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1/3/2015 7:12:57 PM
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Sparrow physics
I think you need to work on the physics of the sparrow, especially concerning its stability. It can roll with the tiniest perturbation yet sometimes not roll when it probably should. It definitely violates the conservation of angular momentum. Also, the "flip sparrow" command barely works.
Finally, why do I have to be on the ground to accelerate? It doesn't have wheels, it has a rocket. If I'm airborne, it should accelerate in whatever direction it's pointing.
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Edited by PsychoEddie: 1/3/2015 7:32:46 PMA. It's a floatercycle B. Correct. It's poorly implemented. The center of gravity is too high when on the ground and too far forward when in the air. They need to lower the center of gravity and center it or increase the vertical stabilizing gyro.
