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AdvancedFlyModule2.0
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2020. ápr. 5., 6:14
2023. ápr. 26., 10:44
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AdvancedFlyModule2.0

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AFM2.0 = Automated roll for ships, perfect for flying in gravity. Only with your mouse you can fly like a Pro.

The Advanced Fly Module 2.0 is the further development of the old version.
Not made to use with default Autopilot or not Airplanestyle flying ships.

How to use:
Add this mod to your Worlds mod list.
The AFM2.0 is directly connected to the Cockpit block and the Remote Control block. No addidtional Block needed.
Turn it On or Off and set the Power directly in the settings of your Cockpit or Remote Control.

What is it doing:
The AFM2.0 rolls your ship to the left or right depending on the movements you make with the ship.
The RollPower is related to the GyroPower on your Ship.
AFM2.0 is designed to work in natural gravity (on planets), it works also in space but is not so usefull.

Have Fun and please report problems.

And please leave a comment for negative ratings, thank you.

Port this to MOD.io for XBox?
This Mod is using client side script, that is not working for XBox.
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Bug/Problem reports (AFM2.0)
Takeshi
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LittleEgg aug. 5., 0:07 
its happening on vehichles without modded wheels or even no wheels
Takeshi  [készítő] aug. 4., 9:38 
no, pitching up comes (mostly) from the moded wheels.
This mod is doing the roll for you.
LittleEgg aug. 3., 23:35 
is this mod supposed to stop ships pitching up? my plane would always pitch up unless i stopped it using a override and using this mod only seems to make the pitching worse
Takeshi  [készítő] jún. 29., 7:00 
@Dziwo, I think the Mod can not work only on clientside. The mod is not acting on user input, he is acting based on vehicle movement.
Thax for the nice feedback.
Dziwo jún. 17., 2:09 
This is a very slept on mod. Makes handling ships in SE so much smoother and natural for anything that prioritizes downwards thrust. This directly caused me to make mostly Elite inspired ships that can naturally turn like aircraft in space. Surprisingly works great with the Hover engine mod to make speeder bikes that actually have to turn to change direction with their hover engines at high speeds. Lots of fun.

I wondered about this though, would it be possible to make a purely client side version of this for the Plugin loader? I would assume so cause it looks like it mostly affects input.
Takeshi  [készítő] 2024. febr. 23., 8:00 
The original AFM was based on a small Block that had to be installen on the Plane, just dont load the Mod. AFM 2.0 is directly attached to every cockpit. Load the mod (AFM2.0) with the game, paste the plane in and go to the cockpit settings and turn it on and adjust the power. Should work.
Have fun.
Thundercraft 2024. febr. 23., 3:49 
Would using this newer 2.0 version:
(A)...automatically fulfil the "AdvancedFlyModule" mod requirement for vehicles like Aircraft Takara 20t2mC AFM-Prop that use the old version?
Or...
(B)...would we need to change the script on such vehicles to use this new 2.0 version?
Laskoviu_mat 2024. febr. 12., 11:59 
ok, have a nice day to you too
Takeshi  [készítő] 2024. febr. 12., 11:49 
Hm, I dont work on new Mods, I am just working to let the existing stuff running.
It should be possible by playing arround with the override. But would not work with turning off.
Have a nice day.
Laskoviu_mat 2024. febr. 12., 11:46 
hi, How do you like the idea of making a mod so that the engines give thrust gradually (so that the engines need 10 seconds to give 100% thrust). So, my plane needs a runway)