@TimsonAviation No, sorry. For SimplePlanes, almost all mod creators post their mods on the SimplePlanes website. Some do choose to post on the Steam workshop, but there's no reason to do so.
The real question then is how does this work? I'd say Verifpro is not the site behind this, but merely a customer of a bigger site which advertises using stolen login info. (and this new "website" is another customer).
I'm also wondering why Verifpro stopped posting...
@Bellcat I think the reason these accounts are being hacked is reusing the same password across different sites. If one less secure site suffers a data breach, then that username and password can be tried on other sites, and if it works, then the account on that site is compromised.
On the topic of "commenting on the Veri**pro posts can get you hacked", no. Unless the hackers somehow compromise the SimplePlanes website itself (even then hacking users would be unlikely), you cannot get hacked if you don't provide any personal information or download malware.
My recommendations, at least for now, are pretty simple: change all your passwords to strong random character passwords (unique to each site), and don't click any suspicious link.
@Ductwind589 Yes, it's mainly about it being a strong password, like F16Oi0$a*VoH. Something with a lot of random characters. (longer passwords are strong as well)
Use control bases. I'm not going to explain how to set them up, all I'll say is control bases need variables. For example, in the control base put "Test" and then make a variable by that name. In the Test variable, put whatever you would put in the rotator (i.e. clamp01(Pitch) or something). For the default inputs like Pitch, Roll etc, you don't need to use a variable.
@Bo1233 The no mods file is currently 1864 parts, however this can be reduced to approximately 1600 with the removal of details, and further reduced to approximately 200 (currently, not including cockpit) with the complete removal of all parts aside from physics-affecting parts.
From what I've found with my calculator, sin-1(any number) returns math error if the number in the equation is larger than 1. sin-1(1) returns 90, anything above it returns math error.
@X99STRIKER Well I can't really be bothered taking the time to write out a really long comment and then spending a further amount of time trying to solve all the problems the user has.
@TRD6932 For the variables, those are actually on the control base (the bit the joystick is attached to). Also note the two setters to 0 in the global variables panel. If you are interested in learning this yourself, download the car (linked at the top of the post) and look at it yourself.
Also just in case it comes up, you can use any variable you want. I just used Pitch1 and Roll1 to show how they work.
@BeastHunter Sales team, huh? I don't trust that
+2@TimsonAviation No, sorry. For SimplePlanes, almost all mod creators post their mods on the SimplePlanes website. Some do choose to post on the Steam workshop, but there's no reason to do so.
+2It's hard to believe it's been 6 years already.
+2This is really cool, however a custom thumbnail would really help this get some attention.
+2"Just a bit of code" - PlaneFlightX after spending 3 months coding a computer
+2This is interesting. Well done!
+2Unfortunately wheel brakes do not support FT.
+2The real question then is how does this work? I'd say Verifpro is not the site behind this, but merely a customer of a bigger site which advertises using stolen login info. (and this new "website" is another customer).
+2I'm also wondering why Verifpro stopped posting...
@Bellcat I think the reason these accounts are being hacked is reusing the same password across different sites. If one less secure site suffers a data breach, then that username and password can be tried on other sites, and if it works, then the account on that site is compromised.
+2On the topic of "commenting on the Veri**pro posts can get you hacked", no. Unless the hackers somehow compromise the SimplePlanes website itself (even then hacking users would be unlikely), you cannot get hacked if you don't provide any personal information or download malware.
My recommendations, at least for now, are pretty simple: change all your passwords to strong random character passwords (unique to each site), and don't click any suspicious link.
@Ductwind589 Yes, it's mainly about it being a strong password, like F16Oi0$a*VoH. Something with a lot of random characters. (longer passwords are strong as well)
+2smash keys until stuff works
+2It's a bot. Report them.
+2comment
+2Cannot be done.
+2
+2shortestAngle@VibesGamer You're staring at one of the holes I've coded into the fabric of the SimplePlanes reality.
+2@VibesGamer Estimated release date is Feburary 2023.
+2ComplexPlanes
+2@11qazxc Sorry to disappoint you, but I'd prefer to not be tagged on this anymore. I just commented once to comment my thoughts relating to my idea.
+2This is coming along nicely.
+2Use control bases. I'm not going to explain how to set them up, all I'll say is control bases need variables. For example, in the control base put "Test" and then make a variable by that name. In the Test variable, put whatever you would put in the rotator (i.e. clamp01(Pitch) or something). For the default inputs like Pitch, Roll etc, you don't need to use a variable.
+2That cockpit looks great!
+2@Bo1233 The no mods file is currently 1864 parts, however this can be reduced to approximately 1600 with the removal of details, and further reduced to approximately 200 (currently, not including cockpit) with the complete removal of all parts aside from physics-affecting parts.
+2@FeatherWing I found my RTX 3060 was at 80% usage when flying around with just a simple 50 part plane.
+2My SWL-10 has engine fire detection but it's just checking if there is a lot of throttle and no engine RPM.
+2@Spacepickle3214 hmm I think I know who the owner of @HondaOfficial is. Joined 1 hour ago.
+2@IICXLVIICDLXXXIIIDCXLVII I made a tutorial on making custom wings.
+2@Kakhikotchauri1 Thanks.
+2This may interest you, with this currently in development.
+2From what I've found with my calculator, sin-1(any number) returns math error if the number in the equation is larger than 1. sin-1(1) returns 90, anything above it returns math error.
+2@Kakhikotchauri1 What mods are you missing? I have almost all of your PC mods saved in an archive.
+2Very nice. Welcome back.
+2Wait, it doesn't have a 30 minute startup sequence complete with flight plan and ifr systems?
+2Still pretty good.
hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
+2@Hazerz I haven't really posted an update about it, but I'm going to have business class as well as economy now.
+2This looks AMAZING!
+2It's perfect for longer range planes.
dat gear tho...
+2Lag Wolf.
+2Makeup brand? I was thinking of the Apple product.
+2RTX 3060 vs this. Let's goooo....
+2@FujiwaraAutoShop I've seen a lot of people complaining about the craft instructions bricking their precious project. Interesting.
+2@SemedianIndustries Ah, I see. I forgot not everyone has a nasa PC.
+2GearDown is -1 or 1 in this. Try clamp01(GearDown).
+2Very useful! I personally reference this handy documentation for my labels, as it lists every single attribute the labels allow for.
+2Nice. I also had the idea of a magnet attaching to a plane/car with a camera, I just haven't worked on this idea. I can see here it works.
+2I have access to the testing version, that can be found here for anyone wondering.
+2@X99STRIKER Well I can't really be bothered taking the time to write out a really long comment and then spending a further amount of time trying to solve all the problems the user has.
+2@X99STRIKER You ask someone else, or wait until 2050 when I release a video tutorial on simulated fuel tanks.
+2@TRD6932 For the variables, those are actually on the control base (the bit the joystick is attached to). Also note the two setters to 0 in the global variables panel. If you are interested in learning this yourself, download the car (linked at the top of the post) and look at it yourself.
+2Also just in case it comes up, you can use any variable you want. I just used Pitch1 and Roll1 to show how they work.
I know @klm747klm747 has a lot of info on this.
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