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2) if I'm in a shallow bank (no FD) and I switch the AP on, I expect the aircraft to go wings level (with no other AP modes engaged). Rather, it stays banked over... (design stab will eventually get it there) but shouldn't it level out faster than that?? I've looked in PMaker, saw nothing to set something like a servo-applied level-wings ... what am I possibly missing for this to happen?

Thanks for the responses. BTW -- no 3rd party or plugins here... I have built an AP using only the default drefs. Nothing custom..everything's working just fine... Just these last couple of related things to get the experience to follow a higher degree of realism.

I am trying to create a folding wing for a space probe, something that would fold up like a solar panel for compact storage, and then unfold to generate lift. I'm hoping an expert on wings like @NathanKell or a modder with experience creating wings can answer a few questions, as I've not created a wing in KSP before. Let's say for the sake of argument that the folded wing has lift characteristics equal to the Wing Connector Type C, and the unfolded wing has lift characteristics equal to the Wing Connector Type B. For reference, the Type B wing has the following PartModule:

Thanx for this 'tut' about wings. I have been looking for something like this for a while and after about 3-4 attempts I actually came up with some pretty decent angel wings. And I actually like having the instructions on the 'pic' it actually shows me what to use and i find it easier at times then glancing down at the instructions then glancing back up. Maybe its just me tho. Thanx again for sharing, stay awesome, love P.D.N.

All the software here uses a file format called DAT or Selig format. This is basically the coordinates of a wing profile represented as values ranging from 0 to 1. The image above is of an MH45 aerofoil is used in flying wings. There are lots of free sources for DAT, this is one of the main ones -selig.ae.illinois.edu/ads/coord_database.htm

As you can see from the image above the software has an option for wash-out, trailing edge thickness. There are no options for spars, ailerons or setting the kerf(amount allowed for melted foam). But these limitations are only minor. The Kerf value can be accounted for by slightly increasing the size of the root and tip chord. I generally use a 2 mm kerf on my wings. Adding a spare hole is quite easy with a Dremel and a tiling attachment. Have a look at my video here to see how easy it is and it makes an excellent job.

Once you need more features then DevWing Foam as it all covered. If you are new to CNC Foam cutting I would first make some simple wings with one of the free options first. Once your skills and needs progress then upgrade to DevWing Foam.

I notice on your display that the tip and root airfoil are spaced fairly wide apart as they should be for a normal wing. When I load your sample gcode in my setup (built following your excellent instructions), the foils are close together. I have tried by setting the correct spacing/wingspan using devWingFoam and it still shows close together.

The first step for installing Wings is to ensure we have the required directory structure setup. To do so,run the commands below, which will create the base directory and download the wings executable.

Running Wings in the background is a simple task, just make sure that it runs without errors before doingthis. Place the contents below in a file called wings.service in the /etc/systemd/system directory.

The WING has 16 stereo effects slots available in an effects rack. These can be inserted up to two effects per channel or bus. This is in addition to the EQ, Gate, and Compressor Plugins that are available on each channel. The buses do not have a Gate, but have the compressor, EQ, and two insert points. Remember that the the plugins and effects can be re-arranged in whatever order you want, with the one exception being that the 2nd insert slot can not be moved. This makes it possible to use multiple compressors or EQs on a single channel or move your compressor before or after the EQ. You could have a corrective EQ like the standard WING digital channel EQ followed by a compressor and then a color EQ.

On any of these consoles you can use a Waves Soundgrid System to greatly increase plugin options. And while the Waves systems is flexible, gives almost infinite options, and sounds excellent, it is expensive and more complicate to setup. A basic Waves system would cost easily more than an X32 without all of the plugins you may want to use. In the case of the Yamaha, it would be an expensive addition but give a lot of flexibility. These may be good options for installed systems looking to add flexibility, but for a portable setup as well as simplicities sake, the WING has a major advantage. You can also add a Waves System to a WING to further increase its flexibility.

This Indian cormorant (Phalacrocorax fuscicollis) was drying its wings in the backwaters of Palolem. I spotted it after we fed the kites and eagles. I ran a search on Merlin to figure out which species this bird was, but was not sure if it was an Indian cormorant (which is apparently uncommon) or a Little black cormorant. Photos from other angles, however blurry, helped with the confirmation.

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When a script contains the _plugin attribute at the top level, it is treated as aplugin that can enable or disable its extensions as a whole, usually in response toinspecting the current project to determine whether the extensions are suitablefor the project. Scripts that act as plugins in this way should not be confusedwith IDE Plugins that extend specific sub-systems offunctionality in the IDE in a more structured way.

In the current joint project FIGURE (Flexible WIng GUst Response), two models of an elastic wing have now been tested in a wind tunnel in Paris. One wing was developed by DLR and one wing by ONERA with different design approaches. Both models were built in Gttingen and tested in a wind tunnel in Paris at flow velocities close to the speed of sound, similar to the speeds achieved by an Airbus or Boeing transport aircraft. In the experiment, a so-called gust generator was used to generate disturbances that stimulate the wings to vibrate, and the resulting forces on the wings, as well as the wing deflections, were measured. 2351a5e196