On Mobile: Take a fuselage block and make it .5 tall at the front and back. Rotate it 90 degrees to the left or right, and attach a wing to the end of the block, making sure not to attach the wing to the little connection point at the center of the fuselage block.
In the 'Edit Fuselage Shape' dialog you should then be able to select the face of the fuselage block that the wing is attached to and hit "add section" and it will add a new section of fuselage that is clipped into the wing. The wing will be hidden inside the fuselage but still create lift as normal.
On WIN/OSX: Basically the same process, but it becomes much easier with the ability to nudge. Nudge nudge nudge.
@AgDynamics so what you're saying is that wings that have wing properties can still work when covered or hidden inside a fuselage block?
@AgDynamics thanks a lot!
You still have to shape it though
Or on mobile you can just put the fuselage blocks on the wing.
On Mobile: Take a fuselage block and make it .5 tall at the front and back. Rotate it 90 degrees to the left or right, and attach a wing to the end of the block, making sure not to attach the wing to the little connection point at the center of the fuselage block.
In the 'Edit Fuselage Shape' dialog you should then be able to select the face of the fuselage block that the wing is attached to and hit "add section" and it will add a new section of fuselage that is clipped into the wing. The wing will be hidden inside the fuselage but still create lift as normal.
On WIN/OSX: Basically the same process, but it becomes much easier with the ability to nudge. Nudge nudge nudge.