neither you nor anyone else affiliated with the site or the game actually has any control over what order things are displayed in.
That may run afoul of copyright laws though.
Fully dedicating yourself does also mean you won't keep making burner accounts to harass people here though, correct?
@ItsMENightmare Technically yes, though it would be more complicated than probably necessary (assuming that the problem you're having is the airbrake flapping on and off several times per second to avoid exceeding 620 knots).
To fix the above issue I'd recommend using something like this: (IAS>319) ? ((IAS-319) / 5.15) : 0
This will make the airbrake gradually deploy as the speed exceeds 620 knots (319 m/s), becoming fully deployed at 630 knots (319 + 5.15 m/s), creating a much smoother braking application. You can modify the values as you see fit and I can give a more detailed explanation of how that formula works if you want, but this should make a much smoother airbrake than what you're currently using.
If you specifically want the airbrake to snap open at 620 knots and then remain open for three seconds after slowing down below that speed (like, if that's a design element you're going for or something), I can probably figure that out too but it'll be a much more complex piece of code.
I don't know if the Crackhammer spawned a wave of people trying to make it fly or if the universal instinctive response to the Jackhammer is just "but what if it flew?", but either way I'm here for it.
The moderators spend their free time dealing with reports of spam, problematic users, etc. and making sure that everyone is following the rules. As far as I know they are not paid or otherwise compensated.
@LowQualityRepublic I mean yeah (like, there's nothing stopping you), but if you want to save the actual build instead of just a link to it, the file will be in the kilobyte range instead of six bytes.
Fun fact: Most planes are actually between 100 and 900 kilobytes. The 6-byte .splane files you download from the website are nothing more than the six-character aircraft ID that the game then uses to actually download the plane into the editor. It's basically a link to the aircraft page that the game uses to get the actual aircraft.
Your actual saved aircraft location is AppData\LocalLow\Jundroo\SimplePlanes\AircraftDesigns; the Downloads folder just holds the downloaded links to planes and you can safely delete them.
Fun fact: this is one of the preset options under the Report button on a post. You don't need to make a callout forum, just report the post and wait for the mods to take care of it.
+5no that game sounds kinda boring
+2No
It's probably possible to build your own, but I really doubt you'd be able to just take apart the two existing (presumably store-bought) ones you have and put them together.
@AndrewsGarsion Yeah, that's not something you can do unless they're both, like, on a Raspberry Pi or something that you could just rebuild one on the other board. Companies generally don't make their hardware in a way that lets them be combined in a modular way with others.
+1@F4De heck of a first comment there bud, you ok?
Well, you can get one that does all three (I have a Sony one that's pretty nice and works great), but if you want to combine the two you already have, I'd suggest duct tape.
Uhh... no. Not even slightly. First off, that seems to be Javascript-adjacent, which is not similar to Funky Trees, and second, even if it was, you can't just say stuff like part("rudder") and expect SP to know what you're talking about. That's not how it works.
+3Here's a tip: Don't use AI for Funky Trees. Just don't. Learning to do it yourself is way more satisfying (and really not all that complicated once you get the hang of it), and you can actually say that you know what your code does instead of relying on an AI that doesn't know what Funky Trees even is. There's plenty of guides, references, and people who'd be willing to help.
Because people want attention.
@PrussianAirlines
Pigpen: here
Wasp: here
(edit: clicking the link doesn't work apparently, but they've both been addressed below. Scroll down to find them.)
@ThaiGuy
Twin Prop (Simple): This was your favorite stock plane prior to the 1.11 update, but you probably didn't fly it super often. You like the new parts added in 1.11, but the new Twin Prop just looks weird, so your mental ranking for the simple one has actually gone up. The short-lived tractor configuration variant is either a neat little bit of trivia for you or something that you didn't know existed, depending on how long you've been playing.
to the comments history!
+8https://www.simpleplanes.com/Mods
If you are concerned that one of your posts would break the site rules... just don't post it. It's that easy.
+1Don't feel bad about your old stuff being cringe. Realizing that is a sign that you've grown.
+7No.
+2that's the neat part
I don't
+4squints at the politics rule
+2@TarikArkswagen Basically, yes. Images hosted by Discord can only be linked to other places for like a day or something before the link expires. They'll stay in Discord just fine, but won't appear anywhere else.
+1In short, Discord wasn't able to keep hosting an unlimited number of files anywhere on the web indefinitely and for free.
Come on, he's out front, shoot him!
[maniacal cackling]
+1To be honest I don't think you even can. The search feature is quite literally an integrated Google search (see the thing that says "Enhanced by Google" at the bottom?) that is limited to just this website. You can sort it by date (most recent first) or however Google defines "relevance" to your search, but beyond that neither you nor anyone else affiliated with the site or the game actually has any control over what order things are displayed in.
+3@TheSalesMan as if
@TheSalesMan Pretty sure a US copyright holder can still sue someone outside the US.
new copypasta just dropped
I mean... ok. Good luck, I guess?
That may run afoul of copyright laws though.
Fully dedicating yourself does also mean you won't keep making burner accounts to harass people here though, correct?
@MissileLauNcherGuy
Lightning: Same as for Glidey, scroll down.
@StraitAircraft It's a separate game, so... yeah.
I mean... sure. But why would you want to?
+5@ItsMENightmare Technically yes, though it would be more complicated than probably necessary (assuming that the problem you're having is the airbrake flapping on and off several times per second to avoid exceeding 620 knots).
To fix the above issue I'd recommend using something like this:
(IAS>319) ? ((IAS-319) / 5.15) : 0This will make the airbrake gradually deploy as the speed exceeds 620 knots (319 m/s), becoming fully deployed at 630 knots (319 + 5.15 m/s), creating a much smoother braking application. You can modify the values as you see fit and I can give a more detailed explanation of how that formula works if you want, but this should make a much smoother airbrake than what you're currently using.
If you specifically want the airbrake to snap open at 620 knots and then remain open for three seconds after slowing down below that speed (like, if that's a design element you're going for or something), I can probably figure that out too but it'll be a much more complex piece of code.
Funky Trees reads in meters per second, so you'd need to convert knots to that first.
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I've heard good things about Aperture, though they've been rather quiet as of late.
I don't know if the Crackhammer spawned a wave of people trying to make it fly or if the universal instinctive response to the Jackhammer is just "but what if it flew?", but either way I'm here for it.
+2yeah
@Ashdenpaw1 @F16xl Scroll down and read Andrew's answer. This question has already been asked and answered on this very post.
The moderators spend their free time dealing with reports of spam, problematic users, etc. and making sure that everyone is following the rules. As far as I know they are not paid or otherwise compensated.
+2@Michiganstatepolicethe2nd you still have to cite them lol
I'm expecting proper APA format and a full annotated bibliography
You can't just say "studies have found" without citing those studies; that's extremely poor academic practice. Cite your sources!
+2@BigAeroblane I'd recommend asking the original creators of the vehicles themselves.
@LowQualityRepublic okay I guess there's one thing stopping you then haha
@LowQualityRepublic I mean yeah (like, there's nothing stopping you), but if you want to save the actual build instead of just a link to it, the file will be in the kilobyte range instead of six bytes.
Fun fact: Most planes are actually between 100 and 900 kilobytes. The 6-byte .splane files you download from the website are nothing more than the six-character aircraft ID that the game then uses to actually download the plane into the editor. It's basically a link to the aircraft page that the game uses to get the actual aircraft.
Your actual saved aircraft location is
+3AppData\LocalLow\Jundroo\SimplePlanes\AircraftDesigns; the Downloads folder just holds the downloaded links to planes and you can safely delete them.@YarisSedan With gen alpha it is... difficult to tell, a lot of the time.
+1why are you like this
or I could go to Fred Meyer and get a can of Reddi-Whip for like five bucks
checkmate spambot
Just you. In fact all of this is in your head.
+10Well that stinks. Absolutely phenomenal painting though, amazing work! You've got a lot of talent for this.
+3@YarisSedan Everything on that page still says 2025. It does say mobile will come "later", but that doesn't necessarily mean 2026.
+2@YarisSedan Where was this officially announced?
@jamesPLANESii Greetings from page 12!
+1