WikiTD Programming Tools

Day 08 of building the space game I saw in a dream. 🌙🚀 IT FLIES! The spacecraft I showcased on Day 05 is airworthy, certified and flies under the new realistic physics system I was working day and night for the past few days. ☀️Thanks to astrophysics Professor Fable 5 orchestrating his 4 best PhD Opus 5 colleagues we got: Under the hood: – full 6-DOF rigid-body flight, zero arcade shortcuts – real delta-wing aero: stalls, post-stall drag, the works – fly-by-wire assist so a mouse flies her easily with assist off for the hardcore, oleo landing gear, wheel brakes, speedbrake — you can actually land, an onboard black box records every flight. When physics don't obey, I got the receipts 📼 "Certified" isn't a vibe: 65 automated flight tests green + scripted QC sorties (takeoff, ridge crossing, high-speed decel) flown by the machine before I ever touch the stick. These were also done and orchestrated by the agents under the new skillset that gives them specific controls and camera angles for QC. The other part of this physics system is real weather, wind, lift/drag, shears, turbulence. Yes, I managed to crash several times by underestimating these forces - if high enough, stall recovery was easy, but under 1km, difficult. Skill issue i guess Each part of the spacecraft is programmatic, so you can see the ailerons moving, landing gear retracting, cockpit sliding, even the engine lattices waving. The particle system hasn't been worked on yet, so ignore the random snowflakes going out the engine hahah Another team of agents led by another Fable is currently working on the world generator, so the unfinished island won't be so unfinished soon. Oh, as a bonus, GPT 5.6 Sol built a whole hangar module where we can choose ships and have the tug car haul them to the runway. I'll capture that next time! Next up: a glass cockpit worth flying blind in. Demo video soon. Full avionics!