I really like the cockpit on this, although some labelled diagrams of all the controls would be helpful as it took me some time to find everything listed on the startup sequence.
I don't have much experience with mobile devices, but if it's an Android tablet, you can open the menu in the designer, and click on "3D Print/Export". This should export an OBJ file (I don't know where it will save it though). Transfer the OBJ file to your computer, and convert it to the STL format. Then, it can be imported into your slicer software. If you need further clarification feel free to ask.
@126 I've used a password manager and scrambled unique passwords for all my accounts (also my SP password is like 100 characters lol).
Example password generated just now: hWjM9Nx04c9A^69q6da$
@126 Interestingly they all read like they've been written by an AI. It's like someone just puts prompts like "Write me an article on [insert sketchy product/service]" and pastes the output into a forum post. The bots understanding how to create an account and post a forum/comment is also interesting, and also where the markdown errors come from. They are trying to make formatting like links and bold text, but it's the wrong formatting style (that being said, some of them do get the markdown right).
One thing I would add to this is calculateDrag = false and dragScale = 0 are not the same thing. While they both remove drag, calculateDrag = false removes drag calculations entirely, and can improve performance with lots of parts, while dragScale = 0 still calculates drag, but scales it to 0.
Adding on to what @BaconEggs said, you cannot use variables to directly manipulate any of the standard inputs (examples include Throttle, VTOL, Trim, Pitch, Roll, LandingGear, etc). You can use cockpit controls like yokes, levers, and switches/buttons to control these, but not variables themselves. Unfortunately guns do not have an inputController you can write FT in, so TL;DR you cannot auto fire guns.
@Rb2h Mods actually. The entire craft in the video has less than 1000 parts. (I also have a RTX 4070ti, which runs all the complex 3D models)
So I guess a combination of NASA PC and mods.
@PlaneWelder @tiltglory wait... you guys don't use parentheses??
(I have 40+ deep if statements, and every single one uses parentheses, resulting in quite the closing stack at the end.)
@V Yeah, I was able to copy all my iOS files from my iPad and all my subassemblies and XML files from my iPad days were saved.
Then my iPad went adios a few weeks later.
@ThatRandomCouchPotato Do a full interior. It'll only be like 8000 parts or so for the seats. Any potato could probably run that at 60FPS high quality no problem.
link
The code you wrote works fine
I'd say it might be a filter to prevent links from working in forums created by new users such as yourself. This would probably be because of spambots which tend to have links to their spam in their forums.
It was: "Removing to prevent drama, the reason for one users ban is nobody’s business but the one who was banned, the others left on their own accord, which is also none of our business as well"
@NordicTuna Ohh, I read your reply now. Maybe you replied to rexzion instead of me?
The delay is shorter because you have a better computer and therefore run SP faster. That's literally it. If you download a more complex build, you should observe the delay being longer. By default, the delay is very short.
@DatFiat126Fan19 Maybe... hmmm.. It'll be a while until I have any significant updates on the SWL-120, so maybe I can post my flying mess series... I'll see...
Update @TheMouse, I asked a moderator and they said yes, they can. For example, if a user uploads a post, another user reports it, and the original user then deletes it, the moderator can see the post in the mod queue. The moderator can then un-delete the post by clicking approve.
@TheMouse I don't know that one unfortunately. One could argue that a user-deleted post is permanently deleted due to data privacy requirements, however comments sent to those posts are still public so I don't know.
I really like the cockpit on this, although some labelled diagrams of all the controls would be helpful as it took me some time to find everything listed on the startup sequence.
+1It's happened before, drama ensues, and the mods wipe it. Probably not a good idea to do it again.
+1[I am a link](https://www.simpleplanes.com/u/TeodoroG)I am a link
+1I don't have much experience with mobile devices, but if it's an Android tablet, you can open the menu in the designer, and click on "3D Print/Export". This should export an OBJ file (I don't know where it will save it though). Transfer the OBJ file to your computer, and convert it to the STL format. Then, it can be imported into your slicer software. If you need further clarification feel free to ask.
+1@126 I've used a password manager and scrambled unique passwords for all my accounts (also my SP password is like 100 characters lol).
+1Example password generated just now: hWjM9Nx04c9A^69q6da$
@126 Interestingly they all read like they've been written by an AI. It's like someone just puts prompts like "Write me an article on [insert sketchy product/service]" and pastes the output into a forum post. The bots understanding how to create an account and post a forum/comment is also interesting, and also where the markdown errors come from. They are trying to make formatting like links and bold text, but it's the wrong formatting style (that being said, some of them do get the markdown right).
+1One thing I would add to this is
+1calculateDrag = falseanddragScale = 0are not the same thing. While they both remove drag,calculateDrag = falseremoves drag calculations entirely, and can improve performance with lots of parts, whiledragScale = 0still calculates drag, but scales it to 0.@TheMouse Here
+1@TTL The plane uses mod parts, but they are purely details and not functional (the autopilot, in fact the entire cockpit, is 100% vanilla).
+1@WHNineTripleOne I don't know for your case, but I've had my account for years without any long-term issues.
+1Adding on to what @BaconEggs said, you cannot use variables to directly manipulate any of the standard inputs (examples include Throttle, VTOL, Trim, Pitch, Roll, LandingGear, etc). You can use cockpit controls like yokes, levers, and switches/buttons to control these, but not variables themselves. Unfortunately guns do not have an inputController you can write FT in, so TL;DR you cannot auto fire guns.
+1!Activate8
+1@Rb2h Mods actually. The entire craft in the video has less than 1000 parts. (I also have a RTX 4070ti, which runs all the complex 3D models)
+1So I guess a combination of NASA PC and mods.
This comment is a test to see if there will be another bot comment even though I am here.
+1Microsoft Paint
+1@5cmPak38aufPzKpfwIISfl901 It's already been done
+1Are your wings structural wings?
+1@PlaneWelder @tiltglory wait... you guys don't use parentheses??
+1(I have 40+ deep if statements, and every single one uses parentheses, resulting in quite the closing stack at the end.)
Port the SWL-120 into the game and see if there are any new parts I may wish to add to it before releasing the SP2 edition of the SWL-120
+1A lake at night? (triple monitor animation with Wallpaper Engine)
+1@Sakorsky Images are down now, Discord only lasts a couple hours.
+1Because... it uses mods
+1@V Yeah, I was able to copy all my iOS files from my iPad and all my subassemblies and XML files from my iPad days were saved.
+1Then my iPad went adios a few weeks later.
@Rjenteissussy sorry lol
+1I understand the secrets of number editing
+1@ThatRandomCouchPotato Do a full interior. It'll only be like 8000 parts or so for the seats. Any potato could probably run that at 60FPS high quality no problem.
+1@Rjenteissussy
+1This is version 1, version 2 which is the one you've seen is coming next weekend.
@seletera20 Probably
+1@Rjenteissussy ooh good idea, maybe this weekend.
+1simple
+1link
+1The code you wrote works fine
I'd say it might be a filter to prevent links from working in forums created by new users such as yourself. This would probably be because of spambots which tend to have links to their spam in their forums.
It's only been 1 hour, give it a day or two.
+1Error 404: Microsoft Edge program files not found (they were deleted intentionally)
+1@jamesPLANESii Dad where is my Antonov AN-2 and Scout Weka VR? You've been at the plane and car store for years now
+1@Apollo018362 No, sorry. My archive only supports PC mods.
+1@Majakalona It can take over a minute to load.
+1@jamesPLANESii Maybe I should put it in my bio, although there are a couple unreleased/removed mods in there.
Anyway here's the entire thing.
+1SWL-120 SP2 Edition (will likely be a port of SP1 and nothing more)
+1It was: "Removing to prevent drama, the reason for one users ban is nobody’s business but the one who was banned, the others left on their own accord, which is also none of our business as well"
+1@Rb2h Android mod support was removed due to a change on mobile app store policies, as explained in the 1.9 update post.
+1@NordicTuna Ohh, I read your reply now. Maybe you replied to rexzion instead of me?
+1The delay is shorter because you have a better computer and therefore run SP faster. That's literally it. If you download a more complex build, you should observe the delay being longer. By default, the delay is very short.
You can open the nudge panel and adjust the nudge amount.
+1@Rjenteissussy 8.1? That's quite old. I'm on 11 on my main computers and one of my secondary laptops runs 10.
+1@DatFiat126Fan19 Maybe... hmmm.. It'll be a while until I have any significant updates on the SWL-120, so maybe I can post my flying mess series... I'll see...
+1It truly is a flying mess
+1I did something even better
+1(Picture is over a year old, and I'm 3D modelling the SWL-120's galley in that picture)
You can also find unlisted builds with the search bar.
+1All hail the search bar. It is all-seeing.
Ask it about PlaneFlightX lol
+1Update @TheMouse, I asked a moderator and they said yes, they can. For example, if a user uploads a post, another user reports it, and the original user then deletes it, the moderator can see the post in the mod queue. The moderator can then un-delete the post by clicking approve.
+1@TheMouse I don't know that one unfortunately. One could argue that a user-deleted post is permanently deleted due to data privacy requirements, however comments sent to those posts are still public so I don't know.
+1