The Plane Crazy Discord serves as the primary gathering hub for players of the Roblox sandbox game created by Plane Crazy Developers (rickje139 and madattak). Whether you want to showcase complex builds, troubleshoot mechanical glitches, or participate in community dogfights, joining the server connects you with thousands of active pilots and engineers.
Because the main community server enforces specific moderation standards and progression barriers, knowing how the channels operate before joining will save you time and prevent common submission mistakes.
The Official Plane Crazy Community Discord
The central Plane Crazy Community server is tracked across Discord directories such as Dyno and Top.gg, maintaining an active player base of tens of thousands of members. The server acts as a central switchboard for official developer announcements, community showcases, technical assistance, and ranking applications.
Channel Unlocks and the Level Requirement
New members cannot immediately upload media to every channel upon joining. To combat spam and low-effort posts, the server restricts access to the primary showcase rooms:
- You must actively chat in general discussion channels to reach Level 3 before you are permitted to post screenshots or videos in the Creations channel.
- The Help channel is accessible early on and provides a dedicated space where you can ask experienced builders for assistance with wing balancing, motor locking, compressor blocks, or keybind logic.
Rank Request Rules and Build Guidelines
The Plane Crazy Discord offers verified ranks based on engineering capability, but submission criteria are strict:
- Helium Block Restriction: When submitting an aircraft or vehicle for an official builder rank, helium blocks are strictly prohibited. The ranking staff evaluates your ability to balance mass using ballast blocks, aerodynamic lift, and proper thrust alignment rather than artificial buoyancy.
- Originality Standards: Submitted builds must be original work. Replicas of starter planes, slightly modified YouTube tutorial frames, or copied community models are rejected.
- Voting and Review: Community members in the showcase channels frequently evaluate builds using upvotes and downvotes. Taking the total upvotes minus downvotes gives builders an immediate baseline of peer reception.
Channel Etiquette and Handling Build Feedback
The Plane Crazy community is passionate, highly competitive, and notorious for blunt critiques, particularly within the Creations and showcase rooms. Knowing how the community operates will help you navigate feedback smoothly:
| Channel / Topic | Common Pitfalls to Avoid | Community Expectation |
|---|---|---|
| Creations Channel | Posting tutorial builds, Minecraft-style blocky silhouettes, or wings with visible control-surface gaps. | Original custom-angled builds, motor-locked fuselages, and accurate proportions. |
| Help Channel | Starting arguments over subjective design choices or unsolicited ratings. | Asking focused, technical questions about joint binding, center of mass, or glitches. |
| Showcase Submissions | Leaving surfaces unpainted or using raw, untextured neon blocks without depth. | Balanced color palettes, reference-based scaling, and smooth custom canopies. |
Veteran builders in the community recommend avoiding prolonged arguments in creation channels. If players leave harsh comments or downvote a build, check whether their feedback points out legitimate structural flaws—such as unhidden motor towers, unstable landing gear, or exposed camera locks—and apply the valid tips to your next iteration.
Specialized Plane Crazy Sub-Communities and Factions
Beyond the main server, the broader Plane Crazy community branches out into specialized hubs, build teams, and roleplay groups known as PCMGs (Plane Crazy Military Groups).
Niche Engineering Servers
- MMC (Mech Building Community): A dedicated Discord server focusing on humanoid walkers, custom articulated knee joints, compressor-based limb setups, and anime-inspired mechs.
- Lancelot: A builder-focused server run by seasoned jet creators designed to provide direct technical feedback on custom-angled canopies, delta wing sweep accuracy, and realistic fuselage ratios.
- Plane Crazy Starship (PCS): A specialized engineering group founded in 2023 focused on recreating SpaceX rockets, multi-stage orbital launch platforms, and super-heavy lift vehicles with live-streamed test launches.
Factions, Roleplay, and Archive Hubs
- PCMGs and Military Alliances: Faction servers such as the Federation of Centarica (formerly Kania / GNC), Kittsnor, and RAPTOR (a bilingual Japanese-English community) host structured events, fleet exercises, and private-server PvP dogfights.
- Anti-Shredder and PvP Communities: Specialized servers exist both to train pilots against high-speed shredder drones and to coordinate clean dogfights in VIP servers without game-crashing exploits.
- Plane Crazy Archive Server (PCAS): Originally established as a private archive in 2018 by Nexity, this server catalogs the historical evolution of community designs, old glitch techniques, and prominent engineering milestones.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why can I not post my build in the Creations channel?
You must chat in the server until your activity level reaches Level 3. Once you hit this threshold, the media permissions for the Creations channel unlock automatically.
Why was my aircraft disqualified from a rank submission?
The most common disqualifier is the use of helium blocks, which are prohibited during rank evaluations. Builds can also be disqualified if they rely heavily on copied tutorial blueprints or uncredited designs.
What age do I need to be to join Plane Crazy Discord servers?
In accordance with Discord's global Terms of Service, all users must be at least 13 years old (or the legal age of digital consent in their jurisdiction) to join the official server or any affiliated community hubs.
