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ISM Bathulu Stealth Bomber
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30 Mar, 2015 @ 5:40am
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ISM Bathulu Stealth Bomber

Description
I decided to make some kind of stealth bomber/fighter space ship. Since I used about 10 or more mods to make it I'm uploading a world instead of a blueprint.
Controls:
1. To enter or exit "Battle Mode"
2. To enter "Flight Mode" - be careful not to activate it while in flight mode already - it'll break landing gears!
3. To enter "Landing Mode" - same as flight mode - do not activate it while in landing mode.
4. Lock/unlock landing gears.
Due to some issues with pistons and rotors (as always) there might occur collisions between subparts resulting in destruction of those parts. If You have any idea how to fix these issues please write in a comment or make a contact with me :)
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Derp & Junk 4 May, 2015 @ 3:51pm 
Actually Shotblocker is in error, you can use welders to repair parts prone to damage. Alternately you can employ landing gears set to a lower break force so the moving parts which go "bump" will slide smoothly instead. One final solution could be to use mass blocks and carefully adjusted gravity fields to hold anything that wants to jiggle where you want it.

Not too sure how helpful any of this is, your design looks rather full already and would probably need an overhaul to implement these suggestions.
John Deere 14 Apr, 2015 @ 5:45pm 
this is absolutley insane good job
Floki 5 Apr, 2015 @ 8:47pm 
There (as of 4/5/15) is no way to fix the destruction of the parts because of rotor and piston physics as of 4/5/15.