Simple Jett

"This aircraft's design is based on the F-16, with several modifications that I've made, such as the wing shape and other elements. The fuselage doesn't have many curves because I'm still relatively new to the game and not very experienced at shaping it.

The wheel bay area was quite an issue, as the doors protrude from the fuselage. You'll notice this when the landing gear is retracted while flying. I recommend using infinite fuel because the fuel runs out very quickly. You can add fuel to the external tanks, but you have to be careful with the CoL (Center of Lift) and CoM (Center of Mass). I'm not entirely sure how it works, but I suggest not letting the CoL get in front of the CoM, as the aircraft wasn't designed to handle it. The greater the distance between the CoL and CoM, the more stable the aircraft will be, but it may lose some agility.

You can change the control point between the control block (hexagonal pattern) and the canopy. Surprisingly, when flying at high speed, continuous pitching can cause the aircraft to roll. It has an airbrake and an engine thrust reverser that activate when you press the brake." This block calculates meters per second to kilometers per hour in a simple way. You can delete it in the program (the "X" shaped button on the right). If you're able to, please check if it works correctly, as I'm not good at calculating or creating block-based programs. I only have experience with it from a class using Scratch. "I used to play SimplePlanes on my phone, and now I'm interested in trying SimplePlanes 2, which they're developing for Steam. I heard it might have multiplayer, which I find surprising since the game involves complex calculations and physics. I'm not sure what it will be like, but it probably won't be bad. What are your thoughts on it?"