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MSFS20 Aircraft Editor : How to fix position fuselage white volume
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Did you have any luck with this ailgorbot?
I have an issue in Aircraft Editor where the fuselage representation and white boxes are off centre for my model, but the datum is in the centre. When I check the SDK Simple Aircraft example it is also off centre.
Anyone have any ideas?
I have an issue in Aircraft Editor where the fuselage representation and white boxes are off centre for my model, but the datum is in the centre. When I check the SDK Simple Aircraft example it is also off centre.
Anyone have any ideas?
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@ailgorbot I'd say your model has the 3d not in sync with whatever vales are in the "flight_model.cfg" reference file.
Check such stuff as fuselage length, aircraft / model reference point setup.
Usually, given well defined generic 3d parameters of the real aircraft, the reference toroid, wings, stabilizers, should align
acceptably with the 3d representation.
Of course in MFS you can't define aircraft with multiple wings / tails / ... and other variants because the core reference model is always
that "baked" raw model, but you can try to play with it to get more adequate pitching moments, rates, etc....
You can't unfortunately do much about the wing aerodynamics though :-(
Check such stuff as fuselage length, aircraft / model reference point setup.
Usually, given well defined generic 3d parameters of the real aircraft, the reference toroid, wings, stabilizers, should align
acceptably with the 3d representation.
Of course in MFS you can't define aircraft with multiple wings / tails / ... and other variants because the core reference model is always
that "baked" raw model, but you can try to play with it to get more adequate pitching moments, rates, etc....
You can't unfortunately do much about the wing aerodynamics though :-(