(ABANDONED) Airbus A318-CEO (Multiplayer Friendly and Realistic-ish Handling. PLEASE READ DESC)

Support has ended at 10/23/2023! if there is a bug or if fluppi decided to change physics again a fix might not ever come. After 16 Days of development, hopefully it would have been worth the wait Please do read the description) It's quite funny, 2 of my friends make a320s and now I've come out with another a320 using their parts, READ ME: This plane handles quite well, but for take off we advise to be gentle on the pitch because it does tailstrike, even if its short. We also advice to put flaps on (using the lever) and to take of at around 150-170 MPH (240-270 KPH) To avoid tailstriking. The Minimum (SAFE) runway length for this plane is Bricksville's smaller runway, anytnhing smaller than it and it runs the risk of Overruning or crashing into the side of the mountain. To Land put the flaps on and keep the speed to around 180-200 MPH (290-325 KPH) Use Camera 1 or the other cameras to aid to your landing, warning though because this aircraft flares during landing and after touchdown, the nose may not want to come down, simply push down and use parking brakes This plane has accumilated roll and pitch, which is to mimic mouse yoke from Xplane and FSX. If you don't want it you can modify the actuators in the control surfaces to "Seeking" which should revert it back to normal controls The Electric motor is there for sound effects, it doesnt drive the throttle or wheels This is a Multiplayer friendly aircraft, but only spawn one per server (Remove wing flex to make it more Multiplayer Friendly Because it's quite buggy) There is a tow hitch, not all pushback trucks can push it back but to steer the aircraft (to push left and right) you do have to turn the landing gear to your desired direction. Features: Working Roll and Pitch avionics (Sensors provided By Merkades Vito) Working Stall warning system (By Banana_man27) Working Landing gear retraction/door system Working Yoke Working Throttle and flaps lever Realistic-ish Overhead pannel Realistic location of switches for li