@BlueCitrus
I've been experimenting with xml values for ages to see if I can mix two different inputs into a rotator to no avail, maybe having programming experience would help out a lot.
Two rotators, one for pitch and one for roll, you attach either one onto the other and attach the assembly onto your desired location, then the wing, or tail, or engine, or propeller onto the free end, as seen in the video above, the result is having that attached part respond to two inputs.
@CptJacobson the little buddy in my profile picture? That's my Pitbull/Labrador pup, her name is Kikie and I took that pic after I had just found her wandering the streets, she's doing great and is in better care now.
And as for the app I used, it's an Android app called screen recorder, a free straight-to-the-point app with no ads.
Here's the link; https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kimcy929.screenrecorder
@Gameboy21 drop-down menu button on the corner should show a lost of things like forum and airplanes and your profile, in that list of options there's Videos, click on that and there should be a list of options that include create.
You need to have a verified YouTube channel with a video related to simple planes posted so you can copy and paste the link.
@Ambarveis I didn't see that as being rude, don't worry. The new update kinda does away with the need to make a mechanically functional swash plate for recreating genuine rotorcraft anyways. Though I doubt that'll stop people from making their own from scratch.
It looks really neat, but what bothers me about it is that the vtail is right in the exhaust stream of the two top engines, a very prominent flaw if it were to be a real aircraft.
I'm pretty sure one can access the AircraftDesigns folder on Android. Simply ender the device's file manager/archive folder app and then go into the phone storage section, then Android, then data, then look for 'com.Jundroo.SimplePlanes', enter it and then touch the 'files' folder, 'AircraftDesigns' should be in there.
@swgrainger you might have the quality settings on low, try to edit the reflection toggle in said settings to SP Classic, that will change the in-game graphics to show reflective paint.
"And then the U.S. nuked the crap out of them....."
Also on a side note, the front view looks very similar to Rambojutter's Piere Drolet Viper. If you happen to have used that airframe (not saying that you did) it'll be nice if you credited him for it. This is a gorgeous build.
When you have the time, is there any way you can make a mod that allows one to add wing physics to fuselage pieces that are made thin enough? That would be neat because it means that only a small section of stock wing would be needed to add control surfaces, rather than to have an entire wing section hidden inside a flattened fuselage (and none at all for all-moving surfaces.)
@BlueCitrus
I've been experimenting with xml values for ages to see if I can mix two different inputs into a rotator to no avail, maybe having programming experience would help out a lot.
@BlueCitrus
Two rotators, one for pitch and one for roll, you attach either one onto the other and attach the assembly onto your desired location, then the wing, or tail, or engine, or propeller onto the free end, as seen in the video above, the result is having that attached part respond to two inputs.
@CptJacobson the little buddy in my profile picture? That's my Pitbull/Labrador pup, her name is Kikie and I took that pic after I had just found her wandering the streets, she's doing great and is in better care now.
And as for the app I used, it's an Android app called screen recorder, a free straight-to-the-point app with no ads.
Here's the link; https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kimcy929.screenrecorder
@MTakach thanks!
@Gameboy21 drop-down menu button on the corner should show a lost of things like forum and airplanes and your profile, in that list of options there's Videos, click on that and there should be a list of options that include create.
You need to have a verified YouTube channel with a video related to simple planes posted so you can copy and paste the link.
+1Woooo!!! My first video in this site!
@AndrewGarrison how does one add the video player into the post via mobile?
+2Nice parasol wing!
What recording software you got?
Also neat truck!
Super good for the part count, great job!
@Ambarveis I didn't see that as being rude, don't worry. The new update kinda does away with the need to make a mechanically functional swash plate for recreating genuine rotorcraft anyways. Though I doubt that'll stop people from making their own from scratch.
@Ambarveis what do you recommend?
Accurately built and low on parts, great work.
@DJS8Corporations yeah I'm not really fond of gyros for conventional rotorcraft.
@DJS8Corporations
That's exactly right.
It genuinely reminds me of an Su-47/PAK-FA mix, great work!
@RamboJutter yeah the F-4 has an anhedral flat v-tail, though still rather clear from the exhaust.
http://www.zoukeimura.co.jp/products/imgsws4804/element01.jpg
If anything, a t-tail or a cruciform tail would do the trick. I really like the plane's current looks btw.
@Heihachi I actually have, is pretty sturdy!
+1It looks really neat, but what bothers me about it is that the vtail is right in the exhaust stream of the two top engines, a very prominent flaw if it were to be a real aircraft.
I'm impressed with the way you executed those tracks.
+2@LiamW at the very least make a variant of the design with a shallow v-tail, just for the lols.
I never new this thing even existed.
Nice job on it though!
I knew someone was bound to do something like this at one point! Good work!
Very good!
+2Reminds me of that hypersonic glider NASA tested a while back. I really like the scheme.
It's a miracle you didn't call it the scorpion. Great job!
Looks like a Hawker Hunter and I love it.
Agreed
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I see the Mirage is still in use in 2170
@blackvultureaeroespace that actually made me laugh
@blackvultureaeroespace hydraulic fluid is CBD oil
@blackvultureaeroespace made by Airbong
Oh this is friggin hot!
Gorgeous model, honestly I love its narrow planform. Reminds me of the P-3 Orion.
Finally a working Talon that actually looks the part!
+1Gorgeous work!
HE FINALLY DID IT!!!!!
I'm pretty sure one can access the AircraftDesigns folder on Android. Simply ender the device's file manager/archive folder app and then go into the phone storage section, then Android, then data, then look for 'com.Jundroo.SimplePlanes', enter it and then touch the 'files' folder, 'AircraftDesigns' should be in there.
+4The day you make some sort of swing wing fighter or bomber is the day I'll take shots (of chocolate) for every upvote you have.
This is one of the most replica-ish models you've made yet. Keep it up.
To be honest this is probably one of your best looking builds yet.
@swgrainger you might have the quality settings on low, try to edit the reflection toggle in said settings to SP Classic, that will change the in-game graphics to show reflective paint.
I'm FRIGGIN screaming so hard right now! that fenestron is incredibly well done! GREAT JOB!!
+1There are definitely gonna be a lot of swashplate builds for this.
The wing twist is amasingly well done.
@AceOfSpade the earlier straight winged variant is called the Black Sheep.
+1"And then the U.S. nuked the crap out of them....."
Also on a side note, the front view looks very similar to Rambojutter's Piere Drolet Viper. If you happen to have used that airframe (not saying that you did) it'll be nice if you credited him for it. This is a gorgeous build.
Dude this airframe refit is incredible and meticulous!! Great job!
@ChallengerHellcat She's a gorgeously performing aircraft isn't she.
@ChallengerHellcat there are much better aircraft out there, so I really appreciate the compliment.
When you have the time, is there any way you can make a mod that allows one to add wing physics to fuselage pieces that are made thin enough? That would be neat because it means that only a small section of stock wing would be needed to add control surfaces, rather than to have an entire wing section hidden inside a flattened fuselage (and none at all for all-moving surfaces.)