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Wing Landing Gear Bare – new version of the wing landing gear with a different wheel and no attached fairing.Recommend turning down the smoothness in the inside, as strong reflections from the canopy do not reflect the cockpit and can be very disorienting.

Hollow Glass – A hollow glass part with tweaked rendering so the inside is not visible from outside, and the inside can be coloured differently to the outside.

Modern Frame – Similar to Basic Frame, but with side areas for placing controls and a central divider between the pilot's legs.

Basic Frame – A skeleton for the interior of a cockpit, which everything can stick to.

Cockpit Canopy – A prebuilt glass canopy for 1–seat cockpits.

May add ejection functionality in the future.

Advanced Seat – A stronger fighter jet style seat.

Seat – A simple seat part with built in camera.

Refuel Drogue – Transfers fuel to other craft, designed to be trailed on a winch.

Refuel Probe – A part that enables the “assist” mode of refueling from a drogue.

Cylinder Grip – A basic grip part in the form of a cylinder.

Basic Joystick – An older looking joystick grip part with trigger and buttons.

Modern Joystick – A modern–style joystick grip part with a trigger and buttons.

Flight Computer – A 'cockpit' part with no camera that can act as a primary cockpit part.

Switches – Interactable switches that can be toggled to do stuff.

Buttons – Interactable buttons that can be pushed to do stuff.

This means it cannot be an arbitrary FT expression, but can be a flight control or a custom variable name. Each axis it takes an input that is also its output.

Control Base [– A part that acts as a rotator and a grippable control, grip parts such as the joystick top can be placed on top of it.

Lever – a simple standalone lever that can be bound to any axis.Yoke – a standalone yoke part, with two handles.Fighter Throttle – a standalone slider type throttle with button.Simple Throttle – a standalone push–pull style throttle.

Supports inputs within curly brackets, curvature, outline, gradients, and rich text formatting. Labels [– Label parts, to add text or numbers to builds.Artificial Horizon – A standalone artificial horizon which appears to contain a ball, but does not require a cut–out in the panel to show depth.Gauges [– Instrument panel gauges used to display a piece of information (such as altitude or airspeed) with radial indicators.SEVERAL NEW PARTSTons of new parts are available to build your own custom cockpits. We hope you enjoy updates v.1.11 and v1.12 for SimplePlanes, and we also hope you check out SimplePlanes VR, which is now available! The latest updates (v1.11 [and v1.12 [have prepared for this moment by adding tons of new features/parts with content for everyone (VR and non-VR). After VR is enabled in SimplePlanes you can do everything there, without switching games. Buying them both on Steam will automatically enable VR in SimplePlanes.Except for those which require building all challenges, islands, locations, aircraft, etc.SimplePlanes includes an aircraft builder, SimplePlanes VR does not.Once logged in, you have access to fly the same craft in both games.SimplePlanes VR will have a launch discount for a limited time.Some key info regarding SimplePlanes vs SimplePlanes VR Check the SimplePlanes VR store page out for more info. There are some other differences you should know about. We focused on making flying in VR as polished as we could, so SimplePlanes VR does not include the aircraft builder that SimplePlanes has. SimplePlanes VR is a standalone version of SimplePlanes, which allows you to fly all the crafts/levels/challenges/etc that are available in SimplePlanes, but enhanced by the incredible immersion provided by VR, along with and all the functionality added to SimplePlanes in updates 1.11 and 1.12. Go ahead and give it a try, because SimplePlanes VR is now available to buy with a %20 launch discount! Experience the expanded freedom of SimplePlanes as you fly all the crafts again for the first time, in VR. Ever wanted to reach out and grab the flight stick, or flick that switch in SimplePlanes before?