Without going into it too much, make a copy of an existing model that is as close to your desired one as you can find.

The effective limit on sizing things is 200%. While there don't forget to also re-define the type of material the plane is constructed of. You can also convert an electric plane to a glow or gas, or vice-versa by going to the root of the plane hierarchy and re-defining the plane 'type'. In the same area you select an engine, you can choose a different sound. Then go in and adjust the weights of each component to correspond to the new scale and wing loading.įinally define a new motor with the characteristics of the larger plane, and add a large prop and fuel tank. In Realflight, the best way of adjusting scale is to resize the visual scale, then increase the physics scaling to match the visuals. Phoenix does not scale planes accurately as there are a lot of things that factor in. Note that adjusting the latter does NOT adjust all parameters for you. You can adjust the visual scale ( how big the 3D model appears ) and the Physics scaling ( how the airplane flies as the size increases ) separately.

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