Warfare Wings FAQ

You'll need to gather a large amount of materials—the mod requires substantial resources to reflect the complexity of building aircraft. Consult the crafting recipes in your crafting menu or JEI/NEI to see the exact ingredients needed for your chosen plane model.

Bombs are dropped from the air and explode on impact with the ground, while torpedoes travel horizontally through water until they hit a block. Both deal the same damage regardless of which nation's style you equip, so choose based on your target environment.

Each plane has three unique paint job options that you can craft in survival mode using wool blocks instead of dyes. You'll need to craft the specific paint variant you want during the plane's initial crafting process.

The mod is designed to automatically retract your landing gear when the engine reaches high power and extend it again when you slow down to land. This is a built-in feature to simulate realistic aircraft behavior.

Yes, planes are equipped with machine guns that you can use for aerial combat against other aircraft or mobs. Fire them the same way you'd fire any weapon while piloting your plane.

Start with a single-engine fighter like the P-51D Mustang or Spitfire, as they require fewer materials than bombers like the B-17 or B-29. These lighter planes are easier to handle while you learn the controls and mechanics.

Yes, Warfare Wings is an expansion for Immersive Aircraft and requires it as a dependency to function. Make sure both mods are installed in your mods folder.

Torpedoes are designed specifically for water-based attacks and will travel through ocean blocks until they hit terrain and explode. They won't function effectively on land, so use bombs for ground targets instead.

The mod adds 23 historical aircraft models from the United States, Japan, Germany, Soviet Union, United Kingdom, and Italy. Each plane has three unique paint schemes for customization.

Flying individual planes should run smoothly on most systems, but spawning many planes at once or in heavily loaded areas may impact performance. Test with a few aircraft first and adjust render distance if needed.