@Exumer actually look at my Beta P-38 for a better example ://www.simpleplanes.com/a/wvGXll/P-38 I hope you find these helpful for improving your skill with wahtever its called when you you put wings inside of fuselauges.

@Exumer could you look at my cargo plane? www.simpleplanes.com/a/1mVxwB/AeroEnginneering-Heavy-Lifter its my first use of wings like that

Im glad you are learning. I just figured that out to

@TheHardcoreFlyer part clipping uses the rotation arrows to place parts inside each other. Start with the section you want both parts to attach to. Place the first item where you want it to be (ideally the simpler one) and rotate the price connected to the rest of the plane 3 times, in any direction where the rotating peers don't connect with other parts of your plane. Now make the next section you want to clip disconnected from where is could attach to the rotated part (connecting it to a cockpit makes this easier) once it is done, place the entire piece where you want it to be. Now rotate the part you rotated 3 times already, one more time in the same direction. Chances are something is red, but press start anyway and the parts should have clipped correctly. With the standard blocks (not fuselage parts) the only difference is you will need to keep attach points open for both blocks (unless you want to edit the attach points in xml), or else one will fall through your plane. With the fuse(lage) parts I haven't seen any instances where parts didn't attach to them, so wont need to worry about that. I know this is long, but I wanted to cover any areas that might be confusing. It's really only a few simple steps, and easy once you get the hang of it

@nickasaurusrex it's very easy to part clip, especially with the new fuse parts. If you know what you are doing you can get up to 0.125 block precision without needing to open up any files

@TheHardcoreFlyer check out my mod tutorials, its hard to write down

Errrm... Ask @nickasaurusrex@TheHardcoreFlyer

@Exumer lol ok

@nickasaurusrex Well... a different kind of part clipping

@nickasaurusrex check out my plane, the Viper for more part clipping. I'm happy with the results :)

Welcome to the infinite possibilities of xml editing