halowraith1

only happens when in flight, not when in the vab/sph mod folder: the parts on every craft are flickering, and this is accompanied by frame drops.

N1-L3?

got bobcat's old N1 working but it has few issues. no sound or engine fx, some modules don't work properly, in RO at least.

So many real-scaled launcher add-ons but I am only able to find stock-scale N1 parts?

engine still shuts off at high temp. in fact the engine barely runs; as soon as it is at a suitable speed it has already overheated.

is there a way to disable the 'catastrophic overheating imminent' message for the engines?

i tried using a newer version of OPT and i think the folders merged upon doing so may have messed something up. also tried to add the mk2 expansion so that wouldn't have helped either. always crashes on 'airplaneplus/parts/aero/flaps/straightslat/straightslat' output_log: https://www.dropbox.com/s/x2e1131asz3fspj/output_log.txt?dl=0

alright, if you do decide to add turbine engines in, send me a PM or something. i have a bunch of books with stats for most german turbines, some of which were unbuilt (fuel consumption, airflow, etc)

I dunno. jet engines are basically just tubes in terms of modelling; even less than that if it's just the exhaust section. i had a go myself not that long ago and it didn't take too long to make something accurate, albeit of low detail. somehow they never appeared in the parts menu at all so i gave up. anyway, the idea of using underpowered, unreliable engines has always appealed to me somehow, and the german jet engines of that era (built or not) were nothing but underpowered and unreliable, save for a couple.

Actually i was talking about engines, not parts to build specific aircraft.

hey i don't know about this but i have a suggestion.... maybe you could do some of the turbine engines (turbojets, turboprops) that the germans were producing or planning to by the end of the war, turning the pack into some sort of ''late war german aeronautical fantasy pack'. i have a couple of books with metric ton of data for even the unbuilt engines, just something that popped into my mind.

I did literally acknowledge in my post that the 012 was an upscaled 004 (not entirely true though, the 004H was closer). Also, variety is the spice of life. The stock models are boring.

i know, but there aren't really any other images. what i did when i attempted to make the models, was follow the outline of the exhaust section (and the exhaust cone) and leave to rest out, intending to have it as an inline part so i could just attach a procedural fuselage and make a cowling out of that. in fact they all follow a basic outline for their cowling (except for the Hes-011) in one way or another.

Well, here goes. They're all german ww2 jet engines, since i kind of like the idea of working with crude, clunky and horribly unreliable motors. There's already a jumo 004 so i won't put that here. Additionally, i believe that most of these engines work best as an inline attachment rather than a radial part. 1. Junkers Jumo 012 2. BMW 003 3. BMW-018 4. Heinkel HeS-011 5. Daimler Benz 016 6. Daimler Benz DB-007