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11.3k kukimuki1234  8.2 years ago
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CAN SOMEBODY SAY ME WHY WHEN I USE PITCH IT IS ROLLING

General Characteristics

  • Created On Windows
  • Wingspan 31.9ft (9.7m)
  • Length 48.8ft (14.9m)
  • Height 12.0ft (3.7m)
  • Empty Weight 4,341lbs (1,969kg)
  • Loaded Weight 5,562lbs (2,523kg)

Performance

  • Power/Weight Ratio 6.059
  • Wing Loading 17.4lbs/ft2 (85.0kg/m2)
  • Wing Area 319.4ft2 (29.7m2)
  • Drag Points 2198

Parts

  • Number of Parts 28
  • Control Surfaces 8
  • Performance Cost 285
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    11.3k kukimuki1234

    @Oicraftian ehhhhhhh,you dont understand,its just a decorative cammo

    8.2 years ago
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    2,275 Oicraftian

    The difference in the two statements is the presence of camouflage and the choice of camouflage. In which case I would have to say it is the first thing I changed (to Prototype Grey) when I downloaded the aircraft due to an inability to distinguish features. If you want "night fighting" it is better to paint in varied gloss with different colors instead of a hard black and red scheme. For a daytime scheme it simply stands out too much.

    8.2 years ago
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    11.3k kukimuki1234

    @Oicraftian ummmm.i just call it camo,but does it looks pretty

    8.2 years ago
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    2,275 Oicraftian

    My pleasure. For camouflage? For "the" camouflage or for "a" camouflage?@kukimuki1234

    8.2 years ago
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    11.3k kukimuki1234

    @Oicraftian thanks,and by the way,what do you say for cammo

    8.2 years ago
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    2,275 Oicraftian

    One option is to manually replace the wings with hacked structural wings with control panels. This is probably the least difficult way.
    Another is to alter the coding of the parts to ignore stress like structural wings, which is far beyond regular levels of redundant and much more difficult.
    A final solution is to cut down on the P/W and use structural wings for the inboard wing form whilst using wings for the outboard sections making it better able to resist this problem by reducing the amount of points at which it bends.
    These are the solutions that should be available to you. @kukimuki1234

    8.2 years ago
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    11.3k kukimuki1234

    @Oicraftian so what i can do

    8.2 years ago
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    2,275 Oicraftian

    Basically it has to do with the wings bending when you try to pull a turn. It is a problem due to your high P/W which increases the stress on the wings and their great side. I also noticed you "squished" it width-wise.

    8.2 years ago