I wouldn’t recommend getting a MacBook Air, as they are becoming obsolete as the MacBook Pro is now lighter, thinner and much more powerful than the Air. You can get a MacBook Pro from 2013 for the same price as a current generation MacBook Air and you would get better specs with that @EpicPigster1
I have a friend who does, and it runs worse on there than it does on my iPad Air 2. It lags on marywar even if you load in just a cockpit, though builds from 350-400 (maybe 500) seem to work fine on other landscapes. I believe he is running a MacBook Air 2015 with Intel HD Graphics 6000, 4GB of RAM and an i5 that is clocked at around 1.6Ghz
Alright, I respect your opinion @WNP78 as you obviously know more about that field than me, but can I enquirer why it would not be possible? The destroyers in the game, if you look closely, appear to be SP builds that have been reduced to 2 or 3 parts (including the rotating turrets.) Ive already said that multiplayer would be impossible in the current state of SP, and that it was only a suggestion to increase optimisation if SP2 was to be released, but I only wish the devs had possessed the foresight to develop the game in a way that would support multiplayer when they first started developing it. @WNP78 @MrDoolittle
If you had read my post, I already stated that it’s not possible in SP given it’s programming, and would only be possible in SP2. Perhaps you should actually read a comment before responding to it @GINGER01
To make multiplayer possible the devs should simply add this mechanic: You should be able to build an aircraft, finish it, and then you can make that aircraft a single part. This would make every plane equivalent to one block, and would mean that anywhere from 20-200 players could play on a single world and it would be equal to 20-200 parts. I know that multiplayer is impossible on SP (given the way it’s programmed), but on SP2 this is a feature that I would love to see.
What he’s saying is for the modding such as resizing engines and other parts should be built into the game, which would be possible if the devs allowed it. Modding, of course, is not allowed by the App Stores policies, but if they were no longer mods and they were simply built into the game (just like some parts of fine tuner were in 1.7) then iOS users would basically having access to the same equipment as other users @Gemista @F104Deathtrap
So one part of a single game out of millions on the App Store makes it an inferior device? Apple has its drawbacks such as its overpriced products and less than overwhelming specifications, but the software optimisations often make it perform much better than a more powerful rig running a less optimised software. Each manufacturer has its ups and downs, but don’t just sort a company which makes great products (although you have to pay a premium for them) into boxes ‘good’ and ‘bad’. @EpicPigster1
Of course it would, if you’re hosting your own tournament with peoples planes that have been submitted to you, then it does nothing against the rules @Jacobdaniel
I think you’re misunderstanding the term. Criticism is an unhelpful comment such as “your plane sucks”; while constructive criticism is a helpful statement such as “the plane is good, but try to work on more detailing.”
Yeah, but I hate to see a great builder not getting the attention they deserve@Datom
No problem! You’re not getting the attention you deserve so I want to get some more people on your profile @Datom
Very odd... looks like my friends MacBook Air might have performance issues @EpicPigster1 @samg32332
How’s the performance on maywar and with 600 part + creations? @EpicPigster1
I wouldn’t recommend getting a MacBook Air, as they are becoming obsolete as the MacBook Pro is now lighter, thinner and much more powerful than the Air. You can get a MacBook Pro from 2013 for the same price as a current generation MacBook Air and you would get better specs with that @EpicPigster1
I have a friend who does, and it runs worse on there than it does on my iPad Air 2. It lags on marywar even if you load in just a cockpit, though builds from 350-400 (maybe 500) seem to work fine on other landscapes. I believe he is running a MacBook Air 2015 with Intel HD Graphics 6000, 4GB of RAM and an i5 that is clocked at around 1.6Ghz
Boeing 2707
Thankyou! @MAHADI
Thanks a lot! @MAHADI
Thanks, but I’m not sure what you mean when you say the X5 doesn’t have roll or pitch? It has both @BogdanX
Alright, I respect your opinion @WNP78 as you obviously know more about that field than me, but can I enquirer why it would not be possible? The destroyers in the game, if you look closely, appear to be SP builds that have been reduced to 2 or 3 parts (including the rotating turrets.) Ive already said that multiplayer would be impossible in the current state of SP, and that it was only a suggestion to increase optimisation if SP2 was to be released, but I only wish the devs had possessed the foresight to develop the game in a way that would support multiplayer when they first started developing it. @WNP78 @MrDoolittle
If you had read my post, I already stated that it’s not possible in SP given it’s programming, and would only be possible in SP2. Perhaps you should actually read a comment before responding to it @GINGER01
To make multiplayer possible the devs should simply add this mechanic: You should be able to build an aircraft, finish it, and then you can make that aircraft a single part. This would make every plane equivalent to one block, and would mean that anywhere from 20-200 players could play on a single world and it would be equal to 20-200 parts. I know that multiplayer is impossible on SP (given the way it’s programmed), but on SP2 this is a feature that I would love to see.
Nice job!
What he’s saying is for the modding such as resizing engines and other parts should be built into the game, which would be possible if the devs allowed it. Modding, of course, is not allowed by the App Stores policies, but if they were no longer mods and they were simply built into the game (just like some parts of fine tuner were in 1.7) then iOS users would basically having access to the same equipment as other users @Gemista @F104Deathtrap
So one part of a single game out of millions on the App Store makes it an inferior device? Apple has its drawbacks such as its overpriced products and less than overwhelming specifications, but the software optimisations often make it perform much better than a more powerful rig running a less optimised software. Each manufacturer has its ups and downs, but don’t just sort a company which makes great products (although you have to pay a premium for them) into boxes ‘good’ and ‘bad’. @EpicPigster1
@DarthAbhinav looks like you’ve got potential competition
No problem @Jacobdaniel
Ok, I’d be happy to help @Jacobdaniel
What would I have to do? @Jacobdaniel
Yes @Jacobdaniel
I have done, a long time ago @Phantom1
No problem @Phantom1
Very nice
Of course it would, if you’re hosting your own tournament with peoples planes that have been submitted to you, then it does nothing against the rules @Jacobdaniel
I think you’re misunderstanding the term. Criticism is an unhelpful comment such as “your plane sucks”; while constructive criticism is a helpful statement such as “the plane is good, but try to work on more detailing.”
Yeah, it’s quite fun pushing mobile devices to their limits @destroyerP
My record is CjrLdy‘s 2,167 part Antonov An-225 which I ran on my iPad Air 2 with all low settings at about 3FPS @destroyerP
Thanks @Tang0five
Phenomenal, wonderful job
Absolutely exceptional, great job
Thanks for the feedback @Dllama4
No problem, this really is an exceptional build. @Kimcotupan15
Looks very good, nice job!
Actually, I’d like to hear what @Dllama4 thinks. Do you think this aircraft or this is better?
That’s actually false, the position of the gryoscope has nothing to do with the flight performance it provides @Kaos
You can use that same logic for upvotes as well... People can make fake accounts and upvote their own creations @Tully2001
Then you might like the aircraft I’m building now... :) @BusterShortWolf
This looks very similar to my old design style, nice job!
Yeah definitely, they are my speciality @BusterShortWolf
True, if it wasn’t there then people would just reupload the same plane repeatedly @MrDoolittle
And anyway, I don’t care about upvotes, I care about bringing quality builds to the community @DarthAbhinav
They do @DarthAbhinav
The game despawns any bombs or missiles below 100ft
No, the points get deducted you got from the upvotes whenever you delete an aircraft @DarthAbhinav
You won’t believe how many issues I’ve had... I just want to forget it to be honest @DarthAbhinav
All you need to do is change the HUD size in the menu to small and it’s fixed
@Lylian
Wyvern
You took an exceptional build and destroyed it by adding wings and a jet engine for absolutely no reason that completely destroy the build @Antho1213