The Rafale is a twin-engine, delta wing, multirole fighter aircraft designed and built by the French company, Dassault Aviation. Being among the best fighters to date, the rafale serves the French Air Force, the French Navy, and many other countries in three different versions.
Controls:
AG-1: Cockpit
AG-2: Auto takeoff
AG-4: Chutes
AG-8: Landing Gears
GENERAL INFO
- Created On: Mac
- Game Version: 0.9.404.0
- Price: $16,708k
- Number of Parts: 632
- Dimensions: 6 m x 12 m x 16 m
PERFORMANCE
- Total Delta V: 0m/s
- Total Thrust: 300N
- Engines: 3
- Wet Mass: 17,784kg
- Dry Mass: 14,454kg
STAGES
| Stage | Engines | Delta V | Thrust | Burn | Mass |
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21.4k AramL3.8 years ago
@Ker0 to me it's just a matter of being used or not, I can't imagine doing more than flying my planes on mobile but I hear people saying it must be hard building on pc. Same for people trying to say wich of sp or sr designer is better
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5,713 Bori03.8 years ago
@Mrmaraunet
Yeah, I know how difficult it is being a PC user.
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21.4k AramL+1 3.8 years ago
@Ker0 thanks. I always bring the speed down of the control surfaces on my planes it makes smoother turns I hate when it’s instant and you overshot your desired direction. I always think about the Ag not appearing but always forget to actually do it. I tied the slats to the pitch knowing it was not realistic at all just so that they move a bit but it angle of attack is a much better idea
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5,713 Bori03.8 years ago
I love it! It looks great, Manouevrabilty is on the low side but that's fine. I just moved the CoM back, totally fixed it.
The only problem is the control surfaces are very slow, making for a delayed flight response.
Oh and the landing gear AG, & the auto take off don't appear on mobile, because it's not bind to anything on the actual craft. Easiest way to fix that, is by setting a random wing part(that has no control surfaces)to the desired AG.
Just a Tip: the slats on fighter jets respond to the angle of attack(I think they're there to help scoop air for the wings. Increasing the angle of attack capability of the fighter) instead of just binding them to a pitch variable.
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Cool, nice detail!