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--- aircraft:tmd:propulsion [2017/01/23 22:40] – [Propeller Propulsion] jh
+++ aircraft:tmd:propulsion [2018/09/30 10:41] – [Propeller Propulsion] jh
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 ===== Propeller Propulsion =====
-A [[propeller]] in the Aerofly FS 2 is usually connected to a [[rigidbody]] object. That ''Body'' is then rotated around a [[jointmulti]] by a drive shaft [[jointtorque|torque connection]]. So in short: the engine acts a torque upon the driveshaft which turns the propeller that then creates thrust based on its rotation speed, pitch and airfoil.
+A [[propeller]] in the Aerofly FS 2 is usually connected to a [[rigidbody]] object. That ''Body'' is then rotated around a [[jointmulti]] by a drive shaft [[jointtorque|torque connection]]. So in short: the engine acts a torque upon the driveshaft which turns the propeller that then creates thrust based on its rotation speed, pitch and [[airfoil]].
 In the Aerofly FS 2 there are a couple of engines to choose from:
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 ===== Rocket Engine =====
-Rocket Engines are currently only partly implemented. The ''rocketengine'' class is still recognized but currently broken (as of today, 23rd of Jan. 2017). They might be re-added later. Here is a pretty image of a Laval nozzle in the mean time :D
+Rocket Engines are currently only partly implemented. The ''rocketengine'' class is still recognized but currently broken (as of today, 23rd of Jan. 2017). It might be re-added later, please contact us if you need this type of propulsion for your project. Here is a pretty image of a Laval nozzle in the mean time :D
 {{ :aircraft:tmd:rocketengine.png?nolink |}}