Silantro Unity3d Flight Simulator: Aircraft Demos

Asset Store Link: https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/tools/physics/silantro-flight-simulator-pr...

Android Demo

Please read the information write up and controls before flying the aircrafts


StatusReleased
PlatformsHTML5
Rating
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
(2 total ratings)
AuthorOyedoyin
GenreSimulation
Made withUnity
TagsFlight, Physics, Unity

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It's not getting in air it's falling down

Add the Douglas DC-3

how do create that button effect 

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It reminds me of simple plane

Could you make terrian like forrests :)

You can import any Unity terrain or vegetation system and mold the environment as you wish. Here's a sample: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Az3vNFkFE94

In the videos in the assetstore, it looks like fuel consumption is based on velocity rather than thrust and engine throttle. Is this something that will be fixed?

Actually the fuel consumption is calculated solely from "Engine Thrust" which is a function of both speed and engine throttle. 

You can examine this by trying any of the demo aircrafts. 

1. Turn on the engines and don't release the parking brakes 

2. Increase the throttle and observe the engine burn rate increase with the increasing engine RPM and Thrust... Despite the aircraft being completely stationary. 

ok, I based this assumption by some of the videos where fuel and weight reduces even though the engine is off in the air?

Oh Lemme guess...the Throttle was reading 0%?

This does not necessarily mean the engine is off, infact it might be that the engine is at "Theoretical idle power". 

The function that does all the engine calculations/ fuel consumption is only set to update if "engineOn == true". So once the engine is turned off either by the user, fuel exhaustion or some other condition, thrust is no longer generated and other conditions including fuel consumption stops.

ok, although on one of the videos the propeller is at idle when this is going one (landing). I'll take your word for it, though. Seems like a really good framework.

Best

Michael

You can contact me if you have any more questions. 

silantrosimulator@gmail.com