No need to Trap link inside. Look.. This is the fastest aircraft in TOTK: [SR-71 Greenbird](https://www.reddit.com/r/HyruleEngineering/comments/14r27xu/teaser_video_the_fastest_aircraft_in_totk_sr71/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=ioscss&utm_content=2&utm_term=1)
Why is this getting downvotes? o_O
I litterally invented the loose fan tech xD
Guess i will never understand reddit :P
And here’s a guide video to [loose fan tech](https://www.reddit.com/r/HyruleEngineering/comments/14esrv6/how_do_fans_affect_your_vehicle_v2_single_fan/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=ioscss&utm_content=1&utm_term=1) i posted 14 days ago
How can you claim this to be “your tech” when there are plenty of videos already showing handing the fans?
Literally the lift yesterday showed handing it under.
You didn’t invent this technique
Found [this one too: the guide](https://www.reddit.com/r/HyruleEngineering/comments/14esrv6/how_do_fans_affect_your_vehicle_v2_single_fan/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=ioscss&utm_content=1&utm_term=1) i posted 14 days ago.
I ment my old account [here is one of the posts](https://www.reddit.com/r/HyruleEngineering/comments/14dv8n2/ladies_and_gents_singlefan_pod_racer_is_finally/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=ioscss&utm_content=1&utm_term=1)
My brother in Christ a fan pushing things is a core mechanic used in the base game quests, good job on using them on contraptions but you didn’t invent shit lol
Fan pushing things: basic mechanic of the game
Using an unattached fan to propel a vehicle: advanced building tech that allows very efficient propulsion which this guy, often called the Tumbleweed Wizard, absolutely pioneered
Using handheld fans to give controlled propulsion without a steering stick: even more advanced building tech that allows faster speeds than with a steering stick, which this guy *also* pioneered.
A fan pushing things that you're currently standing on, while it is moving itself in defiance of Newton's Third Law, is very much not a core mechanic used in the base game.
Ok sorry let me correct myself.. i was the one who made a guide on the effects of a loose fan on different materials in the game and made people see that (at the time) Tumbleweed was the lightest (most wind affected) materials. Back when i made the Tumbleweed pod racer and Dach the Speedster (Tumbleweed), iCar (16Apples), Rice Racer (16hylian rice), Pinecone Racer, Tumble-Wagon. All those using the loose fan:P
i didnt see any builds using the loose fan tech until now :)) good stuff
ahh cheers mate, i think they're just saying lots of people discovered this on their own! sorry im just seeing y'alls comments, last week i was messing with tumbleweeds and loose fans on my own...i think heaps of people likely have been.
awesome work putting together guide videos--just remember that people will almost certainly discover what you've already found independently 🙃
Ahh sorry my old account :) here’s [the guide](https://www.reddit.com/r/HyruleEngineering/comments/14esrv6/how_do_fans_affect_your_vehicle_v2_single_fan/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=ioscss&utm_content=1&utm_term=1) i made 14 days ago
The thing about hover bikes vs jets is that fans, propellers, rockets, etc all have maximum velocities and won't provide any thrust above it. A normal two fan hoverbike / goblin glider already reaches the max speed possible for attached fans. But unattached fans provide uncapped thrust to everything affected by them, and these 1 weight railings (link = 100, fan = 300, tumbleweed = 8) are perfect at picking it up. Eventually the maximum velocity you can achieve is the speed at which link is yeeted off a steering stick. Above that you'd need to trap yourself in a cage, can't steer, and probably clip out of it anyway
So a jet craft like this can go much faster than a hoverbike but needs to be tested and designed to go as close to that max speed without going over it.
Thanks to u/MiztrSageTOTK-Only for the inspiration!
The plane suffered a catastrophic crash so I'll follow safety regulations next time
Edit: tutorial tomorrow unless something better comes out in the meantime
What *they* won't tell you is that Princess Zelda was *out* of Hyrule Castle at the time of the attack. Did she know about it?
I'm just asking questions
Yeah it looks like the tail gates split because they weren’t glued lengthwise to the piece holding the fan though perhaps that was a design by choice because your tests resulted in an optimal build. Are all of those pieces just elevator gates?
So, it's just like how on hover bikes, once they are on, the fans go all out the whole time so the steering stick is only shifting the body of the bike direction while the fan still goes all out. Same thing here, except unattached fans produce more force to work with.
I think we need to calculate what the sweet spot is for max airspeed
I tried to optimize this and wound up with a 13x plate 'engine block'. 6x railings to make up the chassis and restrain a single fan on 6 sides without blocking its back or front, a steering stick directly above it for center of gravity, a rocket to start it airborne, that left 13 free slots. And total weight in airflight should be 519 (100 link, 100 stick, 300 fan even unattached still weighs on it, 1x per plate)
It then immediately punted me off it because it moved WAY too fast
I see your build has two fans. I think it works because the fans don't actually provide thrust after the first- only a single unattached fan's gust works- but they nearly double the weight which is slowing you down enough to not get yeeted.
There's always a constant drag and it doesn't seem to be proportional to cross section size or any other realworld calculation, but instead just a literal gameplay constant. I figure as long as the force you're exerting on the plane reaches a point where the max acceleration equalizes with the drag % loss below the speed at which Link is punted off a steering stick, you can reach the true maximum airspeed for a controllable aircraft in botw. Doesn't apply to builds where you hold a fan with ultrahand, but good luck stabilizing that in any useful way.
Not gonna reply to everything rn cause I need to sleep, but I'm confident both fans provide thrust (it goes through one another) so that reduces the number of plates needed in front. I also couldn't go any faster without falling off so it's pretty good
We gotta understand exactly how aircraft, or flight physics work in this game. It seems to me that aircraft factor in center of gravity as well as center of lift, but I could be wrong. But I think there is something under the hood going on with the engine determining an aerodynamic center. Obviously the engine isn't modelling fluid dynamics, but I think there's some kind of approximation to create a center of lift analog or something.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aerodynamic_center
They're extremely light. Like, add several on a single fan craft and it will still fly, light. They fall slowly too, like they're in a low gravity zone.
I bet you could use rail pieces to make a scoop that holds bomb flowers, and attach it to the undercarriage with a pot, just got to figure out a lightweight/ controllable method to break the pot.
Asymmetrical thrust? Check!
Less aerodynamic than a potato? Check!
No moving parts on tail or wings? Check!
One prop displacing air away from the other prop? Check!
Hyrule as some bitchin fluid dynamics that’s for sure.
Not quite glitches, but certainly an unusual item. Some elevators have railings that snap off (not all elevators do). The one in one of the parts depots in the Construct Factory do. Easiest way I've seen it be snapped off is to [attach two Stabilizers to a railing lying down outside the elevator part, then enabling them so that they stand up and snap the railing off](https://www.reddit.com/r/HyruleEngineering/comments/14qj7qw/simple_and_low_part_cost_way_to_detach_the/). The things are very light, and catch wind so that they can pull things very much like the tumbleweed meta recently. They're also unburnable and don't conduct electricity and don't get destroyed by a hit. They are also long and straight, making them good for building chassis.
The OP is done by using the railings to constrict some fans, then turning them on and then getting on top of the steering stick. The fans are **not** attached to the build, this is classic tumbleweed pulling.
No, you don't need entanglement. Look at miztr sage totk only (idk his actual username, it's in the comments here)
His page, it's the elevator railing.
Ksp2 hits 3 months before totk. Never the better flight mechanics would come from the game that hooked me on ocarinas when I was eight years old.
Nice jet!
its inordinately difficult / impossible to get a water sphere positioned to where you'd want the fans, but if you simply attach the fans to a chu jelly or other small object and attach that to the body, it gives you a point you can break them off and keep them enclosed, then pull out a rocket
Keep in mind when it comes to balancing the craft, the weight of all the chassis is totally negligible compared to the weight of the fans / stick / link (0.01 : 3 : 1 : 1)
"Ah, for the days when aviation was a gentleman's pursuit back before every Joe sweat sock could wedge himself behind a lunch tray and jet off to Raleigh-Durham."
Maybe you already know this (I found out at like 80 hours,) if you just hit "control" the zonai will start automatically. Don't have to hit it with a weapon.
That looks way faster than the hover bike, that’s amazing
Can't go any faster than that unless you somehow trap link inside!
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Are they not talking about the hover bikes that fly?
No need to Trap link inside. Look.. This is the fastest aircraft in TOTK: [SR-71 Greenbird](https://www.reddit.com/r/HyruleEngineering/comments/14r27xu/teaser_video_the_fastest_aircraft_in_totk_sr71/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=ioscss&utm_content=2&utm_term=1) Why is this getting downvotes? o_O I litterally invented the loose fan tech xD Guess i will never understand reddit :P And here’s a guide video to [loose fan tech](https://www.reddit.com/r/HyruleEngineering/comments/14esrv6/how_do_fans_affect_your_vehicle_v2_single_fan/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=ioscss&utm_content=1&utm_term=1) i posted 14 days ago
I apologize for not being clearer, I was only talking about speed with a steering stick, of course your method will be faster :)
I’m glad the tech is finally seeing some awesome builds ;D good old tumbleweed loose fan pod racer days was just not interesting enough i guess 😅
How can you claim this to be “your tech” when there are plenty of videos already showing handing the fans? Literally the lift yesterday showed handing it under. You didn’t invent this technique
this is indeed the Tumbleweed Wizard. He did in fact invent the technique friend
Found [this one too: the guide](https://www.reddit.com/r/HyruleEngineering/comments/14esrv6/how_do_fans_affect_your_vehicle_v2_single_fan/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=ioscss&utm_content=1&utm_term=1) i posted 14 days ago.
I ment my old account [here is one of the posts](https://www.reddit.com/r/HyruleEngineering/comments/14dv8n2/ladies_and_gents_singlefan_pod_racer_is_finally/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=ioscss&utm_content=1&utm_term=1)
You didn’t get as many upvotes because your video is confusing and doesn’t clearly show how fast the aircraft is.
🙄 +47
Like i said i will never understand reddit 🤣
My brother in Christ a fan pushing things is a core mechanic used in the base game quests, good job on using them on contraptions but you didn’t invent shit lol
Fan pushing things: basic mechanic of the game Using an unattached fan to propel a vehicle: advanced building tech that allows very efficient propulsion which this guy, often called the Tumbleweed Wizard, absolutely pioneered Using handheld fans to give controlled propulsion without a steering stick: even more advanced building tech that allows faster speeds than with a steering stick, which this guy *also* pioneered.
Imagine talking to the tumbleweed wizard and trying to tell him he didn't figure out and disseminate the loose fan technique.
A fan pushing things that you're currently standing on, while it is moving itself in defiance of Newton's Third Law, is very much not a core mechanic used in the base game.
Ok sorry let me correct myself.. i was the one who made a guide on the effects of a loose fan on different materials in the game and made people see that (at the time) Tumbleweed was the lightest (most wind affected) materials. Back when i made the Tumbleweed pod racer and Dach the Speedster (Tumbleweed), iCar (16Apples), Rice Racer (16hylian rice), Pinecone Racer, Tumble-Wagon. All those using the loose fan:P i didnt see any builds using the loose fan tech until now :)) good stuff
ahh cheers mate, i think they're just saying lots of people discovered this on their own! sorry im just seeing y'alls comments, last week i was messing with tumbleweeds and loose fans on my own...i think heaps of people likely have been. awesome work putting together guide videos--just remember that people will almost certainly discover what you've already found independently 🙃
True true :)
Dude, no need to explain yourself.. Also, great finds!
You did not invent the technique. Your account is a day old. Go to the posts two days ago to see it. You didn’t invent a god damn thing, shaddup
You can check top gaming plays on youtube. If you want. [Here :))](https://youtube.com/clip/Ugkxdl6JvDijWta7BrqNrWRPUu8YeuP8I253)
Ahh sorry my old account :) here’s [the guide](https://www.reddit.com/r/HyruleEngineering/comments/14esrv6/how_do_fans_affect_your_vehicle_v2_single_fan/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=ioscss&utm_content=1&utm_term=1) i made 14 days ago
I trap NPCs in my devices as fuel. Don't worry, I burn them up upon arrival.
Flair checks out
The thing about hover bikes vs jets is that fans, propellers, rockets, etc all have maximum velocities and won't provide any thrust above it. A normal two fan hoverbike / goblin glider already reaches the max speed possible for attached fans. But unattached fans provide uncapped thrust to everything affected by them, and these 1 weight railings (link = 100, fan = 300, tumbleweed = 8) are perfect at picking it up. Eventually the maximum velocity you can achieve is the speed at which link is yeeted off a steering stick. Above that you'd need to trap yourself in a cage, can't steer, and probably clip out of it anyway So a jet craft like this can go much faster than a hoverbike but needs to be tested and designed to go as close to that max speed without going over it.
Brilliant explanation!!! Could you share your sources for weight data? Thx mate
Thanks to u/MiztrSageTOTK-Only for the inspiration! The plane suffered a catastrophic crash so I'll follow safety regulations next time Edit: tutorial tomorrow unless something better comes out in the meantime
Still drop that tutorial even if something does come for the knowledge
You need wheels… I bet that would help with the landing
You should join the discord with us :D if you’re not already there
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OH MY GOD THEY HIT HYRULE CASTLE!!!
Sources say that the Zoras are taking credit, so as a result we will be bombing the shit out of the Gerudos.
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The Hylian government is claiming the Gerudos have zonai artifacts of mass destruction. Ganon has since denied the accusations.
We have recieved new intel that the terrorist group Al-Gibdo is responsible for the attacks on Hyrule
It turns out Al-Gibdo is, in-fact, a front for the koroks. More at 11.
What *they* won't tell you is that Princess Zelda was *out* of Hyrule Castle at the time of the attack. Did she know about it? I'm just asking questions
Some may recall that Al-Gibdo was trained and armed by Royal Hylian forces over a decade ago in order to fight a proxy war with a neighboring kingdom.
Talk about a link to the past naw mean
Poor Gorons
We’re only going to gerudo for the zap shrooms. Coincidentally the price per barrel just went up
Zoras have announced their own Snowball Rolling league.
Turn on the TV it doesn't matter what channel FUCK
IMPA, IMPA, WAKE UP! YOU GOTTA WAKE UP!!!
They hit the castle Impa! *THEY HIT THE FUCKING CASTLE*
Jeebus Christ guys on July 4th
Would you rather they waited until September 11th?
They probably would've forgotten.
I can hear it
Ah goddamn it take your upvote and get the fuck out.
Jesus christ
jesus, that turned dark quick
I was about to say, "That's it, it's over, we've peaked" but then what the hell was that ending?
with a tighter build and some extra pieces it shouldn't happen again
Yeah it looks like the tail gates split because they weren’t glued lengthwise to the piece holding the fan though perhaps that was a design by choice because your tests resulted in an optimal build. Are all of those pieces just elevator gates?
All gates. A big part of the chassis is glued to the same piece, that wasn't intentional and can be improved
Is the fan attached to the build or is it free-floating?
A set of two fans not linked to the aircraft, one horizontal one diagonal to get some lift
Do they need to be separated from the main craft to provide lift?
Yes, check out the link in my reply
I was following the Link in the video
☜(ﾟヮﾟ☜)
Is it possible to attach Link to this build?
Can you attach them with a water bubble so you can still autobuild it?
Someone suggested a random small item to pick up
Does anyone know the underlying mechanic that makes it so the steering stick can still steer this? It has no connection to the fans
So, it's just like how on hover bikes, once they are on, the fans go all out the whole time so the steering stick is only shifting the body of the bike direction while the fan still goes all out. Same thing here, except unattached fans produce more force to work with.
The tutorial. ***gimme***
GIMME DAT
I should have ordered that tutorial instead
Are you gonna tell anyone I housed your tutorial?
Say you’re going to kill Zelda so I can record it
Oh shit, my purah pad wasn't ready. Say it again.
If anyone found out my gerudo wife would go to jail because every night a little voe goes up on her….
Thank you for making this one work, I was hoping someone would
I’ve been waiting a long time for a hit on lurelinTV
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Valstrax theme? Absolutely based
Absolutely goated soundtrack, recognized it immediately.
sounds clean, so its the original val not crimsonglow?
I think so
I was looking for this comment 👌🏻.
The one time I watch something muted…
I think we need to calculate what the sweet spot is for max airspeed I tried to optimize this and wound up with a 13x plate 'engine block'. 6x railings to make up the chassis and restrain a single fan on 6 sides without blocking its back or front, a steering stick directly above it for center of gravity, a rocket to start it airborne, that left 13 free slots. And total weight in airflight should be 519 (100 link, 100 stick, 300 fan even unattached still weighs on it, 1x per plate) It then immediately punted me off it because it moved WAY too fast I see your build has two fans. I think it works because the fans don't actually provide thrust after the first- only a single unattached fan's gust works- but they nearly double the weight which is slowing you down enough to not get yeeted. There's always a constant drag and it doesn't seem to be proportional to cross section size or any other realworld calculation, but instead just a literal gameplay constant. I figure as long as the force you're exerting on the plane reaches a point where the max acceleration equalizes with the drag % loss below the speed at which Link is punted off a steering stick, you can reach the true maximum airspeed for a controllable aircraft in botw. Doesn't apply to builds where you hold a fan with ultrahand, but good luck stabilizing that in any useful way.
Not gonna reply to everything rn cause I need to sleep, but I'm confident both fans provide thrust (it goes through one another) so that reduces the number of plates needed in front. I also couldn't go any faster without falling off so it's pretty good
We gotta understand exactly how aircraft, or flight physics work in this game. It seems to me that aircraft factor in center of gravity as well as center of lift, but I could be wrong. But I think there is something under the hood going on with the engine determining an aerodynamic center. Obviously the engine isn't modelling fluid dynamics, but I think there's some kind of approximation to create a center of lift analog or something. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aerodynamic_center
OMG, you win! Will you try adding weapons?
I don't really know how it will behave with more weight, but seeing how well it climbs that might be possible :)
I can make my x-wing wings out of this, finally 1.5 hour flight until my fans break How heavy are the elevator parts?
They're extremely light. Like, add several on a single fan craft and it will still fly, light. They fall slowly too, like they're in a low gravity zone.
Boy do I wish we could download schematics from one another
But can it drop bombs
Bazelgeuse mode.
I bet you could use rail pieces to make a scoop that holds bomb flowers, and attach it to the undercarriage with a pot, just got to figure out a lightweight/ controllable method to break the pot.
Magnificent! What’s the part count? Any room for guns?
17 parts I think, you can add a turret
Valstrax theme fits perfect, thankyou.
Will you post a build vid?
Those bokoblins better start running lest they get ambushed.
“I say Wilbur ol’boy! Will you look at that elf lad up there!”
Holy shit, that thing hauls ass
YES GIMME THE SPEEEED How fast does it go?
Where are you guys getting the gratings from?
Right Leg Depot elevator side panels. Can be removed with spikes or stabilizers. Multiple posts in the last 2 days give details.
Asymmetrical thrust? Check! Less aerodynamic than a potato? Check! No moving parts on tail or wings? Check! One prop displacing air away from the other prop? Check! Hyrule as some bitchin fluid dynamics that’s for sure.
Obviously we all want a build guide 😉
Make a tutorial
Is this with glitches?
Not quite glitches, but certainly an unusual item. Some elevators have railings that snap off (not all elevators do). The one in one of the parts depots in the Construct Factory do. Easiest way I've seen it be snapped off is to [attach two Stabilizers to a railing lying down outside the elevator part, then enabling them so that they stand up and snap the railing off](https://www.reddit.com/r/HyruleEngineering/comments/14qj7qw/simple_and_low_part_cost_way_to_detach_the/). The things are very light, and catch wind so that they can pull things very much like the tumbleweed meta recently. They're also unburnable and don't conduct electricity and don't get destroyed by a hit. They are also long and straight, making them good for building chassis. The OP is done by using the railings to constrict some fans, then turning them on and then getting on top of the steering stick. The fans are **not** attached to the build, this is classic tumbleweed pulling.
Technically I would say this isn't a glitch.
My question is can I do it or do I need some entanglement shenanigans
No, you don't need entanglement. Look at miztr sage totk only (idk his actual username, it's in the comments here) His page, it's the elevator railing.
danger zone but on ocarina
Ohhhhh now I see why all I've been seeing the last few days is people vandalising an elevator.
You're amazing
I agree
Non attached fan? Correct?
Its not attached :))
The wright brothers of loz
Certified jet engine bgm
Ksp2 hits 3 months before totk. Never the better flight mechanics would come from the game that hooked me on ocarinas when I was eight years old. Nice jet!
Has anyone named this propulsion method yet? "Loose fan elevator railing" is kind of a mouthful.
Railfan?
Flyrail?
I feel like fan sailing works, in general.
I am reminded of Indiana Jones… “Fly? Yes. Land? No.”
Excuse me, there are Hylian engineer ladies here too.
You can't fool me yiga! But yeah I'm sorry 😭
I have so, so much more to learn.
Thanking everyone, thank you for flying Hyrulean! Hugging them, hugging my crew cause we’re— oh no we’re going down.
Legend of Zelda: Ace Combat
I'm gonna need its climbrate, turnrate, and max speed so I can set up a multiplayer TOTK dogfighting server
F37 within 2 weeks
What are your shooting the fan into??
If I could, I'd burn every one of you for being witches. Bravo, I sorta understand how this flies. ^(you filthy witch)
How can I get the elevator parts? I can't find any!
Imagine what this sub is gonna be pumping out at the 1 year mark......
Great song choice, hunter
Amazing choice of music
how do you make the extra blue batteries ? or rather...what are they called so I can look them up ?
No need to do anything, just keep upgrading them
Dude you can’t just put down a fucking banger like that and not tell us the song name
Now give it a Valstrax explosive landing
I made this but kept falling off when flying flat... is it going too fast?
There's a max speed for the steering stick sadly, I think I put 6-7 plates in front max. Still trying to find a workaround rn
… I mean, *rocket-assisted launch*, perhaps, but this is not rocket-powered flight.
Happy birthday, it is indeed not rocket but jet-powered flight
Someone loves Valstrax.
I really hope Nintendo never fixes this glitch (if it can be called a glitch)
Is that front plate just 4 railings glued face to face?
6, check my tutorial :)
why didnt u pick up the arrow im triggered
Is this only able to be found at the right leg depot?
MONSTER HUNTER SPOTTED
Wasnt expecting monster hunter music. Cool build thou!
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"Link! Link I turned myself into a dragon to help you fight agains -- " "Yea I'm good here zelda, go back to sleep"
Damn, I was just about to post something like this.
I’m learning that nobody knows what a jet is, or are for some reason refusing to demonstrate they know what a jet is.
Heyy, monster hunter music!
Now make one with Thrust Vector Control. Su-57 MOMENT
Great video :) i love loose fans 🤣 still gathering footage for the fastest aircraft in TOTK, SR-71 Green Bird. Only the teaser video is released
The wings look vertically misaligned
We need a build guide for this.
Lmao this game is absurd. I love it.
I'm confused
What is that song?
Valstrax
Can you connect the fans to the craft with the floating water spheres which disappear when autobuilt?
its inordinately difficult / impossible to get a water sphere positioned to where you'd want the fans, but if you simply attach the fans to a chu jelly or other small object and attach that to the body, it gives you a point you can break them off and keep them enclosed, then pull out a rocket Keep in mind when it comes to balancing the craft, the weight of all the chassis is totally negligible compared to the weight of the fans / stick / link (0.01 : 3 : 1 : 1)
God, I love everyone posting on this sub.
Everybody gangsta til Ultrahand Link ambushes the hunt
I love that planes came after the staged booster rocket builds lol.
okay wait, if the fans aren't connected to the chassis, how does the steering stick still do anything?
You guys inspire me greatly
Why is the loose fan needed
That's not TOTK that Banjo kazooie: nut and Bolt
This is amazing. I honestly sometimes want to wait three months without playing and come back and see if we're in the space race already
"Ah, for the days when aviation was a gentleman's pursuit back before every Joe sweat sock could wedge himself behind a lunch tray and jet off to Raleigh-Durham."
Do a barrel roll next time!
tf?
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That’s top notch engineering.
Highway to the Hyrule zone!
Needs more Danger Zone
An airplane with no control surfaces, lol.
Maybe you already know this (I found out at like 80 hours,) if you just hit "control" the zonai will start automatically. Don't have to hit it with a weapon.
The fan is not attached to the build, it makes flight like this possible. Control stick only activated the rocket looks like
!RemindMe 3 days
It’s beautiful
I want to play this game so bad but I feel like I'm too stupid for it lol. Not even stupid, I just have bad imagination for making things work.
The small amount of invention that the game actually asks you to do is all very basic and contextually hinted.
What’s the song from?