Watch messier 82 AKA flyout guy on youtube.com, there's alot of info dumps about fighter jets. Like, he talks about vortex lift and how it makes jets liftier and how to implement them (by putting Leading Edge Extensions like LERXs, Dogtooths, etc) really informative.
Also, download stuff from people and try to reverse engineer them so you can learn how to build stuff like them
@Bilderman the guy using AI to write comments. And the AI mistook fighter jet to a human fighter. Read his comment again and you will know what I mean.
Make sure to provide enough space for engines and pilot(s), a lot of fighter builders don't do it.
Also, planes are very often not flat on the top and bottom when viewed from the side.
When both of these appear, it is pancake plane syndrome
A good fighter design blends personality, backstory, and fighting style. Focus on creating a unique silhouette that reflects their combat abilities, like agile or powerful stances. Consider their weapons and attire based on their fighting style armor for speed, and heavy armor for strength. Use color palettes to convey mood, and add iconic features like scars or tattoos for personality. Ensure their design allows for dynamic action and poses in combat
THANKS FOR THE TIPS!!!!!
@Kikikokikomarumaru15000 oh, thanks!
Watch messier 82 AKA flyout guy on youtube.com, there's alot of info dumps about fighter jets. Like, he talks about vortex lift and how it makes jets liftier and how to implement them (by putting Leading Edge Extensions like LERXs, Dogtooths, etc) really informative.
Also, download stuff from people and try to reverse engineer them so you can learn how to build stuff like them
@overlord5453 oh
@Bilderman the guy using AI to write comments. And the AI mistook fighter jet to a human fighter. Read his comment again and you will know what I mean.
@overlord5453 wdym ai?
@Lestout the AI is talking about the wrong fighter, buddy.
Make sure to provide enough space for engines and pilot(s), a lot of fighter builders don't do it.
Also, planes are very often not flat on the top and bottom when viewed from the side.
When both of these appear, it is pancake plane syndrome
A good fighter design blends personality, backstory, and fighting style. Focus on creating a unique silhouette that reflects their combat abilities, like agile or powerful stances. Consider their weapons and attire based on their fighting style armor for speed, and heavy armor for strength. Use color palettes to convey mood, and add iconic features like scars or tattoos for personality. Ensure their design allows for dynamic action and poses in combat
My years of failure.
@Graingy says who (other than you smarty pants)
You don't.
grab and study, everything is fair game to learn. just don't steal or claim something is your own when it is not.
Use blueprints or reference images.