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So yeah, on the A-37B dragonfly there is a large "whip" type antenna that is straight when the plane is stationary but is bent backwards as the speed increases, I guess I could animate this with vertex animations and assign it to some kind of function (automatic highlift device or?). Any idea on how to set it up? Ideally I want the antenna to animate smoothly from 0 to maximum speed but it would be okay if the antenna bends backwards at some preset speed like 50kts.

 

Thanks!

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Try This. Controlers set to 'TCB', Key Filters set to 'Modifiers' and here is a max file of the Antenna.

 

DATA:

 

SystemName[010]=Ant_Bend

[Ant_Bend]

SystemType=HIGHLIFT_DEVICE

DeploymentMethod=AUTOMATIC_SPEED

Setting[1].Angle=40.0

Setting[1].DeployValue=50.0

Setting[1].RetractValue=00.0

MaxDeflection=40.0

MinDeflection=0.0

ControlRate=2.0

ModelNodeName=Ant

ReverseModelOrientation=TRUE

AnimationID=7

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ANT Test.zip

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I just had a thought, Could this work to make the wings of a large aircraft felx in a bank? Time for new wings on my 'Testbead Aircraft' :)

Posted

Holy SH!T It's the Bandit!


Cool effect RAVEN, by the way what kind of plane is that, some kind of animation test plane?

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Posted (edited)

It's a A/C I just cobbled together for Animation testing, I just uploaded it to the Modders Roundtable.

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It's a A/C I just cobbled together for Animation testing, I just uploaded it to the Modders Roundtable.

Well I like the lines. It looks like a Mini me A-4 Skyhawk. Me thinks you should expand and finish it, looks very cool.

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