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Exclusive Rotary Preview

🕑 Added 2022-12-01 08:49:01 +0000 UTC

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Dylan Engler

This is so sick. Great work Ange!! Next step; forced induction?

It's amazing how far the simulator has come, honestly. It's a really awesome to see Rotaries finally be a thing. :)

Keith Price

Dude this is awesome - all that hard work pays off. Looking forward to listening to her fire up! Thanks Ange!

dung

Absolute pog moment, infinite braps and weird dorito aspect ratios here we come

AngeTheGreat

I am planning to do something like that. I suggest watching the pinned video on the Patreon page to see a short video where I explain my vision for the game.

Matthew McDonald

Nice man. I'm just waiting for the steam game where hopefully there will be ui to customize the engine instead of me having to re-engineer code. Is that something you plan on doing for the steam release?

Samuel Picard

Tell me about canada post 😂 I had ordered a mini pc for my 3D printer and it took them 2 weeks over the scheduled delivery

larsloveslegos

Have you considered implementing the liquid piston technology in this sim? It's functionally similar to a rotary. It's so cool to see rotary engines in this sim! I'm excited to hear the audio

AngeTheGreat

I'm kind of just playing around with the placement right now so they're nowhere in particular. There are some interesting effects of moving them around though. The way they're positioned in the video has the exhaust port advanced and the intake port placed just far away enough to avoid excessive overlap. I need to do a bit more research to get these placements right though.

BFG-E

I notice that the intake and exhaust "valves" have an unsymmetrical placement. Is there any advantage to this?

viperfan7

Rob dahm intensifies But no, in all seriousness, this is damn impressive, I have no idea how you managed to pull this off with how different these are from normal piston powered engines

Tyson Makovec

Damn, sounds like a lot of work, glad you could figure it out, thanks!

AngeTheGreat

A lot of math and a lot of pain and suffering apparently... But to answer the question more directly, it's conceptually the same as displacement in piston engines which is the swept volume. So basically, you take one of the 3 rotor faces, you find the point in the cycle that the volume in that compartment is largest and smallest, and the difference between those points is the swept volume or the displacement of that rotor. You then simply multiply by the number of rotors in the engine.

Tyson Makovec

Excited to see the limits of rotaries! just one question, how is displacement calculated for a rotary? I’ve never looked much into them, thanks in advance!


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