@jamesPLANEScdxxLXIX Yeah, it's quite a bit similar to a B36.
The engine layout will be significantly different however, so it won't be too similar to a B36.
In my experience, adding a gyroscope with the input "Yaw-(YawRate*number less than 1)"under the yaw input field should reduce or eliminate unwanted yawing.
I've tried to access your K750LR, but I get a "The resource you are looking for has been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable." message.
@SimpleplanesJP11 This is the aircraft you were wondering about.
The server seems to have quit working for me, so I figured I would answer your question here.
That is pretty much how I imagined my logo would look if I put it on one of my airplanes.
I would, in fact, put my logo on my airplanes, if text labels would properly wrap around curved surfaces.
If you want to add a detailed description before making the aircraft public, you can post the aircraft as "Unlisted", and edit the aircraft's description on the website. This is how you get detailed descriptions with images, and better formatting. Afterwards, you can make the aircraft "Public" by using the drop-down menu on the right side of the screen on the website, which will publish the aircraft.
To upload a plane to the website, select your aircraft in-game and click on the designer menu (3-Bars Button). At the top of the designer menu, there is a button that says "Share Aircraft", click this button and an interface will appear. The game will most likely require you to sign in with your SimplePlanes website account. Once ready, you can add screenshots (at least 1 is required), a title (auto-generated), a description (not required), and you can choose to make the post Public or Unlisted.
@IICXLVIICDLXXXIIIDCXLVII I tried teaching myself PID to use on my Swift fighter jet.
It was very time consuming and didn't work well.
But, if I ever learn PID, I might do a tutorial on it.
@IICXLVIICDLXXXIIIDCXLVII NACAPROP airfoils act as if they are in a constantly stalled state. Controls on this airfoil tend to be less effective, and it takes significant speed to actually fly an aircraft with NACAPROP wings, because as mentioned above, the airfoil acts as if it is constantly stalled.
I recommend postimages.org for PC, just be sure to use the direct link and not the normal link.
Discord also works for image uploading.
@Ummmhelli Thanks for the tip! I didn't know you could change the opacity of jet exhaust, but that would explain the FF alpha code on the back of the hex code.
The thick black smoke trail was an intentional feature due to older turbojets emitting massive amounts of smoke, even more than this engine does.
But, I may use your tip on an upcoming older-style turbofan engine, as I don't need the trail to be quite as intense.
@jamesPLANEScdxxLXIX Yeah, it's quite a bit similar to a B36.
+2The engine layout will be significantly different however, so it won't be too similar to a B36.
@jamesPLANEScdxxLXIX Ok, thanks for clearing that up.
+1@Griffon1 No problem!
@Bryan5
+1@HalfaBlock
When someone upvotes a teaser post, but doesn't directly request a tag by saying "T", should I still tag them?
@Griffon1 Great!
+1In my experience, adding a gyroscope with the input "Yaw-(YawRate*number less than 1)"under the yaw input field should reduce or eliminate unwanted yawing.
@KyonIndustries Oh, ok.
I've tried to access your K750LR, but I get a "The resource you are looking for has been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable." message.
@SimpleplanesJP11
61.82.248.222@SimpleplanesJP11 This is the aircraft you were wondering about.
The server seems to have quit working for me, so I figured I would answer your question here.
I need to start experimenting with fuselage logos.
+1That is pretty much how I imagined my logo would look if I put it on one of my airplanes.
+1I would, in fact, put my logo on my airplanes, if text labels would properly wrap around curved surfaces.
Additionally, if you choose to add detailed descriptions, you can use this to help you with formatting and uploading images.
+1If you want to add a detailed description before making the aircraft public, you can post the aircraft as "Unlisted", and edit the aircraft's description on the website. This is how you get detailed descriptions with images, and better formatting. Afterwards, you can make the aircraft "Public" by using the drop-down menu on the right side of the screen on the website, which will publish the aircraft.
+1To upload a plane to the website, select your aircraft in-game and click on the designer menu (3-Bars Button). At the top of the designer menu, there is a button that says "Share Aircraft", click this button and an interface will appear. The game will most likely require you to sign in with your SimplePlanes website account. Once ready, you can add screenshots (at least 1 is required), a title (auto-generated), a description (not required), and you can choose to make the post Public or Unlisted.
+1@SimplePlanesPlayer1 I have also posted a video demonstrating PSM capabilities for my D610 fighter jet. You can use that as a reference.
@SimplePlanesPlayer1 Look it up online for better clarification.
@SimplePlanesPlayer1 It's just those really intense maneuvers (such as the cobra maneuver).
@SimplePlanesPlayer1 Post-Stall Maneuvering.
I can help with thrust vectoring code if needed.
Try making a PSM capable aircraft with thrust vectoring.
Nice projects however. They had (and still have) good potential.
I can't even count how many scrapped projects I've done in the past year (not to mention redesigned/reworked projects).
Link to the aircraft.
Autotag: @MrCOPTY
Thoughts or suggestions? Let me know!
Have you tried
14.49.119.147?Ah, I see you have finally created an account.
+1There's something about older era jet engines that makes them rather fascinating.
+1@KyonIndustries Yeah. That can happen on startup even on high physics if the throttle is up.
Flying to higher altitudes should reduce (if not eliminate) the issue.
Autotag: @MrCOPTY
@IICXLVIICDLXXXIIIDCXLVII I tried teaching myself PID to use on my Swift fighter jet.
It was very time consuming and didn't work well.
But, if I ever learn PID, I might do a tutorial on it.
@IICXLVIICDLXXXIIIDCXLVII No idea, other than you can use it to make custom propellers.
+2@IICXLVIICDLXXXIIIDCXLVII This airfoil is actually meant for propellers, hence the name NACA'PROP'.
+2@IICXLVIICDLXXXIIIDCXLVII NACAPROP airfoils act as if they are in a constantly stalled state. Controls on this airfoil tend to be less effective, and it takes significant speed to actually fly an aircraft with NACAPROP wings, because as mentioned above, the airfoil acts as if it is constantly stalled.
+2@YEEEETplane I would assume giving the
inputControlleran activation group would work.Other than that, I have no other solutions at the moment.
Typically using
sum(input)will simulate infinite movement.
+1I recommend postimages.org for PC, just be sure to use the direct link and not the normal link.
Discord also works for image uploading.
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+2The images are not visible.
+1Or you could use Discord on mobile devices.
+1
+1I recommend using postimages.org
If you do so, be sure to use the direct link and not the normal link.
Autotag: @MrCOPTY
Thoughts or suggestions? Let me know!
@CanadianAircraftBuilder I use the XBox game bar (windows + g) on Windows.
@SimplePlanesPlayer1 I used the nudge tool to move it into its position, and then manually added a connection between a block and the jet engine.
@ThatOneRoadTrainBuilder19 Thanks!
+1Link to the aircraft.
@Ummmhelli Thanks for the tip! I didn't know you could change the opacity of jet exhaust, but that would explain the
FFalpha code on the back of the hex code.The thick black smoke trail was an intentional feature due to older turbojets emitting massive amounts of smoke, even more than this engine does.
But, I may use your tip on an upcoming older-style turbofan engine, as I don't need the trail to be quite as intense.
@ZeroWithSlashedO Best case scenario.