Flight School 101

-Flying a plane-

- They require very little runway distance to take off.
- If you crash the plane, everything but 2 of the dye will be returned as far as I know. I have not tested with bombs, although I received all of my bullets back. Coal is indeed also returned.
- Planes burn through coal real fast. Pack an inventory full of the stuff lol.
- There is room in the plane's inventory for 320 bullets 64 coal and 2 bombs

Not much else has been tested. I will post up more info as I collect said info.

-Building a plane-

- The engine is by far the most costly part. This can make even a biplane very very expensive if u want a fast flying airplane.
- 12 leather in total will be required.

---Notes from flying a plane---

-The rotary engine is FAST. I'm probably going to use it in a biplane, and make a slower one for my spitfire..
-Bullets do 5 hearts damage.
-Nonbullet items can fit in a plane's bullet and bomb slots. The only purpose of this is 4-7 slots extra storage for a potential future of item delivery. I have tested and you cannot bomb people with items that aren't bombs.
-When landing a plane, you kind of just stop the engine then hover downward.
-When making the plane go up(space bar) in a spitfire, your vision will be screwed up in first person view. I suggest using third person view(by pressing f5) when flying at all times.

---Plane stats---

-Spitfire-

5 bullet slots 2 bomb


-Fokker-

5 bullet slots


-Sopwith-

4 bullet slots


-Biplanes-

No weapons whatsoever.

New discovery:

2 seater biplanes have 5 cargo slots for extra shit. I prefer 2 seater biplanes myself tbh, theres no legitimate reason to have the guns presently, so I like flying around friends.