@plane634 It appears that unfortunately, the Mriya is indeed no longer with us, or at the very least severely damaged, hopefully she can still be restored or if not, some of her remains can be preserved to honor her service all these years.
Here is the supposed satellite image of the 225 burning in her hangar, I know it's just a plane but viewer discretion is advised.
If this makes it any better, the An-225 will be rebuild (if it was indeed destroyed), it'll take a couple of years, but hopefully the aviation legend will take to the skies again.
Bush Plane
Gator 2
Hellkeska
Kicking Fish
P-51-B
P-51-D
PigPen
Sea Plane
Twin Prop
Vertigo
Wasp
Little Bugger (it's a car)
There's also the simple version of these planes, they have the same name (except the P-51s, it's simply P-51, and the Little Bugger doesn't have a simple version)
Ah these usually have something to do with your internet connection, try switching from WiFi to cellular data or vice versa and see if the download speed changes
@ShinyGemsBro yeah I too am aware of that, which is why I uploaded this plane just as a mere add-on to the other MiG-29MU, this was meant to be a secondary airplane to go along with that first MiG-29, I also don't put much emphasis on this being a Ghost of Kyiv plane, it's just a MiG-29MU with standard loadouts, hence the very short description compared to the first one, but turns out it's this one that got more upvotes so yeah ¯_(ツ)_/¯
@MAPA In simple terms I made it like this :
- I chose a fuselage part which I want to paint on
- I then bring in a hollow fuselage and copy the shape of the designated fuselage block (length, width, height, inclination, etc), then color that hollow fuselage in a different color
- Then I put the hollow fuselage in the same position of that fuselage block, until they clip inside one another, then make the hollow fuselage just a tiny bity bigger so that the 'clipping' effect doesn't appear
- I then simply change the shape of that hollow fuselage accordingly, utilizing fuselage cutting most of the time to get the desired shape, whilst making sure that the hollow fuselage doesn't 'sink' into the fuselage block but also not poke out too much, I then repeat this for every step of the painting
Sorry if it sounded convoluted, it's easier to understand while doing it, it's quite literally just like painting something
Edit : as for how I did this camouflage specifically I basically followed a blueprint
There's an XML code for this, it goes like this if I recall correctly :
Go to XML -> select weapon (the selector is on the top of the XML tab, and the weapon category should be under parts) -> add column -> on the left side, write "name" no caps no space -> on the right, put the name of the weapon you'd like
@WisconsinStatePolice The bearing was relative to the plane, so front of the plane would've been 000 and the rear 360, and the 104 was heading from east to west, that's why the pilot called out a seemingly contradicting bearing. I admit that's probably not how it works realistically, as they'd probably use a Bullseye, a floating point in the sky that's relative to earth, but I used this method instead to create a different battle management system for the Sakuriyans (the 104's home country). The Rokushe AWACS was also using bearings relative to the planes too FYI.
@combinetheelite well, any island really... As long as you're shooting from the other island
but fr though, if you are on PC, Maywar's big enough, but on mobile, Snowstone is enough
@DatRoadTrainGuy19 yep it got taken down, it's unfortunate but it is what it is, didn't think about the post's controversial nature before posting and it attracted just that, controversy, so no wonder why it got removed. I will be posting an unlisted regular loadouts version of this plane and place the link in the description soon
@plutoshouldbeaplanet Oh snap I think I got the supermanueverability AG wrong, AG1 does nothing and it's AG2 that activates it, it's fixed now, sorry for the inconvenience I got the supermanueverability AG mixed up with the Blue one
Accounting for total time (including times for rest, work, etc), best I could do was about 3 days to a week depending on the model, but on average it's about 1.5 - 3 weeks, longest was 3 months I think. However accounting for only the time in-game, it was about 0.58-1.16 days of work (14-28 hours), though this may vary, as this was just seven 4 hour game sessions in a month
@Pepopi I see, sorry that the post bothers you and potentially many other people, I didn't think it thoroughly before posting the entire thing around that character, it was a final minute decision to make the airplane look 'cooler', but instead it generated a controversy, and that's entirely my fault, I could've posted it as a standard Mig-29 with no association and it would've done just fine, again, sorry for the actions I've done, it's up to you to forgive or not, I wish to stay neutral on the conflict, hopefully it will be resolved one day.
I used to have several fictional aircraft (and one weaponry) corporation 2 years ago, the biggest ones are Tavorsky and Kenworth, Kenworth is essentially the Western aircraft corporation (Boeing, Lockheed, Grumman, etc) whilst Tavorsky is the Eastern aircraft corporation (Mikoyan, Sukhoi, Ilyushin, etc), these two are based on the two biggest island, Wright for Tavorsky and Krakabloa for Kenworth, all they essentially do is to build military aircraft to constantly one up each other, I haven't continued their series as I found replica builds to be more enjoyable lol, the latest planes I've made for them are the Tavorsky T-50, basically a copy of the S-70 Okhotnik-B Drone but as a bomber, and the Kenworth K-14 Bugs, a crossover between the F-14 and the ducking XF-85 Goblin, though the best planes I've made for each side are the T-14-27-RV for Tavorsky, a copy of the Su-27, and the K-4 Water-C, a copy of the F-35
There are also other companies that exist during this period, such as Babylon, basically Iran Aircraft Manufacturing Industrial Company (HESA), that produces like 3 planes, one of them being a copy of the Qaher-313, then there's Zukaiku, a Chinese based aircraft corporation, with it's competitor being Takoyaki, as you'd expect a Japanese based corporation, and finally the sole weapons manufacturer, Sendjata Ksatria (SK), basically my own version of the Indonesian company PT Pindad, which produces tanks, ships, and some planes, I believed I made my first custom missile under this company
So yeah I guess now you learned something new today, I didn't upload these planes cause by the time I started uploading things here those planes were already a year old, however you can still see the K-14 and an earlier version of the T-14 in action on my Blinding Lights video at 2:15
Edit : TL;DR basically my own attempt at recreating aircraft development of mid to late Cold War, the lore is very shallow though as I didn't make any kind of sophisticated lore at the time
@BaconAircraft Well I've actually just found out what the issue was, it was the gyro installed on the missile, it was installed on a 45deg angle as a measure by me to stop the missile from just slamming into the ocean when on it's way to the carrier group, and for whatever reason when that rotated gyro was rotated 90deg it does... well this
Additional notes : I also couldn't press anything when the game goes black, that's why you can see me bring up the back button of my phone to actually pause the game as opposed to just clicking the pause button, seems like something's causing the game to lag so badly it freezes all other functions
@CallsignSkywalker Well... perhaps there's a way to turn an image into a code that is compatible with the coding language used by the label part and then just simply copy-pasting instead of going through the converter, however I have no idea how to do that and neither do I know if it'll work or not, other than that unfortunately there isn't a way to make a label image on mobile unfortunately
@CallsignSkywalker I used the IA Image Importer app for it, I simply saved the image of the flag and roundel from google, make their backgrounds transparent, and run them through the app. Also if you're using this method make sure the resolution isn't too high as it can freeze the editor every minute or so
@realSavageMan Thanks, video production itself took about 11 days (though in reality it can be done in about a week but i was lazy lol), including filming the scenes and editing, though with planning the cinematics and making the planes themselves it took about a month
@plane634 It appears that unfortunately, the Mriya is indeed no longer with us, or at the very least severely damaged, hopefully she can still be restored or if not, some of her remains can be preserved to honor her service all these years.
Here is the supposed satellite image of the 225 burning in her hangar, I know it's just a plane but viewer discretion is advised.
If this makes it any better, the An-225 will be rebuild (if it was indeed destroyed), it'll take a couple of years, but hopefully the aviation legend will take to the skies again.
+8It's these:
Bush Plane
Gator 2
Hellkeska
Kicking Fish
P-51-B
P-51-D
PigPen
Sea Plane
Twin Prop
Vertigo
Wasp
Little Bugger (it's a car)
There's also the simple version of these planes, they have the same name (except the P-51s, it's simply P-51, and the Little Bugger doesn't have a simple version)
+4Ah these usually have something to do with your internet connection, try switching from WiFi to cellular data or vice versa and see if the download speed changes
+3@DatMaluchGuy19 Currently making a Mil Mi-35P, but the next upload would probably be an Iranian F-14 or the F-15s in this video.
+2@ShinyGemsBro yeah I too am aware of that, which is why I uploaded this plane just as a mere add-on to the other MiG-29MU, this was meant to be a secondary airplane to go along with that first MiG-29, I also don't put much emphasis on this being a Ghost of Kyiv plane, it's just a MiG-29MU with standard loadouts, hence the very short description compared to the first one, but turns out it's this one that got more upvotes so yeah ¯_(ツ)_/¯
+2@MAPA In simple terms I made it like this :
- I chose a fuselage part which I want to paint on
- I then bring in a hollow fuselage and copy the shape of the designated fuselage block (length, width, height, inclination, etc), then color that hollow fuselage in a different color
- Then I put the hollow fuselage in the same position of that fuselage block, until they clip inside one another, then make the hollow fuselage just a tiny bity bigger so that the 'clipping' effect doesn't appear
- I then simply change the shape of that hollow fuselage accordingly, utilizing fuselage cutting most of the time to get the desired shape, whilst making sure that the hollow fuselage doesn't 'sink' into the fuselage block but also not poke out too much, I then repeat this for every step of the painting
Sorry if it sounded convoluted, it's easier to understand while doing it, it's quite literally just like painting something
Edit : as for how I did this camouflage specifically I basically followed a blueprint
+2Jose
+2@SELWYN101 I'll think about it
+2@UmbrellaCorporation No I am from Indonesia
+2- There's 7 variants so far, A, B, C, D, NG, E, F
- Unsure but I think the NG is a technology demonstrator while the E is a more finalized version of the NG
- Yes, it only needed 500 meters of runway to takeoff and 600 meters to land, 400 and 500 with the older A and B models
+2- Scrambled or fried
- I think 7 years?, here's is what I believe is the first plane I have downloaded ever
- Anything MiG-23 related
- White bread but sometimes wheat
- I use my phone to build stuff but use my PC to record, idk it's just easier that way
- 👍
+2Hmm yes, the A-24 Warhind
+2There's an XML code for this, it goes like this if I recall correctly :
Go to XML -> select weapon (the selector is on the top of the XML tab, and the weapon category should be under parts) -> add column -> on the left side, write "name" no caps no space -> on the right, put the name of the weapon you'd like
+2@DasAbhinab Sure man, do anything you want with it
+1@WisconsinStatePolice The bearing was relative to the plane, so front of the plane would've been 000 and the rear 360, and the 104 was heading from east to west, that's why the pilot called out a seemingly contradicting bearing. I admit that's probably not how it works realistically, as they'd probably use a Bullseye, a floating point in the sky that's relative to earth, but I used this method instead to create a different battle management system for the Sakuriyans (the 104's home country). The Rokushe AWACS was also using bearings relative to the planes too FYI.
+1@CCCP0000001 F-15 would be the first plane post of the year most likely, Su-30 (in this case the Su-30SM) would come much later
+1Happy new year, enjoy.
+1@combinetheelite well, any island really... As long as you're shooting from the other island
+1but fr though, if you are on PC, Maywar's big enough, but on mobile, Snowstone is enough
I will publish this later, apparently I had too many posts in the past 24 hours
Update : published
+1Last year was like yesterday but you know
+1@UmbrellaCorporation battlefield 4 theme song
+1@DatRoadTrainGuy19 yep it got taken down, it's unfortunate but it is what it is, didn't think about the post's controversial nature before posting and it attracted just that, controversy, so no wonder why it got removed. I will be posting an unlisted regular loadouts version of this plane and place the link in the description soon
+1@plutoshouldbeaplanet Oh snap I think I got the supermanueverability AG wrong, AG1 does nothing and it's AG2 that activates it, it's fixed now, sorry for the inconvenience I got the supermanueverability AG mixed up with the Blue one
+1Accounting for total time (including times for rest, work, etc), best I could do was about 3 days to a week depending on the model, but on average it's about 1.5 - 3 weeks, longest was 3 months I think. However accounting for only the time in-game, it was about 0.58-1.16 days of work (14-28 hours), though this may vary, as this was just seven 4 hour game sessions in a month
+1@Pepopi I see, sorry that the post bothers you and potentially many other people, I didn't think it thoroughly before posting the entire thing around that character, it was a final minute decision to make the airplane look 'cooler', but instead it generated a controversy, and that's entirely my fault, I could've posted it as a standard Mig-29 with no association and it would've done just fine, again, sorry for the actions I've done, it's up to you to forgive or not, I wish to stay neutral on the conflict, hopefully it will be resolved one day.
+1Oh snap i forogt
+1Dynamic skin thingy is based on Neji's F-18 Iona
Just a note, max range of the AGM-88 is 80km
+1Original tutorial
+1@UmbrellaCorporation Well... I bought it off of an online marketplace so it's sort of in-between
+1@UmbrellaCorporation Yea, Filmora9 to be exact
+1@Aarav Fair enough
+1@Aarav I'm Southeast Asian
+1Oh boy, this brings me back to the old times...
I used to have several fictional aircraft (and one weaponry) corporation 2 years ago, the biggest ones are Tavorsky and Kenworth, Kenworth is essentially the Western aircraft corporation (Boeing, Lockheed, Grumman, etc) whilst Tavorsky is the Eastern aircraft corporation (Mikoyan, Sukhoi, Ilyushin, etc), these two are based on the two biggest island, Wright for Tavorsky and Krakabloa for Kenworth, all they essentially do is to build military aircraft to constantly one up each other, I haven't continued their series as I found replica builds to be more enjoyable lol, the latest planes I've made for them are the Tavorsky T-50, basically a copy of the S-70 Okhotnik-B Drone but as a bomber, and the Kenworth K-14 Bugs, a crossover between the F-14 and the ducking XF-85 Goblin, though the best planes I've made for each side are the T-14-27-RV for Tavorsky, a copy of the Su-27, and the K-4 Water-C, a copy of the F-35
There are also other companies that exist during this period, such as Babylon, basically Iran Aircraft Manufacturing Industrial Company (HESA), that produces like 3 planes, one of them being a copy of the Qaher-313, then there's Zukaiku, a Chinese based aircraft corporation, with it's competitor being Takoyaki, as you'd expect a Japanese based corporation, and finally the sole weapons manufacturer, Sendjata Ksatria (SK), basically my own version of the Indonesian company PT Pindad, which produces tanks, ships, and some planes, I believed I made my first custom missile under this company
So yeah I guess now you learned something new today, I didn't upload these planes cause by the time I started uploading things here those planes were already a year old, however you can still see the K-14 and an earlier version of the T-14 in action on my Blinding Lights video at 2:15
Edit : TL;DR basically my own attempt at recreating aircraft development of mid to late Cold War, the lore is very shallow though as I didn't make any kind of sophisticated lore at the time
+1@BaconAircraft Well I've actually just found out what the issue was, it was the gyro installed on the missile, it was installed on a 45deg angle as a measure by me to stop the missile from just slamming into the ocean when on it's way to the carrier group, and for whatever reason when that rotated gyro was rotated 90deg it does... well this
+1Additional notes : I also couldn't press anything when the game goes black, that's why you can see me bring up the back button of my phone to actually pause the game as opposed to just clicking the pause button, seems like something's causing the game to lag so badly it freezes all other functions
+1@Hii Yeah I commented in approval to @Zaineman but I realized he asked the wrong person so I deleted that comment, sorry bout' that
+1@StugnaATGM yeah sure man!
+1@Rocketguy2079 Sure!, here you go mate
+1@SpartanBallistics cool! thanks
+1@ProfessionalLander just add the input just after the main code, and don't forget to put said code in a bracket first
It should look somewhat like (Stab2/{elevation}) + {whatever input you'd like}
+1Lmao the word scale is cut off 💀
+1Copy the URL of the plane's page and in the editor press Ctrl+L
+1@CallsignSkywalker Sure!, here you go, no credit required
+1@CallsignSkywalker Well... perhaps there's a way to turn an image into a code that is compatible with the coding language used by the label part and then just simply copy-pasting instead of going through the converter, however I have no idea how to do that and neither do I know if it'll work or not, other than that unfortunately there isn't a way to make a label image on mobile unfortunately
+1@CallsignSkywalker I used the IA Image Importer app for it, I simply saved the image of the flag and roundel from google, make their backgrounds transparent, and run them through the app. Also if you're using this method make sure the resolution isn't too high as it can freeze the editor every minute or so
+1@realSavageMan Thanks, video production itself took about 11 days (though in reality it can be done in about a week but i was lazy lol), including filming the scenes and editing, though with planning the cinematics and making the planes themselves it took about a month
+1@JakeTheAviationTeen That's cool, thanks!
+1@SELWYN101 I basically just connected them together to a single F-16 using a bunch of detachers and gyros and detach them in a sequence
+1Yea same, sometimes I make them into actual videos if I got enough will to do it
+1@Battleofmidway665 there's this simplified variant, it uses wheels
+1