>>105880636
>whatever it is you need to do when the pressure of the valve is off,
the solution is usually to fucking bail and respawn the vehicle. but because it's a game formerly about search and rescue craft, and now about combat and racing, you need to know when you're pushing the limits of the craft and/or if something is failing because you've taken damage. even if computers are doing all the heavy lifting, you want to know exactly what the computer is doing

>>105880648
>>105880638
I'm too much of a brainlet (and too lazy) for lua so I still use its bullshit visio-like visual programming system but it's still a lot of fun to try to program control systems worth a shit. lots of math, though usually just some linear function with a janky error accumulation method. back in my gmod days it was similar but relied a lot more on good physical engineering since I could actually have, like, angles and shit. canards and thrust vectoring are based and i will always love them but are not very relevant to civil aviation

>>105880665
at early takeoff there are recovery routines for each stage of takeoff (on the tarmac stationary, on the tarmac at speed below where you can just abort the takeoff attempt, on the tarmac above that speed, at various altitude envelopes, etc)

but also you're supposed to design airports such that in the windows where the solution is to belly flop there isn't a hostel in the way, so this remains a jeet issue