MadMonkey
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opjose said:The Wolf is a VIABLE aircraft. You could build a working RC version of it and it would fly as in the sim.
It exhibits a high degree of craftsmanship, knowledge and aerodynamic insight.
You could build an electric B-29 with V-Pitch propellers too, and it would take less work than the Wolf Spyder. I don't see what your problem is, I posted a simple RECORDING of some entertaining flying by a plane I modified myself. I didn't post the variation, as that would have just been silly because anybody can do it in 5 minutes. I doubt many people have seen anything like it unless they play around with modifications themselves.
People judge the quality of the sim by the included and downloadable planes.
Then maybe someone should purge the list of downloadable planes, as I've seen many that were totally worthless.
If they get junk, they'll think the sim is junk.
If they get junk, it's safe to assume that they already have the simulator, which by that time they'll have been set in their opinion of what they think of the sim. I doubt anyone is going to judge a sim by user created content. That's like saying the game Counter Strike sucks because I downloaded a crappy map.
lylo said:IMHO -The sim should be used not just to create realistic flying machines but also to explore new applications.
THANK YOU. I have a LOT of fun playing with planes and experimenting with new ideas; I did the go-as-fast-as-you-can-until-the-physics-lock thing too, then got bored and serious. I try to make great flying planes and fun planes at the same time; after a lot of work the B-29 V-Pitch is a hoot I've been playing around with the Raven also and getting it to fly correctly.
But as I said, it's nothing to get hurt feelings over if someone posts an entertaining video in the rather anemic video section. We need more fun.
Lighten up, people. Seriously. We aren't working for NASA.