@NotSoNormalPioneer question is... how do I use the individual part ID for that input... for general purpose I can use the cockpit and have some sort of height difference/time
please change the subect from "it is your job to design a 2nd generation early jet fighter" to "build a replica of a 2nd generation jet fighter", since the first implies that you can submit your own designs.
@RuvienRuvienTheCitizen I like Me 262's and I'm an absolute madlad when flying them, and even if it doesn't fly that well, it has the correct fuselage shape, very few users have been able to replicate properly the fuselage of the Me 262.
@RuvienRuvienTheCitizen I've been looking for a well made 262 airframe for a while, since I'm conducting test on engines of the era (BMW 018 and possibly the Jumo 004 with afterburner). I just need the frame, I can adjust the flight model to the real data :3
can the code also be linked to the blinking for the radar's enemy location? so in time of the sweep, the light turns on for a second, then off and on again with the next sweep.
Note: after a bunch of investigation, I think I'll be using your config for this radar, the Neptun's 3 dial display is a bit confusing and too bulky to use...
@PapaKernels you'll get used to it, I drive an Automatic Mercedes Benz 260E, yet, I had to relearn how to drive a manual in under an hour because we bought a Suzuki Maruti and I had to drive it 100km straight on the way back to my city. so far, I still have some trouble with hills, but just apply handbrake before you start so you can release the clutch in a safe way without going backwards. Good luck mate!
don't think I'll be participating here, but a small tip: for those using wheels for suspension, make sure to have a tank under 45 tons, otherwise, your wheels will wobble a lot and the tank will be difficult to handle.
1) Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione 2003
2) I can't really decide, but Japanese and German brands. I still have to try a lot of brands yet to decide.
3) Mercedes Benz 190E with swapped M104 and 4Matic. Basically a Supra killer and Group B wannabe.
4) I'd say the Unimog, very versatile in all kinds of terrain.
5) Renault clio. I rebuilt the entire engine(K4M 1.6 16v) following the instructions and with the special tools and still got the distribution wrongly placed... Who on earth designed that engine!!!
I could enter, but not sure if my Drachen may be able to meet the rules, as the cockpit alone is currently +860 parts and it's not even finished, also it's a twin seater, so more gauges to put. but I'll see if I can come up with something.
@Vladimir1944 oh, that... Maybe I could implement it in a future version. The Naxos has a detection range of 50km, so it wil detect stuff beyond visual range. I just need the FT for it...
As for the other radar on my Drachen, the 240 Berlin. Someone already made a working display for it, although I'm not sure how accurate it may be, since there's next to none images of the CRT display itself, let alone a video of one working...
@MRpingouin nah, not really, the real working thing is the screen. The rest is dummy equipment, if that's what you mean. But for a realistic setup at least thr rotative radar and the CRT display should be mounted
@MRpingouin it's explained above, the screen is your radar display, 2nd is the power supply and 3rd is the radar itself. you can see it working in this video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CX4LladtVLI&t=22s
@MRpingouin I'd prefer with credits, but if you forget, no worries, it's basically the only working EZ42 in the whole site xd. I'm sharing it because I know many who build luftwaffee planes will appreciate an accurate piece of equipment for their planes, same as My Naxos radar that I released like a week ago.
I'm building this stuff because I need this equipment on my plane and no one had built it yet...
@Sovietstrike333 @Guiso @BogdanX thank you very much! have a safe flight!
+3@MrVaultech @Bife @ThomasRoderick thank you very much everyone! I hope you enjoy this wonderful plane.
+3@Aeromotive I still have my plane that I designed for that race, although... it loves to stall xd
@NotSoNormalPioneer question is... how do I use the individual part ID for that input... for general purpose I can use the cockpit and have some sort of height difference/time
please change the subect from "it is your job to design a 2nd generation early jet fighter" to "build a replica of a 2nd generation jet fighter", since the first implies that you can submit your own designs.
Nier Automata Desert ruins?! O.O
@FrostPneuma there's a Tag called "Painted" for this kind of build
@RuvienRuvienTheCitizen this was my Me 262 from maany years ago
+1@RuvienRuvienTheCitizen I like Me 262's and I'm an absolute madlad when flying them, and even if it doesn't fly that well, it has the correct fuselage shape, very few users have been able to replicate properly the fuselage of the Me 262.
@RuvienRuvienTheCitizen will take months, just in case
@RuvienRuvienTheCitizen I've been looking for a well made 262 airframe for a while, since I'm conducting test on engines of the era (BMW 018 and possibly the Jumo 004 with afterburner). I just need the frame, I can adjust the flight model to the real data :3
requesting permission to use this Me262 for research purposes and engine testbed
+1can the code also be linked to the blinking for the radar's enemy location? so in time of the sweep, the light turns on for a second, then off and on again with the next sweep.
Note: after a bunch of investigation, I think I'll be using your config for this radar, the Neptun's 3 dial display is a bit confusing and too bulky to use...
@PapaKernels you'll get used to it, I drive an Automatic Mercedes Benz 260E, yet, I had to relearn how to drive a manual in under an hour because we bought a Suzuki Maruti and I had to drive it 100km straight on the way back to my city. so far, I still have some trouble with hills, but just apply handbrake before you start so you can release the clutch in a safe way without going backwards. Good luck mate!
don't think I'll be participating here, but a small tip: for those using wheels for suspension, make sure to have a tank under 45 tons, otherwise, your wheels will wobble a lot and the tank will be difficult to handle.
August 5, 1997
1) Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione 2003
2) I can't really decide, but Japanese and German brands. I still have to try a lot of brands yet to decide.
3) Mercedes Benz 190E with swapped M104 and 4Matic. Basically a Supra killer and Group B wannabe.
4) I'd say the Unimog, very versatile in all kinds of terrain.
5) Renault clio. I rebuilt the entire engine(K4M 1.6 16v) following the instructions and with the special tools and still got the distribution wrongly placed... Who on earth designed that engine!!!
@GontarMotors thank you very much!
+1Wish you the best mate, it's really encouraging to see translate in-game skills to irl stuff. Salutes from a fellow student car mechanic ;)
+1sorry, but I won't be participating, I work until night.
@OrderlyHippo
I could enter, but not sure if my Drachen may be able to meet the rules, as the cockpit alone is currently +860 parts and it's not even finished, also it's a twin seater, so more gauges to put. but I'll see if I can come up with something.
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@Locurapuntocom thank you for the upvote!
+1now we need a 2B android and we can play Nier Automata on Simpleplanes lol
@AWESOMENESS360 I was thinking more of a flak cannon, but with 0 damage, not sure if that's possible tho...
Welcome to the community!
quite impressive
@V Lawyer was eected, he was an impostor
@NikoFox who knows
@Spitfire12 thank you!
meanwhile, me waiting for money to build a new pc because my laptop can't handle those mods...
+4I have no idea who just upvoted, but thank you very much, anonymous person
@Vladimir1944 note, The naxos radar only displays cardinal coordinates, it doesn't calculate distance, nor height.
@Vladimir1944 oh, that... Maybe I could implement it in a future version. The Naxos has a detection range of 50km, so it wil detect stuff beyond visual range. I just need the FT for it...
+1As for the other radar on my Drachen, the 240 Berlin. Someone already made a working display for it, although I'm not sure how accurate it may be, since there's next to none images of the CRT display itself, let alone a video of one working...
@Vladimir1944 mind explaining?
so... this can be used on tanks as well? like setting a position for reload
fun to fly, although, removing the gyroscope makes a better experience
is this Warthunder?!! the level of detail is impressive!
+4@Spikerya thank you for the upvote!
+1@MRpingouin np! n.n
@Grizzlitn_CFSP ok!
+1@MRpingouin nah, not really, the real working thing is the screen. The rest is dummy equipment, if that's what you mean. But for a realistic setup at least thr rotative radar and the CRT display should be mounted
is this glide bomb at 1:1 scale? I'm planning on making the MCLOS version.
+1@MRpingouin it's explained above, the screen is your radar display, 2nd is the power supply and 3rd is the radar itself. you can see it working in this video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CX4LladtVLI&t=22s
@MRpingouin yep
@Highground @AtlasAviation @MRpingouin thank you very much for the upvotes!
@MRpingouin I'd prefer with credits, but if you forget, no worries, it's basically the only working EZ42 in the whole site xd. I'm sharing it because I know many who build luftwaffee planes will appreciate an accurate piece of equipment for their planes, same as My Naxos radar that I released like a week ago.
I'm building this stuff because I need this equipment on my plane and no one had built it yet...
@Grizzlitn_CFSP Thank you for the upvote! And hope you enjoy this gyrosight replica.
@MrVaultech yay!, thank you for the upvote!
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