@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'd recommend starting at the modding wiki. It is a little outdated, but a lot of the concepts are still valid. Additionally, there is a fairly recent video tutorial here.
That's not all the tutorials, there's many more, but those can be a starting point.
@TheMouse I have my ways.
I don't have a screenshot of your post, just the spam ones, so I didn't know that, ah.
I think the issue is that posting more forums about the spam could be seen as spam in itself. I'm not a moderator so I'll leave that up to them though, that's just my guess.
The domain names simpleplanes2.com and simplerockets2.com are not owned by Jundroo and appear to be owned by a variety of advertising/spam/scam companies. This seems to result in a lot of players visiting these domains trying to find the website for SimpleRockets 2 or SimplePlanes 2.
I tend to make all my extra switches have complex functions (SWL-120 moment), but I'd say no, just make the functional ones more prominent and clearly label the functional and nonfunctional ones.
@AndrewGarrison I just noticed something with unlisted crafts, the text saying "This post is unlisted and upvoting is disabled." is squished to the side now. It seems to be caused by a "col-md-4" div nested inside another div of the same name. If you make it just one col-md-4, the div appears as it should.
I have an external saving system, in that all my files aside from the active ones (currently just 7 or so SWL-120 subprojects) are stored in other folders. In my SWL-120 project folder, different subprojects such as fuselage, wings, interior, landing gear, parts of landing gear, cockpit, FMC, etc are stored in their own folders. For every few hours spent on a file, or when I choose, I drag the file to its appropriate folder, and add a number to the end of the name. I'm currently up to version 82 of the landing gear, version 22 of the nose gear, version 37 of the cockpit controls (it's the cockpit, mounted in the flight model), version 45 for the non-modded wings, and so on. I have a total of 459 archived XML files, totaling 385 megabytes.
That's just the SWL-120, which if you think about it is one plane.
In the xml file, there is an attribute called "url". It is at the top of the xml file. You need to get the URL code of your post and place it in this attribute. More info can be found here.
@Graingy If you grab a base, build anything, and slap a cylinder grip on it, it will just... work.
To make a cylinder grip draggable on PC/mobile is a different story and requires xml black magic that I just copy from another existing cylinder grip.
@Graingy I think cockpit camera relates to the sound of the cockpit (muffles things like engine sounds).
One thing, make sure everything is scaled correctly. I've had several planes I've tried where everything is just a tad on the small side. One way to do this is use the dummy that shows up when you select a seat as a reference.
It just occurred to me that I've been working on the SWL-120 since before you even created your account.
Only one more year to go! (Hopefully, school's taken up much of my time now)
@Mousewithamachinegun123 As a PC player, I would simply create an xml file (name doesn't matter), and paste in the contents posted above. I see you're on iOS, so it might be a little bit more difficult. If you'd like I can upload this plane unlisted for you.
@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.
+1I'd recommend starting at the modding wiki. It is a little outdated, but a lot of the concepts are still valid. Additionally, there is a fairly recent video tutorial here.
+1That's not all the tutorials, there's many more, but those can be a starting point.
SWL-120 FMC
+1SWL-10
Hi 2K, I'm Son!
+1btw, when will you be back from the store with the milk? It's been over 2 years.
@TheMouse I have my ways.
+1I don't have a screenshot of your post, just the spam ones, so I didn't know that, ah.
I think the issue is that posting more forums about the spam could be seen as spam in itself. I'm not a moderator so I'll leave that up to them though, that's just my guess.
I think the reason this was removed as well is because it sparked the rest, and leaving it up could lead to more.
+1The domain names simpleplanes2.com and simplerockets2.com are not owned by Jundroo and appear to be owned by a variety of advertising/spam/scam companies. This seems to result in a lot of players visiting these domains trying to find the website for SimpleRockets 2 or SimplePlanes 2.
+1!Activate1
+1I tend to make all my extra switches have complex functions (SWL-120 moment), but I'd say no, just make the functional ones more prominent and clearly label the functional and nonfunctional ones.
+1This message has been typed without looking at the screen or my keyboard whatsoever.
+1@AndrewGarrison I just noticed something with unlisted crafts, the text saying "This post is unlisted and upvoting is disabled." is squished to the side now. It seems to be caused by a "col-md-4" div nested inside another div of the same name. If you make it just one col-md-4, the div appears as it should.
+1It's gotta be called SimplePlanes 2. I know it's not simple, or entirely planes, but changing the title just doesn't make sense for me.
+1Let's hope this is one of those tiny things that will be fixed in SP2
+1One application of trigonometry is an ILS, although there are many, many others.
+1This comment is no longer the newest comment on this post.
+1@SimpleStudent bruh forgot
+1anyway, clamp01(Activate3 * clamp01(smooth(Pitch, 0.1) < 1) * smooth(Pitch, 0.1)
Maybe try that?
From what I've seen it doubles the points you get from upvotes.
+1@DatFiat126Guy19 Thanks!
+1@SimpleStudent At work rn (on break) but I'll look at it when I get home.
+1
+1clamp01(GS > 97.2222) * clamp01(pingpong(sum(X), 1) > 0.5)Adjust the value of x to increase or decrease the beep speed.
I remember when you first started the original B-36. I'm really looking forward to this one, even if it will be a few years.
+1POV you can spotlight the original developer of the game.
+1@Spacedoge12345plane And there's another bot comment lol
+1I donated $-69 through your donation page.
+1Really nicely designed donation website and process, I like it.
@Speedhunter "final, actual final, final final I promise, final 2, absolute final, absolute final (2), upload"
+1I have an external saving system, in that all my files aside from the active ones (currently just 7 or so SWL-120 subprojects) are stored in other folders. In my SWL-120 project folder, different subprojects such as fuselage, wings, interior, landing gear, parts of landing gear, cockpit, FMC, etc are stored in their own folders. For every few hours spent on a file, or when I choose, I drag the file to its appropriate folder, and add a number to the end of the name. I'm currently up to version 82 of the landing gear, version 22 of the nose gear, version 37 of the cockpit controls (it's the cockpit, mounted in the flight model), version 45 for the non-modded wings, and so on. I have a total of 459 archived XML files, totaling 385 megabytes.
+1That's just the SWL-120, which if you think about it is one plane.
Desktop with VR
+1I exist many, many times a day.
+1@Shiro0804 Happy to help!
+1
+1Pitch - Throttleor if I misunderstood,
Pitch + (1 - Throttle)In the xml file, there is an attribute called "url". It is at the top of the xml file. You need to get the URL code of your post and place it in this attribute. More info can be found here.
+1@Graingy If you grab a base, build anything, and slap a cylinder grip on it, it will just... work.
+1To make a cylinder grip draggable on PC/mobile is a different story and requires xml black magic that I just copy from another existing cylinder grip.
@Graingy I think cockpit camera relates to the sound of the cockpit (muffles things like engine sounds).
+1One thing, make sure everything is scaled correctly. I've had several planes I've tried where everything is just a tad on the small side. One way to do this is use the dummy that shows up when you select a seat as a reference.
It just occurred to me that I've been working on the SWL-120 since before you even created your account.
+1Only one more year to go! (Hopefully, school's taken up much of my time now)
@MrSilverWolf The 737-800 is one of my favorite planes, followed by the 777 and 787.
+1@BYardley Same
+1@Mousewithamachinegun123 No problem!
+1@Mousewithamachinegun123 As a PC player, I would simply create an xml file (name doesn't matter), and paste in the contents posted above. I see you're on iOS, so it might be a little bit more difficult. If you'd like I can upload this plane unlisted for you.
+1@SimpleStudent Your bio says so and I've seen your forum posts before
+1From my knowledge, Jundroo got into some legal trouble and the outcome was to ban the use of the name. That's all I know.
+1