Use BeamNG to fly spaceships and crash into stuff?

sounds like A great idea! I think there are A few planes already released tho, try doing A forum search! planes make this such A great game.

 

simple solution.
don't model a BOEING 767

 

Yeah I've already got those... Cessna and Rocket Plane Bolide right?

 

there's another one too. I don't remember but I think it's a different model cessna

and this thing
Swift-DS95-V1-Released

found it
http://www.beamng.com/threads/5379-...-(now-with-fixed-vibrations)?highlight=cessna

 

Actually I didn't include the bolide. There are 2 Cessnas, the aforementioned bolide and as of a few days ago a glider.

 

Oh. I did see that and think upon it but I wouldn't personally class it as a plane... but that's my opinion!

 

You can add 2 small jet turbines from the parts picker, they arent powerful but it can still take you on a nice leisurely cruise.

 

Wow.much.ummm.spaceship....... Let's make this happen! Files please!

 

CoffeeCrazy This is not your So shut up You lied

 

he never said he made it! you cant just assume hes lying!!

 

Lawl I dont trust anybody with "jihad" as part of their name... Friggin towelhead terrorist camel jockeys.

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Or simpler don't model a an American Airlines Boeing 767!

 

Show me who did make it then?

@Car Crusher: Added it to the first post.

 

I am curious what class of ship this is. Looks like a Sovereign-class but squished flat. Or maybe like a Sovereign-class and an Intrepid-class had a bastard lovechild.

 

u can get the saturn V rocket in beamng its good but usless and u need to finish that it would be awsome

 

http://www.beamng.com/threads/5261-DSC-Saturn-V-Rocket-(First-ever)

 

gabe why did you disable smoke for thrusters? it makes drowsy's rocket plane very confusing

 

Wow, large bump.

The code is still there, but it's disabled. You can easily bring the smoke back.
Go to: *BeamNG folder*/lua/vehicles and open thrusters.lua (ideally, with Notepad++). Look for the following lines and remove the dashes at the front of them

Code:

[SIZE=1][...][/SIZE]

       if gfxFrameTick == 1 then
                --obj:addParticleByNodesRelative(thruster.id2, thruster.id1, -37 , 3, 0.1, 1)
                --obj:addParticleByNodesRelative(thruster.id2, thruster.id1, -44 , 3, 0.1, 1)
       end
[SIZE=1]
[...][/SIZE]

       if gfxFrameTick == 1 then
               --obj:addParticleByNodesRelative(thruster[2], thruster[1], -37, 3, 0.1, 1)
               --obj:addParticleByNodesRelative(thruster[2], thruster[1], -44, 3, 0.1, 1)        
       end

[SIZE=1][...]  [/SIZE]

( [...] = omitted lines )

So they become:

Code:

[SIZE=1][...][/SIZE]

       if gfxFrameTick == 1 then
                 obj:addParticleByNodesRelative(thruster.id2, thruster.id1, -37 , 3, 0.1, 1)
                 obj:addParticleByNodesRelative(thruster.id2, thruster.id1, -44 , 3, 0.1, 1)
       end
[SIZE=1]
[...][/SIZE]

       if gfxFrameTick == 1 then
                obj:addParticleByNodesRelative(thruster[2], thruster[1], -37, 3, 0.1, 1)
                obj:addParticleByNodesRelative(thruster[2], thruster[1], -44, 3, 0.1, 1)        
       end

[SIZE=1][...]  [/SIZE]

I hope I made it clear. It's easier than it seems, it's as simple as deleting the dashes at the beggining of four lines. And you will have your smoke back.

Anyway, I'm sure they had a valid reason to disable the smoke.

 

USS ENTERPRISE NCC-1701-E (the first post's pics)

 

thanks m8