Auto Credit Based on LonelySpaceGuy's PAL B777 Steerable

Boeing 777-300ER scale-looking widebody airliner with Interior and transparent cabin windows in Philippine Airlines (PAL) livery.

Re-upload with fully ground-steerable version of my B777 for gate to runway taxiing. Control surfaces are VERY SENSITIVE in flight. Use the control sticks mildly.

GENERAL INFO

  • Predecessor: PAL B777 Steerable
  • Created On: Android
  • Game Version: 0.9.923.0
  • Price: $108,159k
  • Number of Parts: 603
  • Dimensions: 20 m x 61 m x 72 m

PERFORMANCE

  • Total Delta V: 0m/s
  • Total Thrust: 1kN
  • Engines: 8
  • Wet Mass: 1.97E+5kg
  • Dry Mass: 1.25E+5kg

STAGES

Stage Engines Delta V Thrust Burn Mass
1 4 0m/s 0N 0s 1.97E+5kg

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    8,458 crowxe

    @LonelySpaceGuy
    I'm not familiar with scaling consequences. but I follow simple rules when it comes to planes in the following order of importance:
    1. Self stability factor: CG slightly lower and in front of center of lift.
    2. Start simple and keep it simple unless complications are necessary for necessary functions (I saw dozens of lift vectors when i clicked show).
    3. I avoid tinker options as solutions because it usually leads to a problem that we can't find its source easily (like steering problem).

    I downloaded the previous one, it flies nice but yes no steering :)
    in general, it's a good machine, I've never built something that big (in part numbers)

    +2 2.0 years ago
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    @crowxe oh thank you. The original versions of this plane flies very "stiff" and could not even steer on ground (you can look it up on my profile) - this stiffness during flight made me modify the control surface terribly (increased the scale). Only recently that I figured out how to solve the ground steering issue and when I did it subsequently made the plane become overly sensitive/controllable on flight due to the aforementioned scaling up of surface which I ended up not changing anymore.

    2.0 years ago
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    Nice job :)

    +1 2.0 years ago
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    8,458 crowxe

    It look beautiful, I love the door mechanism too but it needs some calibration to fly smoothly, I had to pitch down to keep it from gaining altitude, also i feel it's a bit edgy, I can't explain in a simple way

    2.0 years ago

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