@Graingy
I'm no expert, but it seems to me that deep down he is probably very proud and loves himself, but hates the fact that he really does feel that way, and so he appears to be overly self-deprecating towards those around him in order to keep this from showing on the surface.
To be honest, I think his excessive self-deprecation makes people around him uncomfortable.For this reason, at least, I don't like him very much.A little self-deprecation is fine, it gives you something to talk about, but his self-deprecation isn't funny at all, and the conversation never really develops from it.
@SchmooveBrain
(This comment was translated using Google Translate, so I apologize if it sounds strange.) The point of posting on this site is for everyone to enjoy my builds. I completely understand how you feel, because worrying about upvotes and points used to drive me crazy. Honestly, every time I see players who reach Platinum by mass-producing what seem to me to be "crappy" builds that anyone could make, I wonder if what I'm doing is even worth it. Even if I get a maximum of 70 upvotes (the highest I got on my previous account, and my average was around 40) for a single 2,000-part build that took months to create, these guys achieve that in as little as a month. That's because they post once every 2-3 days. Their builds always get at least 5 upvotes. I think it's really ridiculous. Anyway, what I'm trying to say is that points don't represent your value. You're worth many times more than the Platinum players I mentioned earlier. I guarantee it.
@RobertsAeronautics
File has been changed.
Password: This mod file name(include file extension )
This site is so rubbish that for some reason edits to the mod page description take hours to appear.
The description may remain the same as before, but don't worry about it.
@RobertsAeronautics
I password-protected the files because anyone can access the mods, which can lead to problems. The current password is based on whether or not someone knows my old account, so in the future I'd like to restrict access based on the downloader's technical level (or rather, their general IT knowledge), so I'm thinking of coming up with a better password.
I thought that the larger the number, the better the tire grip. If you lower the value too much, you will hear the tire spinning, the acceleration performance will decrease, and the top speed will also be slower. To be honest, I have no idea how the calculations are done when set to auto. (I just think that the state specified by the slider at 100% is auto.)
@Graingy
+2I'm no expert, but it seems to me that deep down he is probably very proud and loves himself, but hates the fact that he really does feel that way, and so he appears to be overly self-deprecating towards those around him in order to keep this from showing on the surface.
To be honest, I think his excessive self-deprecation makes people around him uncomfortable.For this reason, at least, I don't like him very much.A little self-deprecation is fine, it gives you something to talk about, but his self-deprecation isn't funny at all, and the conversation never really develops from it.
@SchmooveBrain
+1(This comment was translated using Google Translate, so I apologize if it sounds strange.) The point of posting on this site is for everyone to enjoy my builds. I completely understand how you feel, because worrying about upvotes and points used to drive me crazy. Honestly, every time I see players who reach Platinum by mass-producing what seem to me to be "crappy" builds that anyone could make, I wonder if what I'm doing is even worth it. Even if I get a maximum of 70 upvotes (the highest I got on my previous account, and my average was around 40) for a single 2,000-part build that took months to create, these guys achieve that in as little as a month. That's because they post once every 2-3 days. Their builds always get at least 5 upvotes. I think it's really ridiculous. Anyway, what I'm trying to say is that points don't represent your value. You're worth many times more than the Platinum players I mentioned earlier. I guarantee it.
@Inuyasha8215
+1Nya-Chan
It’s my original character.
@HibikineNatsu
+1Very KAWAII plane I love it (≧∀≦)
+1@RobertsAeronautics
Glad it worked! If you have any issues with the mod, please let me know. I'm open to reports of bugs in the mod in the comments.
@RobertsAeronautics
File has been changed.
Password: This mod file name(include file extension )
This site is so rubbish that for some reason edits to the mod page description take hours to appear.
The description may remain the same as before, but don't worry about it.
@RobertsAeronautics
I password-protected the files because anyone can access the mods, which can lead to problems. The current password is based on whether or not someone knows my old account, so in the future I'd like to restrict access based on the downloader's technical level (or rather, their general IT knowledge), so I'm thinking of coming up with a better password.
@RobertsAeronautics
The file I have stored on the cloud may be corrupted. I'm out right now so I'll check it when I get home.
@BaconEggs
This is the first time I've seen such an accurate explanation. I learned a lot.
I thought that the larger the number, the better the tire grip. If you lower the value too much, you will hear the tire spinning, the acceleration performance will decrease, and the top speed will also be slower. To be honest, I have no idea how the calculations are done when set to auto. (I just think that the state specified by the slider at 100% is auto.)