Give details on projects you make, basically be creative. Just don't be a controversy king and don't start fights like what the pickle said.

@Dissent3R typical xep

@LM0418 don't bother because the game is shit, or something along those lines

Start messing around with fuselages and use subassemblies. Experiment with them like a crazy madman. Download other people's craft and dissect them to see wtf is up with them fuselages.

MAPA's AI craft tutorial is how I started doing more decent aircraft early on, i think. The Gigachad Tutorial Plane has taught me how to build sexier wings. and so much more.

You can learn so much by dissecting other people's stuff, it's insane.

I won't guarantee that the link in my bio will increase points but, I will say that it's free and a good option if you want to take good screenshots and don't have a PC.
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@Dissent3R what did he say?

@XPEH3HAETKAK bro why are you acting like this?

• Make things people wanna play with and enjoy, skill is less important than creativity and an artistic vision.
• make good thumbnails, there are a couple guides in the useful links section that should help with that
• Be active and likeable in the community, comment on builds and forums and don't engage in drama or be cringe.
• Most importantly, remember points are purposeless and you should build for yourself. Not for the approval of others.

Custom thumbnails help

Honestly the only truly universal advice is to just practice; you'll get better over time, however long it takes.
In terms of attracting people, having enticing thumbnails helps. Take in-flight screenshots, make 'em look pretty using a photoshop utility (Pixlr is my personal go-to), and if you use PC, ReShade is a worthwhile tool.

Edit: 32 also makes some good points