- #FTB HANG GLIDER DRAGS ME DOWN GENERATOR#
- #FTB HANG GLIDER DRAGS ME DOWN MOD#
- #FTB HANG GLIDER DRAGS ME DOWN MODS#
The first one is &6free&r, but each additional teleport will cost &65 levels of experience&r!į3=&6The quest directly above this&r has a list of presets, and what makes them special.į4=&cA warning&r: OTG presets are fairly resource-intensive to generate, so you may want to &6pregenerate&r them using the OTG menu (see controls).į5=&cA second warning&r: Teleporting into ungenerated chunks causes a surprising amount of lag, so be wary of that.į6=&cA third warning&r: You &ccannot make Nether portals on other planets&r.
#FTB HANG GLIDER DRAGS ME DOWN GENERATOR#
Several of which are &eOpen Terrain Generator presets&r, which are essentially &6different world generators&r.į2=We've decided, why choose one when you can have them all? This quest will allow you to &6teleport between these different planets&r.
#FTB HANG GLIDER DRAGS ME DOWN MOD#
I won't ask you to punch down 16 trees or anything, just &bwalk (or run) about 100 blocks from wherever you spawned&r.į4=You can pin this quest to see how far you've gone.į1=Walk 100 blocksį2=Sprint 100 blocksį=Choose a World Generator!į=Decide what planet you want to live onį1=FTB University uses the mod &eAdvanced Rocketry&r to add other planets. If you haven't, we recommend playing &dFTB Academy&r first.į3=To start out with, just walk some distance from spawn.
#FTB HANG GLIDER DRAGS ME DOWN MODS#
The Associated Press contributed to this =Getting Started, Again!į=Welcome to &dFTB University&7!į=Walk a suitable distance from spawnį1=&dFTB University&r is a modpack dedicated to teaching semi-experienced players the more complex mods and mechanics of modern modded Minecraft.į2=University assumes you already have some basic knowledge. Spokesman Antonello Laveglia of the Federal Office of Civil Aviation said it planned to “reconstruct the events” of the flight and would hear the pilot’s account. Switzerland’s civil aviation authority said on Tuesday it will question the hang-glider pilot. Gursky did not respond to requests from the Guardian for comment.īut on social media, he concluded: “Still can’t cross hang gliding off the bucket list till I finish a successful flight!” he told his Facebook followers. But he told Cross Country Magazine he bore the pilot no ill will. He said that he fractured his wrist in the incident and tore his left biceps tendon. “I looked down to see my feet hit first, which ripped me off at about 45 mph as it was a hot landing and I was under the landing gear.” In the video, the pilot appears to have trouble bringing the glider in for a quick landing at this point, and the two end up flying over a steep wooded hillside. “I ended up holding on to the bar with the left hand and the lower part of his leg with the right when we were nearing the ground.” “The pilot grabbed my hand, but like in the movies it was a slow-motion slipping of the grip until my right hand slipped off and I grabbed another strap on his left side for a bit, but this slipped off also. As we were going down for a hot landing I was slowly losing my grip with my right hand as I was swinging in the wind with the glider. “I was losing grip with my right hand that was holding onto a strap on the pilot’s right shoulder … my left hand was on the crossbar. “I remember looking down and thinking, ‘this is it’,” Gursky wrote in a Facebook post, since deleted, in which he described his 2min 14sec ordeal from a mountaintop in Interlaken. The Go-Pro footage shows the pilot’s frantic efforts to keep a grip on his passenger with one hand, once he realises he is unattached, while trying to control the glider with the other and frantically looking for somewhere to land as quickly as possible.Gursky, 53, dangles beside and below him and reaches out with his own right arm for anything to grab on to.
It then turned into Gursky’s miracle flight, which ended with a 45mph “hot landing” that shattered the photographer’s wrist, has been viewed 1.5 million times in a video that has gone viral on YouTube. Gursky’s grand adventure quickly turned into a terrifying fight for survival, with him grasping desperately at the instructor’s leg, shoulder and a crossbar to avoid plunging to his death. “I was expecting to level out above the pilot as we went, but quickly discovered that my harness was not attached to the hang glider or anything else.” We waited a bit for the updraft to pick up and then we ran till we left the side of the 4,000ft mountain edge. Then my pilot and I lined up for take-off. “Gail and her pilot took off first … looked cool as hell. Gursky, a Florida-based vehicle parts manager and photographer, told his story on Facebook soon after the incident.
On Monday Gursky posted the footage to YouTube under the title “Swiss Mishap”, including the warning: “Content may be disturbing to some. The incident happened in October while Gursky and his wife Gail were on holiday in Interlaken in Switzerland, from their home in Florida, according to Cross Country Magazine.
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