There are at least 4 different "electric" propulsion methods.
All of them use gizmos like airbrakes, pistons, rotators, shocks... (One of them also uses wings).
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It's all about pushing air back. For example, a piston moving an activated airbrake that's pointing backwards or a rotator moving wing parts like a propeller.
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I'm pretty sure randomusername could explain it a lot better than me though.
If you still don't get what DickBrazen is saying:
- Quick Edit: an app that can be used to view/edit xml files (SP designs are in this format). You would be able to find and fix any error in the file to recover the build.
- Backing up: Just upload your craft as unlisted while you're making it, just so you don't lose everything if something like this happens.
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Since you're on your iPad (iOS), there's nothing you can do, as you can't access your files... So sorry, but you've lost it forever.
@SimplyPlain No problem, it's probably the length, you should never use different values in the exhaust scales, changing the engine's max would do the job.
One of my favourite aircraft, really nice replica, good job!
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I've noticed some flaws though:
- AG6 only detaches the left pylon.
- The engine's exhaust scale (without afterburner) is a bit messed up.
Other than that it's pretty nice.
Select machine gun ---> open Overload ---> go to the menu called "Gun" ---> add a new line ---> in the left box put tracerColor and in the other box put the hex code of the colour you want, for example: FFFFFF (which is white).
@FlyingHueman @Stormfur
All the colours are located at the end of the file and are called "materials".
I extended that list and then assigned each part their corresponding "material" number (with overload) to give them the correct colour.
Thanks for your comment, btw, FlyingHueman, I really appreciate it. :)
Negative.
I don't have it so I won't.
Nice vortices.
@asteroidbook345 There aren't any variables related to targets yet, so it's currently not possible.
+1@asteroidbook345 Ask Diloph, not me.
@asteroidbook345 No.
There's a mod.
@PointlessWhyshouldi Nice, you're welcome.
Collisions.
This is getting spammy...
+17
@AWESOMENESS360 Thanks, lol.
Set the massScale of the entire control surfaces to 0 to prevent wobbling...
Lol, another one.
The user you are wanting to credit is Tessemi.
+2.
Nice plane.
I'm already on a 2 weeks long break.
Time to work on my Hornet...
By the way...
Increase the strength of the landing gear.
It also changes depending on AoA.
There are at least 4 different "electric" propulsion methods.
All of them use gizmos like airbrakes, pistons, rotators, shocks... (One of them also uses wings).
.
It's all about pushing air back. For example, a piston moving an activated airbrake that's pointing backwards or a rotator moving wing parts like a propeller.
.
I'm pretty sure randomusername could explain it a lot better than me though.
A bit pointless for such a specific thing, a "special" tag would make more sense.
+3If you still don't get what DickBrazen is saying:
- Quick Edit: an app that can be used to view/edit xml files (SP designs are in this format). You would be able to find and fix any error in the file to recover the build.
- Backing up: Just upload your craft as unlisted while you're making it, just so you don't lose everything if something like this happens.
.
Since you're on your iPad (iOS), there's nothing you can do, as you can't access your files... So sorry, but you've lost it forever.
@Notaperson
Clicky 1.
Clicky 2.
Okay.
+1Nice, good luck.
+1@GeneralPatrick2 You're welcome, I do see quite an improvement from your older builds, I'm pretty sure you will make great crafts anytime soon.
+1@ProjectVideoGame @NFIGMT, android users with version 1.9 or higher can't use any mods other than map plugins. iOS users can't use any mods.
Thanks, @MegaFox
@asteroidbook345 Oof, okay.
@asteroidbook345 Okay, the formatting messed it up, reeeeee.
This:
clamp01(Activate3) * clamp01(GS>15.4333) * clamp01(GS<66.8778)
@asteroidbook345 I probably messed up with the booleans, try this:
clamp01(Activate3) * clamp01(GS>15.4333) * clamp01(GS<66.8778)Congrats, you mentioned me 4 consecutive times, have a cookie.
@asteroidbook345 Oh wait, I just saw you are putting it in the ActivationGroup, and not in the input.
@asteroidbook345 My formula is finished and ready to use.
@asteroidbook345
Oof.
That's not what I said.
It would be
clamp01(Activate3) * clamp01(66.8778>GS>15.4333)Just add
+1* clamp01(Activate3)to the input.@SimplyPlain No problem, it's probably the length, you should never use different values in the exhaust scales, changing the engine's
maxwould do the job.One of my favourite aircraft, really nice replica, good job!
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I've noticed some flaws though:
- AG6 only detaches the left pylon.
- The engine's exhaust scale (without afterburner) is a bit messed up.
Other than that it's pretty nice.
@Hedero Thanks! :)
Select machine gun ---> open Overload ---> go to the menu called "Gun" ---> add a new line ---> in the left box put
+2tracerColorand in the other box put the hex code of the colour you want, for example: FFFFFF (which is white).What James said, it doesn't work on any version older than iOS 13.
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I prefer owo, to be honest...
+2@GentonGengar Thanks! I'm glad you like it. :)
@TheBlueRobotProduct Thank you, I appreciate it.
+1This is quite fun, lol.
Thanks, @QingyuZhou :)
@ChisP Thanks and congrats, kek.
@FlyingHueman @Stormfur
All the colours are located at the end of the file and are called "materials".
I extended that list and then assigned each part their corresponding "material" number (with overload) to give them the correct colour.
Thanks for your comment, btw, FlyingHueman, I really appreciate it. :)
+1@ChisP Thank you! It actually took less than 2 weeks, not that much (for me), lol.
@UnguidedCylinder Thanks!
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