THIS HOVER ENGINE HAS NO HEIGHT LIMIT??? | Plane Crazy - A Full Guide to Antigravity [Roblox] 

The platform I used to build was Namnam inspired as it looked good for shooting so.. I guess that works. lol

I made a fighter jet by putting springs on the bottom of hover thrusters facing backwards and got a lot of thrust

How?

This is easily explainable. The hover engine's drag is probably at maximum or high enough to let it just float there. I use this technique alot for my spaceships. When there's an object under it that is foreign or not connected/mended to it i think, it goes up, kind of like how it works on the ground or in hover engines.

Same dude!!

Same dude!!!

Same dude!!

Yes, imagine that you're looking at your Spacecraft from the left/right side, that's what it is!

Anchor Blocks. lol

That means you added helium way too low on the ship. You should add helium as high up as you can so that the center of mass is below the center of lift.

Thanks for the suggestion! I'll make sure to create a guide right after I release a new video I'm currently cooking. Stay tuned!

cwo

Good idea

It is possible to balance using the Second method. Placing the helium as high as you can on a build, Placing ballasts at both ends of the aircraft, balance it until it isn't pitching anymore, and then add weight. Also, the larger the aircraft, the easier it is to balance. As larger adjustments have a lower impact on the aircraft. I personally used this to balance the aircraft on my thumbnail which is camfolded and has 5k+ Blocks. Goodluck on yours! and thanks for the comment.

@@Oysterity yes it is possible, but most of spaceships are asymmetrical, I have a war hammer ship that’s 10k blocks. Most of the weight at back and front is too much light. I tried to balance the spaceship whit helium and ballast blocks. I used every single space I can use but it’s still goes backwards when on air

@@t34shilded It should be a simple fix. Add helium at the back of your ship more until it floats a bit. Only then should you start adding helium at the front.. and so on. An example of a back heavy ship of mine is in the intro. It's the first example spaceship I showed at the cinematic showcase. If you need more help, I'm here to assist :)

Of course! You're going to use thrusters to move just like anything else. And maybe you're in luck because I'm currently brewing a new video about spaceship controls ;) Stay tuned! If you have more questions, feel free to ask!

@@Oysterity I’ll be sure to look out for it thanks

great to know, this is for the ballast helium ration i think, is that correct?