Fold paper planes and throw them off the roof #252

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opened 2026-10-26 09:09:56 +00:00 by sermuns · 0 comments
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A paper plane is a throw with a longer story: fold it, write on it, launch it from a high window and watch it glide. It is the lightest possible aircraft, which makes it a perfect toy for the vertical campus and a cheap way to send a note to someone below.

How it fits. The throw code already has a direction and gravity; a plane adds lift, drag and a slow turn, so it glides instead of falling. The fold is an interaction at a table or with a notebook in the inventory; the note is text attached to the plane. A plane that lands can be picked up and read, and the paper returns when it is thrown away.

Scope.

  • Fold at a table or on the go; a few wing shapes with different glide.
  • Write a short note before the throw.
  • Throw from a roof or a window and follow the glide.
  • Pick up, read and keep a plane that lands.
  • Planes on the lawn after a rain are a small mess, not litter.

Related. #227 (kites and rockets), #112 (throw and roll), #213 (roofs), #171 (guestbook).

A paper plane is a throw with a longer story: fold it, write on it, launch it from a high window and watch it glide. It is the lightest possible aircraft, which makes it a perfect toy for the vertical campus and a cheap way to send a note to someone below. **How it fits.** The throw code already has a direction and gravity; a plane adds lift, drag and a slow turn, so it glides instead of falling. The fold is an interaction at a table or with a notebook in the inventory; the note is text attached to the plane. A plane that lands can be picked up and read, and the paper returns when it is thrown away. **Scope.** - Fold at a table or on the go; a few wing shapes with different glide. - Write a short note before the throw. - Throw from a roof or a window and follow the glide. - Pick up, read and keep a plane that lands. - Planes on the lawn after a rain are a small mess, not litter. **Related.** #227 (kites and rockets), #112 (throw and roll), #213 (roofs), #171 (guestbook).
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