i just found a typhoon somewhere and slap in the codes on the elevators and the wing controls, thats it. couldve been even better if i touched the nozzole rotators. click below to see how it turns out
changes are minimal

i think your plane is actually quite good if u fixed the physical errors (ie: your left rudder is connected to the fuselage not the rotator etc). just some simple coding can turn this thing into an excellent plane. you have tvc, the plane will handle well quite easily

@FoneMaidPlain well his CoL and CoM placement isnt that bad, his plane doesnt have any coding to started at all. his placement seems all good for a canard. it ok for a canard to share load between front and back wings and to improve front wing responsiveness

yea i set the engines not to react when touching each other. it gets a lot better, then u only need to work on the ft codes

Your centre of mass is well behind your centre of lift which is generally a no no, so you will have significant instability in forward flight. Look at your fuel placement firstly given the volume of fuel onboard that's a significant amount of the weight the plane is carrying.

the nozzles are rubbing against each other. this will make them off grid. try to make them collision free or u can do it in ft. this is the first thing, i think u also need to do more coding on the control surfaces. unstable plane is a good way to start making ultra responsive and maneuverable plane tho, my torpedo trainer started off with an extremely unstable design

Ok something is really off. Lol

I will check this out