sometimes an aircraft is too maneuverable. It's a balancing act between maneuverability and controlability. if your tail surfaces/canards have too much authority than it causes instability.
Then again you could always just create a flight model 100% independent of the plane's actual design.
Check drag points, and Wingloading, two things most people don't think about, next check your CoM and if it's infront of the CoL then it'll be able to perform well.
Check if the CoM is in front of the CoL, if it isn't that might be why
@WiFly then just add more in the same spot, thats really all i can suggest
@PapaKernels if i do that they would get out of the Plane
@WiFly your stabalizers may not have enough athority, move the rear stabalizers back a bit and make them a tad larger, thats about all i can thing of
@PapaKernels it's much pitch, and it looks like the front of the Plane is too heavy, but idk, how it's supposed to be solved?
sometimes an aircraft is too maneuverable. It's a balancing act between maneuverability and controlability. if your tail surfaces/canards have too much authority than it causes instability.
Then again you could always just create a flight model 100% independent of the plane's actual design.
If your wing loading is high then try and add more wing area
Check drag points, and Wingloading, two things most people don't think about, next check your CoM and if it's infront of the CoL then it'll be able to perform well.
Chech that Drag points and CoM and Col points
describe what is happening, to much pitch? to much roll? not enough yaw? to much yaw? what?
Idk, change your control settings?