The fuel tanks are internal. I just didn't bother to show them. Pretty much what isn't shown is taken up with fuel tanks and landing gear. I will look into adding these items, if it's not too much of a pain.Originally posted by Kzintosh:
Hi Colin. First off...keep 'em coming!(I'm still not use to these graemlins...) Solid background and attention to detail are what will make this game. I think you're there.
One question; where is the fuel? Does this plane utilize internal tanks (I'm assuming so, to provide as optimal a streamline as can be had)? Or is the bulk/mass of the engines include fuel? The engine space looks a wee bit tight if you're putting fuel in that compartment. Is it working with crystaline hydrogen (or whatever 2320 is using for fuel...enriched water)? Thanks!
Not necessarily. Most passenger plane accidents occur on landing, takeoff, or taxiing, so there would be a chance that having the two aisles will help. Of course, at speed or altitude, no, two aisles aren't going to help much at all.Originally posted by Colin:
Then again, if this thing has an emergency, having two aisles isn't going to help that much.
Sure .. but going to the head would suck if you were six seats from an aisle. Perhaps make the side aisles on the sides. But then again, how long are people expected to stay in this thing?Originally posted by Colin:
Then again, if this thing has an emergency, having two aisles isn't going to help that much.
That is the definition of an emergency.Originally posted by Falkayn:
...going to the head...
Have you been on an airliner lately? 3" is a bit closer to reality nowadays, though some airlines are starting to go back to more legroom. (Some of the legroom out there is around 9" from the front of your seat to the back of the seat in front of you.Originally posted by Randy Tyler:
...You need to have about 18" between rows of seats so people can get to their seat.
which is why people getting on liners should not only note where the emergency exits are but also plan an escape route. preferably by going through as many children and old people as possible. that way you can get out quickly and turn around and help others off.Originally posted by Colin:
Then again, if this thing has an emergency, having two aisles isn't going to help that much.
I concur, excellent work here!Originally posted by Kzintosh:
Yes, I think that's got it. Well done! Now, just waiting for the game....