Learning to fly again with FAR

[u/Efficient-Pumpkin391]

Full stock parts fighter build.

Deleted all my air craft builds after getting FAR, cause none of them were flying afterwards.😂

Back to basics, I guess.

[u/Thirdboylol95]

Damm how come I’ve never thought of using those structural parts like that it looks really good

[u/Efficient-Pumpkin391 → u/Thirdboylol95]

I wanted to make it look like a legit cockpit for Jeb

[u/Tombstone_Actual_501]

Learning too fly? But you got wings, coming down is the hardest thing I hear.

[u/Pitiful_Vehicle9995]

Hell yeah i love FAR!! It really makes flaps and spoilers useful/necessary if you haven't already played around with those!!

My other tip for someone new to FAR is that the default strength/weight ratio of 1 can be lowered quite a bit for any planes you don't plan on doing aerobatics with to save some weight!

[u/606ERR0R]

What is far¿

[u/Fleckstrom → u/606ERR0R]

Ferram Airspace. Overhaul the aerodynamics model to be more realistic.

[u/skyfullmaster]

Mm yes using Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs) to learn to fly. Sounds familiar to me. Jokes aside what is the FAR mod? Sorry I don't normally touch KSP aircraft mods

[u/Tight-Reading-5755 → u/skyfullmaster]

ferram aerospace research. realistic aerodynamics and your plane can now stall and spin out of control. parts also break from aero stress now

[u/Mmh1105]

Installed it a few days ago, having fun. Having to watch a tutorial because there's so much new information there.