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Hi Guys,
Back about a month ago I found an excellent post with steps to creating an aircraft. I am almost positive it was a link to another forum, but I have looked through everything. If you guys know what I am talking about it would be a great help to me to have that again. I might have overlooked it somewhere, but I will keep looking. Thanks for your help in advance.

Sincerely,
Holton
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No I don't believe that was it. Thanks for looking though. It was a link to another forum (outside FSDeveloper.com) and had lots of posts in it with a lot of other forum post listed in it by the same person. It was just a lot of info with all the steps to designing the aircraft. I believe the first one started with getting some FAA data or something.

Thanks,
Holton
 
No not it either. It wasn't on one particular aircraft, but on the design steps. Thanks for finding that though. Still a lot of help. Also thanks so much guys for the responses.

Thanks,
Holton
 
There have been many posts on the matter. Most recently, Lionheart's.

A good basic outline came from the Microsoft SDKs (what I don't remember was whether it was from the SF2002 or FS2004 SDK), but I believe that it was the "Aircraft Creation" document.

It presented a good overall view of the steps.

I'll check my home computer(s) to see if I can find it.
 
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