Launching a sidewinder from a BIPLANE in Flyout! 

The albatross and neuports were sesquiplanes

sorta - sesquiplane refers to a biplane wherein one wing is ~1/2 the length of the other therefore his biplane wouldn't and would instead be an unequal-span biplane

Also most Biplanes had multiple machine guns and could even carry some bombs.

Propeller is main to use *still havn't managed to make a workable props* but jets are cool to use and the game is very good

Honestly he's up there with the best of em with prop adjustment at this point, it's very complicated to new players, but I think he can make just about any prop at this point

The game came out like legit yesterday

@@enderninja_lv9505 dude... my comment is 3 months old.

@@MarshmaloWarrior ik i was saying it came out

Yep, and it was a WW1 invention! Didn't take them long to figure out that blowing off your propeller was a no-go 😂

Synchronization gears. They interrupt the firing mechanism while firing would risk hitting the blades. However before they figured this out, they either Risked it (!!!!!) and just shot through, hoping not to hit their prop, fitted the guns to the upper wing, or they literally put armour on the back side of the propeller to deflect shots. The synchro was a very important invention lmao.

​@mekiyahhazbin1720 It did actually take a bit before they tried syncronization. First, they tried mounting the engine at the back so you could have an uninterrupted view forward to fire, but these planes didn't fly all that well and were a bit slower and less maneuverable than ones with the engine at the front. Then, someone had the bright idea of mounting metal deflectors to the base of the propeller so you could shoot past (and into) the propeller without shredding it apart. This worked surprisingly well, though it did seem to damage the propeller and engine over time and was prone to unexpected breakdowns of the engine. Then someone tried mounting a gun on the top of the wing firing over the propeller, this kind of worked. Eventually someone managed to mechanically time the gun and propeller to let them shoot in between the gaps of the propeller. And this worked REALLY WELL. Eventually everyone kind of just copied that last design

As someone who knows this man, he is no different in actual conversation.

I don't think so at the moment

I suspect they'd mostly flop towards the ground, the missiles I mean, before gaining enough speed to really bite into the air.

​@@jessegd6306aim 9x mind might work since it has thrust vectoring and way more than a 1:1 thrust to weight ratio

No aim 9s! How unrealistic! 😂

Imagined it, now I'm imagining the black magic the pilot would need to do to get the plane in the air.

negative, possibly within a week or month

Glad I'm not the only one who got that vibe, can't quite put my finger on why though.

@@callumwright7459 the wing structure and the fusalage are a bit odd for ww1 also the tail they were usually more curved

I tried today, but no inspiration was flowin'

Guys help me with this

It's not an option currently. I'd really love to work out a way to cheese it, or see it implemented fully!

@@PatchBits Hope it doesn't take as long as we've been waiting for diesels in Automation!

And I'm not complaining

yeah, just while waiting for the geometric internals update

I think the actual build was about an hour and a half, and then getting it to work was probably another 45 minutes?

I reduced compression ratio, sorry.

Don't mention that piece of garbage.

@@anzaca1 It was a dumb idea, which would make it funny to try. Alternatively, I'd like to see that one gliding Churchill design brought to life in Flyout. I'd imagine trying to make that would be ... interesting.