Flight rebuilting
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Flight rebuilting
i'll make a serie of videos rebuilting air crashing and i will upload them here
if someone know some crashings please say below
on my side, i'm already making the "rodeos crashing"
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Re: Flight rebuilting
But just what i think.
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Re: Flight rebuilting
But I think it'll be kind of cool to recreate emergency landing like "the miracle on the Hudson" , as long as no one died from it.
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Re: Flight rebuilting
This is totally possible. Tinker with the ingame malfunction settings you can land gears up.
I remember someone awhile back who posted some screenies of a collapsed nose gear landing
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Re: Flight rebuilting
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Re: Flight rebuilting
i have a lot of ways to troubleshoot this, just that i need a program to edit videos
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Re: Flight rebuilting
Also check this mission example
>>> viewtopic.php?t=9172
And read more about malfunction simulating in YSFLIGHT HANDBOOK
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Re: Flight rebuilting
Could we just be safe and not take any action with this? My up most apologies, but I don't see anything that would come out as a positive reaction from any individual. Besides, recreating crashes and fatal incidents (which included people who died, to remind you) with airplanes is really insensitive and weird. Therefore, you can glance at the many other things that you can do that are fun (and don't revolve around such sensitive topics) that are worth your time. Sorry to sound harsh, but I think that this just isn't right.
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Re: Flight rebuilting
What this seems more like is a mere amateur way to recreate the events as some form of entertainment. Simulators are meant to teach so if you are interested in using accidents to learn, it is best done on your own time. Sharing them perhaps is not the way to go and at the risk of disrespecting people who lost their lives, were affected by the tragedies, or who's nation holds such events in dark memory.
In short, your idea is not necessarily bad, there's just a few reasons you may not have considered that we are trying to bring to your attention.
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Personally, while slightly insensitive, I don't have a real problem with recreations of accidents. I think they can be educational (if factually correct).
I actually quite like this one: But I have to say I don't think you can accomplish anything with YSFlight to the extent of a more capable program. I also don't believe you can pull it off without extreme amounts of editing, and not to rain on your parade but you probably need a lot of skill and patience to get one of these done without seeming insensitive.
MSPaint and the F7/F8 view isn't going to cut it, I'd say we'd be better off not trying to pull this off, especially not with a sensitive subject matter like this.
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Some flights are totally made able.
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Re: Flight rebuilting
Greenhorn wrote: ↑Thu May 18, 2017 6:51 am Just gonna put my two cents here...
Personally, while slightly insensitive, I don't have a real problem with recreations of accidents. I think they can be educational (if factually correct).
I actually quite like this one: But I have to say I don't think you can accomplish anything with YSFlight to the extent of a more capable program. I also don't believe you can pull it off without extreme amounts of editing, and not to rain on your parade but you probably need a lot of skill and patience to get one of these done without seeming insensitive.
MSPaint and the F7/F8 view isn't going to cut it, I'd say we'd be better off not trying to pull this off, especially not with a sensitive subject matter like this.
Re: Flight rebuilting
You're not getting the point. This, along with the documentaries idea, seems to me like such a giant window of time that you could spend doing something else. If I come across as offensive and completely negative, I'll apologize again. But with the amount of popularity and word that's been passed around about YSFlight, you wouldn't get any view count more than 3,000 if it's on YouTube for more than three to four years.Richard Vo wrote: ↑Thu May 18, 2017 11:41 am We can merge these with YSFlight documentaries made by KM6BZH
As for the crash recreation, don't. Just don't. I find it rude and offensive that somebody would recreate fatal crashes with something similar to that of the YSFlight platform because:
1. It's impossible to go into detail of what happened while you watch the video
2. Nobody can look serious showing graphics like these, with a topic like that
3. Leave it up to the big guys to recreate them for educational purposes. This isn't educational if it's in YS, it would be for entertainment, which is wrong.
Flyer, I hope you take everybody else's advice into consideration because I find it hard that it would shape the community in a positive way if you continue with this idea. Remember, there are other things that you can do here that are worth your time. Just throwing it out there
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That's good to know.Kujo wrote: ↑Thu May 18, 2017 4:04 pmYou're not getting the point. This, along with the documentaries idea, seems to me like such a giant window of time that you could spend doing something else. If I come across as offensive and completely negative, I'll apologize again. But with the amount of popularity and word that's been passed around about YSFlight, you wouldn't get any view count more than 3,000 if it's on YouTube for more than three to four years.
As for the crash recreation, don't. Just don't. I find it rude and offensive that somebody would recreate fatal crashes with something similar to that of the YSFlight platform because:
1. It's impossible to go into detail of what happened while you watch the video
2. Nobody can look serious showing graphics like these, with a topic like that
3. Leave it up to the big guys to recreate them for educational purposes. This isn't educational if it's in YS, it would be for entertainment, which is wrong.
Flyer, I hope you take everybody else's advice into consideration because I find it hard that it would shape the community in a positive way if you continue with this idea. Remember, there are other things that you can do here that are worth your time. Just throwing it out there
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Re: Flight rebuilting
As always, the locking could be overturned on appeal.
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