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Animating ailerons

Perilla

Perilla

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Hi, I want to animate the ailerons of a jet, and I have the problem that the 50% of the movement is done by the aileron, but the other 50% is from the airbrake (aprox 50%). When the airbrake is running, happen the same but in the other way.
How can I do this?
 
Bumped into aircraft design forum. I think you will get a better answer there.
 
Hello Perilla,


Easy to do.

* Create a very small cube and name it your airbrakes nametag.
* Animate it to the proper degrees.
* Set it inline with the X axis of your aileron(s) (one per side).
* Attach the aileron(s) to the cube(s) via Hierarchy.

Now the ailerons will function normally, and they will also work 'with' your airbrakes.




Bill
 
OH! Thanks you very much, I will try it tomorrow, and if there is a problem I will say here.

Thanks again.
 
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