I never said it was designed to take out the Nebulon B. The Nebulon B was the Empires answer to attacks on capital ships and the Rebel's countered that move by developing the B wing.

The B wing was NOT designed to take out the Nebulon B, as although the nebulon B was originally an Empire design, the Rebels were famous for using them. the B wing was also a fairly poor fighter, atleast the Mk. 1 was.

FIX PLS

so fix it plz

when i try to use the ship it just catches fire and blows up

Actually, SpockTheBuilder just reminded me of something. You can also paste it via the creative tools menu while in survival if you have admin rights. Hope this helps.

Like I said below, that's not something I can fix, that's just how the game is made. If I attach the grids then this ship won't function. I suggest changing your game settings to creative, copy and paste it, save and exit, then switch your settings back to survival. Also side note, thruster damage will not work with this item either as it states above. Good luck man!

can you update that attacking the other grids to the biggest one?

@Don't Stop Alex
They are on rotors (i.e. separate grids) they will not appear in a projection, so you must copy and paste sadly. That's a product of the game itself, not something I can fix, sorry buddy!

why i can't build the wings and the cockipt?

Thanks Switch

Excellent work!

Awesome! That's what I love to hear! ;)

Its working great!

Spaceboy720 hows it working?

There is a new collision dynamic with the large thrusters that came with one of Keen's updates in which they explode if anything enters it's collison field (even if it isn't physically touched by another object... I know rediculous), so I had to delete a section of the wings that were entering that field unfortunately, but it's minimal and hardly noticable.

what was the issue?

WOOHOO

The exploding engines have been fixed, you can now use block damage again!

It can, unfortunatly only with destructible blocks switched off until a solution is found. I will get to the bottom of it eventually so just bare with me

so it cant switch positons?

@Spaceboy720

It's the hydrogen tank. I have no idea why and can't seem to fix it no matter what I do but it has been doing it since one of the updates so I think it is an issue on Keens end.

Whenever I try to switch into attack positon, something explodes and the ship is disabled, any thoughts?

Faved and subbed.

New build is up, check it out!

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=838922605

Bunch of tuning settings in the CustomData, be sure to tune the GyroResponse1 and 2 to your liking, will work better with more frequent updates (if UpdateFrequency is set to 60, if your world can take it)

When I hide thrusters internally, I like to point them at each other and have them all mostly share and re-use the same common thrust damage plume space, to give that "wasted" space as much re-use as possible. Helps. Probably not enough though. Now that I made it possible to have those internal thrusts be smallship thrusters, it may help... probably not, I did the math already and small thrusters don't scale up well. A really massive ship will still need large thrusters for mass efficiency. Conserving mass during design seems to be the real key.

I noticed the safety lock got turned on halfway through transformation once. Maybe that is related to the deployment issue.

ftfy: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=833712175 I'd much rather you do it though since you can hide the PB and set it all up nice like you want. But it flies pretty good with my script!

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=833636660

lol I'll ping you when I publish the script. Maybe tomorrow at this rate.

p3st|cIdE

Idealy, that is my goal when I set out on any project. Unfortunately, in order to preserve authenticity, and given the space/weight requirements of many my builds, I have to hide thrusters in order for them to look good but function properly.

That being said, I like your scripts and I like where you are going with that new one from the sounds of it. Also, I have a current project I would love to bring you in on. I'm loosing detail space to thrusters and I think we could both work out a way around that possibly with some scripting... of course, I'll have to have you meet my legal team and sign a non-disclosure and all that before hand haha :P

sorry not gyro, a *rotor* on the corner, with a flight seat on the rotor head. Not enough coffee yet.

I think I will try it out on your B-wing and see if can get it to work there, if so, will be a good test and might be time to go ahead and finally publish it, as it seems working pretty well now and should be super useful to certain insane ship builders like me. My plan was to have a large ship use mostly small ship thrusters, but in process of testing script I made a giant H2 thruster cube, put a gyro on the *corner*, turned it 45 degrees, mounted a flight seat on it, and with my script running on the main cube was able to fly the ship around just fine, almost like normal. Needs tuning on the damping. Slooooowly loses altitude while thrusting.... but it's almost there.

P.S. I have a script. A script that might help with the flying from rotated cockpit scenario. I have not yet published it.

I hope you come back at some point and find a way to hide the thrusters internally in a way that does not destroy the ships with thruster damage on, so these can be used in survival.

RIP Carrie.

for your at-at, I have a question. can I use it for a scenario?

ps: looks really nice with the new models

Actually I had looked into that with his script. I am no expert at scripting by any means but unless there is something i just flat out missed (likely), or just doing something wrong, there was no way to make that work without attaching thrusters to the cockpit section, of which I have no room to accommodate. Have you been able to make such a function work in the past?

If you used digis VTOL script you might be able to get the turning cockpit without sacrificing flyability.

Thanks Hailey, plenty more to come

daaaaaaaaaaaaaang this is amazing :D