Open Ker-Nes opened 1 year ago
can confirm. i believe part of this comes from the fact that an engine both draws and produces energy at the same time, i believe a simplification of the vehicle system really, having more 'engine' than your helicopter needs actually produces MORE energy than you'd even use in flight, at the expense of weight. (engines like the vortex engine for example will allow you to fly forever)
Describe the bug
When in a flying vehicle that uses electric motors for power, hovering (that is, flying at a given altitude, without otherwise moving) uses zero battery power, no matter how long one waits. Moving up and down z levels do use a small amount of energy, but otherwise, so long the speed is 0, no power is used.
Obviously, hovering should use some energy.
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Combustion engines seem to be working fine. Idling on the ground uses some fuel, hovering uses a bit more fuel. Moving uses a bit more, which is questionable from a realism standpoint, but not really a concern overall. Just electric motors seem to be having this problem.