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DC-4E Skylord
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Vehicles: Vehicle, Air, Exploration, Delivery, Advanced
Tags: v1.6.9
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4 Dec, 2022 @ 12:02pm
9 Dec, 2022 @ 5:19pm
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DC-4E Skylord

Description
REQUIRES MODDED WORKBENCH!!!
LINK TO ADDON EDITOR SPAWN: https://steamproxy.net/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2897801880

Description:
The Douglas DC-4E is a 1:1 Scale Recreation of the experimental airliner. It was meant to be a larger replacement for the DC-3, developed pre World War Two, but never entered production as it was superseded by the Douglas DC-4/C-54 “Skymaster.”

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Instructions:
  • Locate the Engineers Panel
  • Flip the Fuel Pumps Switch
  • Flip the four Engine Systems Switches
  • Flip the four Engine Systems Switches
  • Start all engines with the Engine Starter Buttons
  • Locate and switch the Parking Brake Key on the left console
  • Put the propeller collective to full Engine Systems Switches
  • To Taxi I recommend leaving the engine at 0.10 and turning down individual Engine Throttles located on the center console
  • To take off, make sure all engine throttles are max and increase the Engine Throttle to 0.75

Features:
  • 271 kph Top Speed
  • 2734 Liters of fuel
  • ~100 Km Range
  • Flaps
  • Welding Torch 2x
  • Front Landing Gear Suspension
  • Working Bathroom Mirrors
  • The ability to survive a meteor shower

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40 Comments
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roknmatoz  [author] 16 Dec, 2022 @ 1:57pm 
consistently?
SM4 16 Dec, 2022 @ 1:44pm 
the left landing gear is stuck
Zachatttack227 13 Dec, 2022 @ 5:16pm 
@roknmatoz You don't have to use pivots.. The whole point of XML is not to use pivots, right?
roknmatoz  [author] 13 Dec, 2022 @ 10:08am 
@Zachattack227 I didnt want to use slightly pivoted blocks for this plane as more physics objects increase the lag by a lot and i am used to using wedges. In the future i might use that method though!
roknmatoz  [author] 13 Dec, 2022 @ 10:06am 
Thank you!
Oldman6610 13 Dec, 2022 @ 7:42am 
I really love the plane thanks for making it!
Zachatttack227 12 Dec, 2022 @ 6:37am 
The best way to do larger (closer to level) angles is to use blocks.
The face of a normal 1x1 wedge is slanted over 45 degrees, so using XML to stretch it across a large distance will definitely cause shading problems. Stormworks thinks the wedge face is still at 45 degrees, when in reality, the shape of the angle is closer to being level.
roknmatoz  [author] 11 Dec, 2022 @ 5:15pm 
Thank you for the comments on it @Zachattack227 ill see what I can do about the comments you made. I did choose for the wings to be xml wedges to get as close as I could to the 1:1 scale as possible. Unfortunately it does shade badly but I prioritized accuracy over lighting glitches.
MonkeyBalls 11 Dec, 2022 @ 4:50pm 
Zachatttack doesnt want to play with me anymore :steamsad:
Cr3ator 10 Dec, 2022 @ 8:19pm 
my honest reaction to Zachatttack227's information: