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The idea is for being able to hover while dropping cargo on a zip line, the design is inspired by the zipline uber eats.
Maybe you could create a slight angled bump in front of the holes for the vertical rotors so air stream goes over without causing much drag?
Yea but don’t the flat rotors cause drag? The point being, the rotor inside the wing is not causing drag.
What I did instead is I added an afterburner, so you can hold shift to 2x your thrust force. I’ve firmly decided to not have any manipulation of the time in the core simulation, but I did add it to the replay mode.
It’s working now, you can click the orbital body you want to view your orbit relative to.
Thanks for playing, I’ll be working on that today so you can choose which body is focused in terms of relative orbit. Pretty weird seeing the orbit around the planet while orbiting the moon.
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Thank you, please let me know if you have any suggestions. It doesn’t support mobile yet, but that’ll be something to consider once the fundamentals are more set in place.
The Expanse is awesome, I still remember that scene. Thanks, if you have any issues or suggestions please let me know.
Thank you and I hear you, I’ll be working on speed/time control today.
Probably not as much as having an exposed rotor, also maybe you could angle the edge of the hole so the air flows over it like a ramp.