@tilinazo47 no. But you can look at the stock pigpen and copy it's Funky codes. I suggest getting a pad and paper and writing the code down because when I tried to copy it bugs happened
@KisherSmord after reading this entire thread, going back to your comment history and reading what you've been commenting on others posts, I got two pieces of advice, assuming this isn't an alt account maid for the express purpose of starting drama.
1, delete your account. The minimum age for the sight is 13, but given your maturity, you should wait until you're more like 18.
2, when you do come back, stick to building things and shut the hell up until you're maybe silver or gold.
Always a fan of hotwheels. I see you're just getting started, and buildingon ios. You shouldswitch to pc asap. But in the meantime, Here are a few tips.
When building with a physical reference, such as a model, find a way to measure it to make it look how you want. I used to use maseto tailwinds. I would use a ruler to measure the cockpit, and then build the rest of the plane to that scale.
Don't worry about detailed cockpits. Stick to basic cockpits, and always us two to make a canopy.
You can make them look even better by making whatever fuselage piece they're attached two one click lower on the height, attaching them, then going back up a click.
@Graingy some guy with the same irl last name was selling all his stuff on the Facebook market place to make money either because he needed it for medical or because he couldn't work anymore. At the same time Bogdanx announced he was sick, and later deleted his account
@TheUltimatePlaneLover I used to build them in like, a day. I know how much effort it takes to make one.
And my stance is this. If a plane is lacking in detail, it should make up for in it's scale, (1:1 or as close as possible, and flight characteristics, as close to the real thing as possible.
@TheUltimatePlaneLover low effort, low quality, and for some reason they get a tone of upvotes when compared to those of us who actually put in work and get nothing.
When I started out, I made PEA's and got darn near reported for it. It was a different time back in 2016.
It's alright, if what you're going for is a straight vr adaptation of the simple twin prop, but what I like to see, and what I do, is full on adaptations of the design.
The designer suit that's built into the game. You can upload a build with screenshot that have blueprints in the background. So, what I do is instead of blueprints, I put the screenshot where it would go, and sign up the camera so that the plane itself is out of view.
Do you think you can make a mod that makes the Krakabloa convoy spawn 100% of the time?
+1I'll take a look tonight. I have a meta quest 2
+1@overlord5453 hey hey hey make your own Christmas list lol
+1It was just released for the meta quest 2 and 3 so it's not too far fetched that it may make it to PSVR2.
+1It happens
+1@tilinazo47 no. But you can look at the stock pigpen and copy it's Funky codes. I suggest getting a pad and paper and writing the code down because when I tried to copy it bugs happened
+1@Dragoranos right?
+1There's one on the pigpen but be ready to do alot of copy and paste
+1What game is that?
+1What's a coin car?
+1@KisherSmord after reading this entire thread, going back to your comment history and reading what you've been commenting on others posts, I got two pieces of advice, assuming this isn't an alt account maid for the express purpose of starting drama.
+11, delete your account. The minimum age for the sight is 13, but given your maturity, you should wait until you're more like 18.
2, when you do come back, stick to building things and shut the hell up until you're maybe silver or gold.
Wow sorry to here that. yeah if i could go back in time i'd do things differently. I wish i was there more for my grandma.
+1Will you be doing the cargo plane that comes with this one?
+1Always a fan of hotwheels. I see you're just getting started, and buildingon ios. You shouldswitch to pc asap. But in the meantime, Here are a few tips.
+1When building with a physical reference, such as a model, find a way to measure it to make it look how you want. I used to use maseto tailwinds. I would use a ruler to measure the cockpit, and then build the rest of the plane to that scale.
Don't worry about detailed cockpits. Stick to basic cockpits, and always us two to make a canopy.
You can make them look even better by making whatever fuselage piece they're attached two one click lower on the height, attaching them, then going back up a click.
@rorrE we used to use Google sketch up before it became a VERY expensive paid subscription
+1No. Because I am Dad.
+1Back again? Shadey's back! Tell your friends!
+1@Graingy some guy with the same irl last name was selling all his stuff on the Facebook market place to make money either because he needed it for medical or because he couldn't work anymore. At the same time Bogdanx announced he was sick, and later deleted his account
+1Idk but I'm pretty sure Bogdanx (deleted his account) lives near me (as in the next town over)
+1I'm confused.
+1@Hiiamhere Yeah I knew the jig was up when i saw The Flying Dutchman even before he got any upvotes.
+1updated the post body
+1@AManWillDieButNotHisIdeas
@Rb2h
@LunarEclipseSP
updated the post body
+1@BYardley
@ShineyGemsBro
@F16xl
Dirt modified
+1Anything else
+1The staggerwing is NOT a light aircraft
+1https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1989TiananmenSquareprotestsand_massacre
+1Here's a thought: build your own. Or at least actually change something on your next ripoff. Changing the color isn't a rework, it's just a repaint.
MAYBE if you made some custom labels and added them, it MIGHT be considered a rework but even that's a stretch.
+1@TheUltimatePlaneLover I used to build them in like, a day. I know how much effort it takes to make one.
And my stance is this. If a plane is lacking in detail, it should make up for in it's scale, (1:1 or as close as possible, and flight characteristics, as close to the real thing as possible.
PEA's, at least from what I've seen, do not.
+1@TheUltimatePlaneLover low effort, low quality, and for some reason they get a tone of upvotes when compared to those of us who actually put in work and get nothing.
When I started out, I made PEA's and got darn near reported for it. It was a different time back in 2016.
+1You answered your own question
+1Trust me it's there for a reason
+1What the DUCK!?
+1@Lemonsharkii you can also make a bug report. I've had posts reinstated in the past.
+1@Majakalona uploaded prematurely. check again ;-)
+1My first true video game was Nascar 1999 by Papyrus on Windows xp
+1Is THAT THE WARWAGON FROM JUNKYARD WARS!?
+1Why did you have a dk in your files to begin with?
+1It's alright, if what you're going for is a straight vr adaptation of the simple twin prop, but what I like to see, and what I do, is full on adaptations of the design.
+1@SamTheUncle Lols!
+1@SamTheUncle you changed your name just for today, didn't you
+1I wonder if a bunch of hemispheres would work? They're the only non wheel part I know of that have built in friction physics
+1@OrderlyHippo maybe because t uses the same engine, it looks like simpleplanes
+1@C47skytrain this is a successor to an existing build.
+1@TheCommentaryGuy I think this is either Chinese or Japanese, run through Google translate
+1Somewhere in the NorthEsatern us.
+1They used to go to alot of air events
The designer suit that's built into the game. You can upload a build with screenshot that have blueprints in the background. So, what I do is instead of blueprints, I put the screenshot where it would go, and sign up the camera so that the plane itself is out of view.
+1Nice!
+1Even on an i3 with a 760 gpu and 16 gb ram I never had a problem with maywar
+1your work is amazing! i remember when you first posted, and i was blown away at your design (a F4F if i remember) and you keep getting better.
+1