@Mousewithamachinegun123 @ARMAGEDONGeneral
SPLC actually gets updated sometimes, so just go to PlanariaLab's account page to find the latest one. I just updated the link to ver 2
11qazxc links to their program on their forum post
(non-american pov)
I like kei cars, unfortunately there is literally no reason to get one in most places outside of japan because you can get a normal compact car/truck for about the same price
if you live in the usa you can also blame the corruption- uhh, lobbying
@ToeTips i don't know what is synced in mp. If all ships and enemy missiles can be synced, it should be possible to play any ground attack mission in mp
@Ownedpilot sure, you can post it
There is no auto pitch control, except for pitch adjustment when steering to reduce unwanted pitch, which is just made through trial and error. The ground effect is disabled on the rotor. The ground following feature comes from jets, see the VerticalEngine variable.
@Ownedpilot yeah it's quite hard to copy the handling, so i just made sure it had the same controls
Also the custom chase camera is probably quite jank
twitter if posted previously
discord is going to block images from being accessible outside discord soon
can try github but there is a significant chance of getting banned from there
@Rjenteissussy subtract the engine throttle input by the turning input, but this will only slow down the powered wheels
if you want to slow down the other wheels, you must assign another engine to them
How would you do it, remembering that the blueprint is still a 3d object rendered behind the plane? I can't imagine how it would work without orthographic and axis-aligned cameras
@ToeTips the small turbojet engines make basically no sound at low inputs. You can run it at low input and increase the thrust multiplier as needed
An open diff doesn't apply any torque, while a limited slip diff applies torque to balance the speeds of both wheels on an axle. This torque is just added to the engine torque.
idk how to make a good one either
One way i just thought of is to find the pull up input for your g limit at a bunch of speeds and altitudes, then you multiply the player's input by that value
No. Labels have some number formatting options and that's about it. String addition works in labels and the debug tool, and string comparisons work everywhere.
You can take the time from the last shot and run it through some kind of animation curve. You need variables to do this:
OnShot setter: rate(ammo("Cannon"))<0
TimeSinceLastShot setter: smooth(OnShot?0:1, OnShot?999999:1)
Note: In semi-auto mode, OnShot is true for 2 frames, but in full auto mode, it is true for 1 frame. If you are only using it for a visual animation, it's fine.
Use this for parabolic animation curve. I set it up quickly. Make sure to clamp piston output if you set the min value to something other than 0.
@INeedANewName
Consumer reason: in case the game is bad, you don't lose money. You can always wait until it's good before you buy it.
Economy reason: the companies get money even if the game is bad at launch --> companies make more games that are bad at launch
Exceptions are if you really trust the devs and publishers, or if you are a content creator
@LoneSpaceGaming you need the curly braces { }, the labels under the heli rotors do not have it. The { } tells the game that whatever inside is FT and should be evaluated. Without it, the game treats it as normal text.
In addition, the first line has a normal braces ( ) mismatch, and the first : should be ?. I am assuming that the n is the name of the variable. If you have used { } but the FT is not replaced with a value, it's because there is a syntax error. The dev console can sometimes tell you what is wrong.
The following is text copied from the label. If this isn't the area of concern, tell me. n(Time*800)/2 : 0) : 0
Offset_Z clamp01(WALK)*WALK_Start_Z
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The physics is the same, or very similar, across platforms, as long as the physics quality is the same. It's possible that the builds you downloaded do not support low physics, which have very soft connections when rotators and pistons are used.
thumbnail :troll:
Edit: I also check the plan views, since there are a lot of planes that look nice in the thumbnails but fall apart completely when you look directly at the front or side. There are also planes with an interior, but their digital instruments are made so messily that a blank screen would be better. I haven't seen people talk about these areas, so I think they are under-appreciated, or maybe I'm nitpicking.
More anime art on sp nice
+1Also she is l o n g rn, I think the main thing right now is to get the body proportions
ark royal (azur lane) is definitely questionable
+1@Mousewithamachinegun123 @ARMAGEDONGeneral
+1SPLC actually gets updated sometimes, so just go to PlanariaLab's account page to find the latest one. I just updated the link to ver 2
11qazxc links to their program on their forum post
Try to use the repeat function and compare the result against a constant
+1I am building a train using a forbidden propulsion system, fortunately for everyone the project is going very slowly
+1record some acting or voice lines above the sp footage or something idk
+1the nintendo assassination squad is rapidly approaching your location
+1what side dishes does it pair with?
+1(non-american pov)
+1I like kei cars, unfortunately there is literally no reason to get one in most places outside of japan because you can get a normal compact car/truck for about the same price
if you live in the usa you can also blame the corruption- uhh, lobbying
@Crums that's the problem, you made a mid plane and not a crappy one
+1@BARREND what do you mean
+1also, i'm probably not going to update this program anymore, use 11qazxc's or PlanariaLab's generators instead
adjust weight balance or add a small value to elevators
+1Comparison operators return true or false, which are converted to +1 or -1 respectively. Iirc beacon lights turn on if the input is nonzero
+1Nikola trucks 💀
+1(it already exists and has exactly zero power)
@ToeTips i don't know what is synced in mp. If all ships and enemy missiles can be synced, it should be possible to play any ground attack mission in mp
+1Imagine still being stuck in 2023, couldn't be me
+1They don't work, probably just a sp spaghetti code moment or devs forgor
+1@Fshd1103 i didn't
+1you can tune accel and top speed by adjusting thrust and drag multipliers, works for planes as well
@PowerRanger9604 yes but only the trunks of trees
+1@idk201011323 use the variable setters menu and change the controls, it's very easy to do
+1@Ownedpilot sure, you can post it
+1There is no auto pitch control, except for pitch adjustment when steering to reduce unwanted pitch, which is just made through trial and error. The ground effect is disabled on the rotor. The ground following feature comes from jets, see the VerticalEngine variable.
@ZER0G but you really only just need to change material 0 and 1
+1I added one color variation (but that one also changes the label colors)
@Ownedpilot yeah it's quite hard to copy the handling, so i just made sure it had the same controls
+1Also the custom chase camera is probably quite jank
@kaokaoo if that's true then the mod tools i'm using is older
+1@DCSplanepro12 unity is free bruh
+1To handle FT, you can use input controller, but it's not a good solution since mod parts can only have one input controller (i think)
+1@CrestelAeronautics2 no
+1twitter if posted previously
+1discord is going to block images from being accessible outside discord soon
can try github but there is a significant chance of getting banned from there
@Rjenteissussy subtract the engine throttle input by the turning input, but this will only slow down the powered wheels
+1if you want to slow down the other wheels, you must assign another engine to them
@Majakalona i haven't played juno on pc yet xdd
+1How would you do it, remembering that the blueprint is still a 3d object rendered behind the plane? I can't imagine how it would work without orthographic and axis-aligned cameras
+1@ToeTips the small turbojet engines make basically no sound at low inputs. You can run it at low input and increase the thrust multiplier as needed
+1An open diff doesn't apply any torque, while a limited slip diff applies torque to balance the speeds of both wheels on an axle. This torque is just added to the engine torque.
idk how to make a good one either
+1One way i just thought of is to find the pull up input for your g limit at a bunch of speeds and altitudes, then you multiply the player's input by that value
IA cat
+1singing robot cat real
Whatever you put into input controllers is called FT (funky trees), real and official terminology
+1if for simpleplanes, you need to start by writing a mod for that
+1You can base your communication protocol on Link2fs, which is made for MS flight sim
No. Labels have some number formatting options and that's about it. String addition works in labels and the debug tool, and string comparisons work everywhere.
+1You can take the time from the last shot and run it through some kind of animation curve. You need variables to do this:
+1OnShot setter: rate(ammo("Cannon"))<0
TimeSinceLastShot setter: smooth(OnShot?0:1, OnShot?999999:1)
Note: In semi-auto mode, OnShot is true for 2 frames, but in full auto mode, it is true for 1 frame. If you are only using it for a visual animation, it's fine.
Use this for parabolic animation curve. I set it up quickly. Make sure to clamp piston output if you set the min value to something other than 0.
@Majakalona they see your post xdd
+1Using it outside of sp might be illegal
+1Sacabambaspis
+1:crab:
+1Literally revived an account that was inactive for 1.8 years to (re)start beef
+1@Graingy due to being top rank for too long, there was probably a risk that he would become a false god of andrewism
+1Unpersoned and banished for being at the top for too long, literally 1984 (jk)
+1@INeedANewName
+1Consumer reason: in case the game is bad, you don't lose money. You can always wait until it's good before you buy it.
Economy reason: the companies get money even if the game is bad at launch --> companies make more games that are bad at launch
Exceptions are if you really trust the devs and publishers, or if you are a content creator
Use the smooth alternative
smooth(sum(1)<0.1 ? START_VALUE : (INPUT<0 ? MIN_VALUE : MAX_VALUE), abs(INPUT))
+1float START_VALUE: Value to initialize the function with, usually 0.float MIN_VALUE: Minimum output value.float MAX_VALUE: Maximum output value.float INPUT: Input that corresponds to the argument ofsum(...)..
Added to ft list
@LoneSpaceGaming you need the curly braces
{ }, the labels under the heli rotors do not have it. The{ }tells the game that whatever inside is FT and should be evaluated. Without it, the game treats it as normal text.In addition, the first line has a normal braces
( )mismatch, and the first:should be?. I am assuming that thenis the name of the variable. If you have used{ }but the FT is not replaced with a value, it's because there is a syntax error. The dev console can sometimes tell you what is wrong.The following is text copied from the label. If this isn't the area of concern, tell me.
n(Time*800)/2 : 0) : 0WALK_X_inc (Pitch*sin(FPS_YAW)+Roll*cos(FPS_YAW))*(abs(Pitch)&abs(Roll)?FPS_Speed/2:FPS_Speed)WALK_Z_inc (Pitch*cos(FPS_YAW)-Roll*sin(FPS_YAW))*(abs(Pitch)&abs(Roll)?FPS_Speed/2:FPS_Speed)Offset_X clamp01(WALK)*WALK_Start_XOffset_Y clamp01(WALK)*WALK_Start_Y
+1Offset_Z clamp01(WALK)*WALK_Start_Z.
The physics is the same, or very similar, across platforms, as long as the physics quality is the same. It's possible that the builds you downloaded do not support low physics, which have very soft connections when rotators and pistons are used.
thumbnail :troll:
+1Edit: I also check the plan views, since there are a lot of planes that look nice in the thumbnails but fall apart completely when you look directly at the front or side. There are also planes with an interior, but their digital instruments are made so messily that a blank screen would be better. I haven't seen people talk about these areas, so I think they are under-appreciated, or maybe I'm nitpicking.
@ToeTips this software is windows only due to the use of a windows-specific library. You can try to see if wine can run the exe. Or use the following:
+1PlanariaLab SPLC py source code version probably works on linux
11qazxc HTML port, there is a link to their webpage