The project has different surface and underwater speeds from a positioning of engines in the conning tower. Inlets placed elsewhere for airflow. Mobile-friendly, too. Enjoy!
Throttle for forwards movement.
Brake for backwards movement.
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AG 1 for Forwards Torpedo Tubes.
AG 2 for Rear Torpedo Tubes.
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VTOL to control dive.
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AA guns and the 3' deck gun are auto-aiming.
AG 3 for Deck Gun (3-second reload)
AG 4 for AA Gun
@UsualPioneer Actually, I have experience in iMovie (formerly used for a channel that's pretty much frozen right now), so maybe I should use that for teasers to new aircraft about 3 days before launch or less.
This engine isn't even the real one I used in the project. I switched out what model I used for a more detailed one (also much more part efficient at only 8 parts per engine rather than this 15 parts per engine).
There is an issue though... when I tested my Montana at max speed, it never surpassed 33knts. Even in km/h, it never reached 70km/h... so maybe there's something wrong with my upload.
I'd say you did a pretty good job here. Is this the original before-1920s version of Kongo before a refit (because the one we all know most commonly had two smokestacks and a much more pronounced pagoda command tower than the model here)?
VTOL increases rate of climb.
Throttle/Brake moves the UFO forwards or backwards.
Yaw turns the orientation of the UFO.
Roll directly moves the UFO left or right.
I legit got blinded by this because A) I had my brightness up and B) Why doesn't SimplePlanes have a dark moed?
CREDITS
@ShiroNeko for original concept of diving mechanic (two small pistons with mega-float blocks).
@MintLynx for the propellors (a series of rotators and wings apparently on an infinitely-spinning rotator).
@BlackThuNDR for the Auto AA gun and the code for both the AA gun and the 3' Deck Gun.
AUTHOR'S NOTES
The project has different surface and underwater speeds from a positioning of engines in the conning tower. Inlets placed elsewhere for airflow. Mobile-friendly, too. Enjoy!
INSTRUCTIONS
Throttle for forwards movement.
Brake for backwards movement.
.
AG 1 for Forwards Torpedo Tubes.
AG 2 for Rear Torpedo Tubes.
.
VTOL to control dive.
.
AA guns and the 3' deck gun are auto-aiming.
AG 3 for Deck Gun (3-second reload)
AG 4 for AA Gun
Holy hell...
@V1per6
oh fu-
I swear to god with this problem...
"heheh. whadda small tonk. what harm could this thing do-"
"Sir, why are there two suns over our southern military base?"
sad pepe face
I'll take up this build...
@UsualPioneer Actually, I have experience in iMovie (formerly used for a channel that's pretty much frozen right now), so maybe I should use that for teasers to new aircraft about 3 days before launch or less.
@UsualPioneer But how do I take a picture of something I never started yet...?
I know this sounds like I was asking for upvotes or something... it's not that at all.
Next ideas:
Maybe a New York or Ise (post 1920s refit)...
Part Count is iPad-murdering, though... xD
Not bad for a beginner, especially considering how I started (before cannons were added to the game).
When I was designing a supersonic aircraft, the wings would just go "byebye" and then the next thing, I was eating dirt.
Back when I first started SimplePlanes, this kept happening a lot.
Then I learned about Center of Mass and Lift (Thrust was learned too, but wasn't as critical).
@TriStar101 I remade the engine. This one won't even be in the new model.
This engine isn't even the real one I used in the project. I switched out what model I used for a more detailed one (also much more part efficient at only 8 parts per engine rather than this 15 parts per engine).
@JCCNtechnologies Ehh I guess.
This gives me memories to my airborne battleship program, especially after some really cursed builds came out.
(Looking at you @TheNightmareCompany)
I played this tank in World of Tanks; it's a pretty nice heavy tank. :D
Until I learned my silver stonks couldn't handle it...
I was not disappointed. :D
Man this looks cool.
@KCCNTECHNOLOGIES So my suggestion was recognized...
There is an issue though... when I tested my Montana at max speed, it never surpassed 33knts. Even in km/h, it never reached 70km/h... so maybe there's something wrong with my upload.
I should've upvoted this video a long time ago...
Appreciated, @Bonelesspizza
That meme is me only I don't know how to XML weight away... :(
@AWESOMENESS360 Want me to get those ICBMs on 'im for you?
My not-so-detailed New York says "hi."
I'd say you did a pretty good job here. Is this the original before-1920s version of Kongo before a refit (because the one we all know most commonly had two smokestacks and a much more pronounced pagoda command tower than the model here)?
Hi.
@TriStar And also because I was out of ideas as to how realistic this can get.
@TriStar Ehh rough workings. I just chose this engine because it has thrust reversers in a style somewhat similar to the real thing...
I wonder why the name is as it is...
@BlackhattAircraft shrugs
@BlackhattAircraft Oh wups.
Me seeing this: "Holy shi-"
Throttle to let her spin.
Brake to activate reverse thrust.
Lol isn't it obvious?
@AWESOMENESS360 I added a gif.
@AWESOMENESS360 Lol they mimic the battleship's high rate of fire.
DEVELOPER’S NOTES
This is my first try at something like this, so bear with me. Credits to @AWESOMENESS360 for the idea (from his Black Triangle UFO).
INSTRUCTIONS
VTOL increases rate of climb.
Throttle/Brake moves the UFO forwards or backwards.
Yaw turns the orientation of the UFO.
Roll directly moves the UFO left or right.
This blew up in popularity.
Yeah I was working on a diep.io UFO behind the scenes.
@UnguidedMissile Yeah I realized.
@UsualPioneer crackling of eggs
The design is unbelievably realistic that for a second, I actually searched up the plane and got confused when nothing turned up.
I'll try to build an SPG using this...
@PapaKernels I decided I might as well keep the almost all-white paint scheme like a style (as if it came straight off the paper).