The Fabulous Flying Forty-nine!

[RevvyRoamer90]

I was using the Futurliner to haul the 1949 Ford Fordor around a full circuit of Small Island. I got to the hairpin curve next to that little village with the runway, and got stuck. In trying to maneuver past the curve, the Ford fell through the floor. After a few fruitless minutes of trying to pick the Ford up and backspace it into place, I gave up and reset it at the garage, creating the flying Ford in the process. Movement was quite easy. Up/down/rotational movement is controlled by the arrow keys. Forward/back/left/right motion is controlled by the WASD keys. Pressing left shift increases your speed. The wheels are firmly tucked underneath, and you can't phase through the ground or water. The steering wheel and tires do not spin. As you can see in the screenshots, I eventually reached the top of a mountain, and used backspace to restore to normal operation. After taking a few pics, I accidentally sent it tumbling down the mountainside. I've never seen this happen before.

 

[CuriousMike]

Holding the backspace key for one second enters 'interactive repair' mode. It's a feature, not a bug .
It can also be combined with the 'soft reset' feature (toggled with apostrophe key) which enables the ability to move vehicles/objects without performing an actual reset, including any attached trailers/tied loads.

 

[RevvyRoamer90]

Holding the backspace key for one second enters 'interactive repair' mode. It's a feature, not a bug .
It can also be combined with the 'soft reset' feature (toggled with apostrophe key) which enables the ability to move vehicles/objects without performing an actual reset, including any attached trailers/tied loads.

Thanks! This going to make horribly overloading a trailer way easier.

 

[jooshbutmynameisjosh]

here's an even better flying forty-nine