The best part of the SP designer is that the nudge increment and the part adjustment increment are completely unlinked, and the minimum nudge increment is 0.1 of a millimetre, so placing things precisely and adjusting the length of things is really quick and easy. Also you can do multiple things at the same time without having to go into the settings, like you can rotate things and nudge things at exactly the same time. Also the hot keys to rotate things always rotates it by 90 degrees, so if you want things adjusted quickly before placing them on your plane, that can be done without excessive clicking or having parts being unexpectedly rotated. Also if you want stuff done in more precision, there's one single menu where you can nudge and rotate things and adjust their increments, and it's super easy to use.
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The main complaint of the SP designer is that placing parts on your plane can be a pain in the butt as parts never seem to want to go where you want, and when you place them, they attach to everything. But the thing that causes this, in my opinion, is a thing that's extremely useful if you make more detailed builds: parts have have unlimited connections to other parts. This can be super useful if you're building extremely detailed, small things like custom logos and gauge clusters and cockpits, where some parts need to be connected to like 50 other parts at once. The game also has a connection editor so controlling the connections around mechanisms is a breeze
What game is that actually?
@Funtimefoxy2005 I plan on building a classic car at some point, I'm not sure when though
The best part of the SP designer is that the nudge increment and the part adjustment increment are completely unlinked, and the minimum nudge increment is 0.1 of a millimetre, so placing things precisely and adjusting the length of things is really quick and easy. Also you can do multiple things at the same time without having to go into the settings, like you can rotate things and nudge things at exactly the same time. Also the hot keys to rotate things always rotates it by 90 degrees, so if you want things adjusted quickly before placing them on your plane, that can be done without excessive clicking or having parts being unexpectedly rotated. Also if you want stuff done in more precision, there's one single menu where you can nudge and rotate things and adjust their increments, and it's super easy to use.
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The main complaint of the SP designer is that placing parts on your plane can be a pain in the butt as parts never seem to want to go where you want, and when you place them, they attach to everything. But the thing that causes this, in my opinion, is a thing that's extremely useful if you make more detailed builds: parts have have unlimited connections to other parts. This can be super useful if you're building extremely detailed, small things like custom logos and gauge clusters and cockpits, where some parts need to be connected to like 50 other parts at once. The game also has a connection editor so controlling the connections around mechanisms is a breeze
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+3I don't think it works like that. The tyres make the same amount of grip regardless of the speed you're going.
But that's like over half a month away
This is a true forum
My memory is solely reserved for remembering aircraft names and anything else you tell me will be immediately forgotten.
+6For Wright's geography, I think 1 runway is most realistic for it.
+7@edensk Okay I think it makes a little more sense now
+1@edensk Oh yeah just realised what I said 🤣
+1The saddest part, although nearly 3000 people were killed in the towers, they only found 18 survivers in the wreckage. :(
+3@Destroyerz117 Glorious
+1You shall be scoured from the face of existence
+4They are all RC. You can tell because some are ATR72-600s and some are ATR72-500s. This is physically impossible and therefore this is fake.
+1no
They're all RC
Yes they are all RC
These are all fake. They're RC planes
Me: Wait, it's all RC?
+1Behind me: click clikck "Always has been"
Photo of an RC planes store floor plan, this is fake
This is where your RC planes go when they fly out of range, never to be seen again
+1Small RC plane gathering, 1932, colourised
+2Nah jokes they're all RC
+1They're all RC geez
+1Boeing McDoigbus A737-3000 Skyhawk
+1They're all Piper Cubs clearly
+2Plz this is a joke... kind of.
SP only allows Latin letters rip
I bet he says exactly the same thing to you back
+1Damn this is a good tree
21 obviously gee
Time for 200+ decibels of organ-twisting, seizure-inducing, hearing destroying, pure noise!
+4Damn that sound is actually really accurate!
+6Fortunately it still nowhere near loud enough though 😂
@BaconEggs Ahh ok they fixed it. It wasn't working for me earlier :p
Tip to making it more sleek: Increase the height value of the fuselage
@BaconEggs Ok lol. What should I use?
60.205.216.2
That's okay! If you need a break, take it :)
+10hon hon bomb bomb
@OPaiTaOn Sir that is Italian
@Fewerantman The chassis alone, with just the engine, suspension and frame with no body, has almost 1000 parts, so yeah that ain't happening sadly :(
Looking forward to the Ju-52 for MSFS
+1Not any more
+1@Fewerantman Thanks!
It takes an insane level or precision and skill to do that ngl
+6Plz stop tagging me
Finally a decent railway map!
+3@RealChenxiang Impossible! XD
+2@Mattvan28 It's probably because you need to put it in the water XD