X-29

Update: Faster speed, more reliable landing gear, G meter, NASA logo and some shape fixes. WARNING: 1. This plane is huge, so do not attempt to spawn it in a multiplayer server. It would crash the server. 2. This plane is a CPU eater so you can technically run at high graphics because I am sure the CPU will suffer more. My Intel Core i7 can only run at 24fps. 3. For best experience, use a controller. This plane requires delicate handling during landing and high alpha maneuvers. Controls: W, S: Pitch D, A: Yaw Up, Down: Throttle (When throttle value is zero, throttle down will be brake) Left, Right: Roll Shift , Ctrl : Flap G : Landing Gear V : Cockpit camera F : Open cockpit canopy All the controls were labeled, feel free to change them if you like. This plane can be flown with Xbox controller Left stick: Pitch and Roll Right trigger, Left trigger: Yaw Right shoulder, Left shoulder: Throttle (When throttle value is zero, throttle down will be brake) Y, B: Flap Start Button: Landing Gear A: Open cockpit door Right Stick Button: Cockpit camera As for the instrument panel, I suggest you go to the NASA's official website for reference. Only a few of the instruments on the instrument panel works. https://www.nasa.gov/centers/dryden/multimedia/imagegallery/X-29/EC89-0254-1.html The recommended throttle value for high alpha maneuver is 17%. It can go as high as 30 degrees if you try. Hope you enjoy! Back story: I had been planning to building this plane since the upload of my Meteor. F8. I was curious about how an unstable plane can be controlled. Thus, the plan for X-29 was born. It was one of the most unstable plane that ever took flight. I think it would be a good candidate. After I finished the fall semester, I finally took my time to build this thing during the winter. It was, painful. Simply because I put too much effort into details. But finally, it works. And I am quite happy about how good it flies. Before you yell at me asking why I did not make this plane have 1