Guide to All Engines in Flyout

Guide to All Engines in Flyout

Ready to get the lowdown on game engines? We’ve got electric, ramjet, and turbines to explore. Each one’s got its own cool quirks and tweaks. Let’s jump in and see what makes each tick and how to tune them up for epic gameplay!

1. Electric Engines: The Lowdown

Starting with electric engines, it’s all about setting the right size for max torque. Choose your power with a battery from the electrical tab, then add a gearbox and a propeller. Double-check everything’s hooked up right in the inspector, and you’re good to go. If things get wonky, a bit of tuning might be needed.

Here’s some quick tips for tuning your electric engines:

• Engine spinning slow? Might be too much load. Try upping the gear ratio a bit.
• Engine spinning too fast? Lower that gear ratio down.
• Keep an eye on the RPM by right-clicking on the engine or prop.
• Play around with propeller values to hit that sweet performance spot.

2. The Need for Speed: Ramjets

Ramjets are your ticket to high-speed thrills, but remember, they don’t do much until you hit about 0.3 mach. Once you’re zooming, they pack a punch. The tuning is pretty straightforward here – it’s all about the combustor temperature. More heat, more thrust. Simple, right?

3. The Classic: Turbines

Turbines are the go-to for many gamers. They’re versatile, but remember, bigger engines mean more fuel and weight. You’ve got options like bypass types and pressure ratios to tweak for the perfect engine setup. Just watch that tip mach – don’t want to push it too far!

No sweat with the turbine settings – the game’s got that covered for you.

Boosting Your Game with Engine Tuning

If you’re after that extra oomph, check out the afterburner. It’s a fuel guzzler but worth it for the power boost. And don’t forget about the nozzles – they’re like the secret sauce for better efficiency and crazy maneuvers!

4. Piston Engines: Coming Soon!

I’m still brushing up on my piston engine skills, but stay tuned for a guide on that soon.

5. Fueling Your Engine

Different fuels, different vibes. We’ve got AVGAS 115, Jet A, and more. Each one brings something unique to the table. Pro tip: Jet A is great for Ramjets and Turbines. The other fuels? Perfect for those piston engines.