A simple propeller can literally flip a vehicle over or break it's axle. With the wheels you can do a reverse counter-propeller, but some torque remains. Tonight I'm going to try to use counterweight ballast to counter the torque. I'm referring to the rotor blades on a block on a wheel propeller design by the way, due to its adjustable speed and greater lift. I tried using a prop in the front, a prop in the back, dual wingmounted props, quad wingmounted props, but they all torque the fuselage too much. To provide this you could probably add a possibility to attach some moving blocks' parameters to joystick axes. Controlling them with keyboard is not an easy task. I think it's only possible to create helicopter type flying machines. I suppose it would be very, very convinient to control flying models using joystick, like in most flight simulators. And if you try a spinning block with propellars attached to it the whole thing torques and is unflyable. I didnt have much time and had to reverse-engineer it from memory, so the tutorial is kind of sloppy (and to be honest, the machine itself has some issues), but hopefully someone will find it useful. You have to add blocks to add more flying blocks and the weight of those blocks negates the extra power from the added flying blocks. I just was going through the new levels and I realized I had already made a machine that worked fairly well for zones 17-20. I've been trying but the flying block doesn't spin fast enough.
Also, i would love to mess around with you flying machine too.İlk olarak Spaisekraft tarafından gönderildi:I'd like to see someone make an actual airplane without the use of the flying block acting like a helicopter rotor. Btw, your machine looks quite fantastic! Love to see that beast in action! If you have a drop box account I would love to share my creations with you so you can get a better look of them and perhaps help you out. The wheel was the next best choice since it gives you control. ! I figured since the spinning block had no way of controling it directly and the steering block acts more like a stepper motor. Hopefully your propellar wheels trick gets it working. I tried to follow it twice and in both times there were mistakes that I couldnt fix I think the game should have an actual step by step tutorial and not just images. The problem is that if you have 2 sets of propeller blades, one to the left, one to the right, you can make them spin opposite directions by pressing F on the spinning block, but that will make 1 push up and 1 push down, because theres no way to mirror the blades, only turn them. Sharing War Machines with Steam Workshop is quick and easy.
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Download other player's Machines and use them in your conquest. I'm still working on a viable propellar only flying machine, with what I've learnt about the braces bug I've managed to get a fairly stable drone type. For me, the flying tutorial is very hard to follow. Welcome to The War Machine Workshop Upload your War Machine and share your creative talents with the community. Not a problem for ground machines but super important for flying ones. Where ever you click to connect a brace, that's where all the mass will be located, not along the entire length of the brace. There's a bug I reported today concerning the mass of braces. Phishfood a écrit :Hey Gio32K, love your flying machines, thought it was real clever mounting the propellar blades to the wheels.
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