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Laporkan kesalahan penerjemahan
- Interior revamp: non-electric doors, streamlined walls, lots of inventory equipments, toilet
- Physics flooder optimizations
- Reduced number of sub-bodies for physics optimization
- Anchor update with newer winch
- Engine revamp for more realistic look
- Hull and tail revamp which fixed gap in body issue
- Fixed nose-diving issue by fast acceleration, by using new (light) rotors as propellers
- Improved flight controls; pitch, roll and waypoint hold
- Added gas relief valves to fuel tanks, passenger compartments and cockpit to prevent suffocating
- Updated some of the button/switch labels
- Added rope anchors for docking
- Used SRB fuel exploit (-1000 mass) to lighten it up for preventing flooding through doors by sitting low on water due to removal of pivots and increased weight.
- Thumbnail and 3d model update in Sketcfab
Yes, wind speed in Stormworks can reach 40 m/s which is more than enough for airplanes with large wings to fly.
@Akaya.Kaito,
It's quite old and I have some other old airplanes too. I should start updating them soon or later but making new ones are usually more enjoyable.