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Aircraft design programs (Read 141 times)
Jul 16
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kris cummings
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Also does anybody know of any good downloadable free aircraft design programs plz let me know!
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Jul 16
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What version of FS are you using? FS2K2 Pro comes with GMax, which a lot of people seem to like. I'm not a designer at all though, so that's the only one I know of.
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The only freeware one is Gmax, but you'll need FS2k2 Pro for the gamepack stuff that will help.
Payware (and more popular/easy) are FSDS1 and 2.
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I dont get Gmax. I thought a couple of times; now im gonna follow the tutorial and im gonna build an aircraft.
After a few lines in the tutorial i go and do something
else.
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Donnie I sympathise. Gmax is harder than granite.
If you really want to learn it then try hanging around the aircraft design forum, and read all the links we have posted there. I've learnt an awful lot just reading stuff going on there, but I've commited myself to the realms of flight dynamics and testing. I'm not an artist.
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My favorite happens to be FSDS2, you can however download Gmax for free by going to
http://www.discreet.com/products/gmax..
. However, I have a hard enough time understanding FSDS2 let alone Gmax (and believe me, I have tried several times).
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