@Sharandeep981 Sort of. CoM being forward of CoL makes it aerodynamcally stable in a forward position. If your wings are tipped downward, they generate lift towards the ground. If you could show me a photo of the plane on the runway (preferably from the side), I can help you figure out what's going on.
A common problem I encounter when making a plane is that the front is tipped downward, so the wings act as spoilers instead of generating lift. What I'm trying to say here is: Always make sure your wings aren't actually generating downforce!
Try checking if the plane is angled downward on the ground. I found while working on the Resilient (https://www.simplerockets.com/c/KEnY8l/Resilient-Mk-2) that if the wings are lower in front than in back, they act as spoilers instead of wings.
@Sharandeep981 Sort of. CoM being forward of CoL makes it aerodynamcally stable in a forward position. If your wings are tipped downward, they generate lift towards the ground. If you could show me a photo of the plane on the runway (preferably from the side), I can help you figure out what's going on.
5.2 years agoA common problem I encounter when making a plane is that the front is tipped downward, so the wings act as spoilers instead of generating lift. What I'm trying to say here is: Always make sure your wings aren't actually generating downforce!
5.2 years ago@ThePilotDude Definitely the front landing gear. Try increasing the length of it.
5.2 years ago@ThePilotDude Increasing the length of the front gear should fix it in any case.
5.2 years ago@ThePilotDude Sure, link?
5.2 years agoTry checking if the plane is angled downward on the ground. I found while working on the Resilient (https://www.simplerockets.com/c/KEnY8l/Resilient-Mk-2) that if the wings are lower in front than in back, they act as spoilers instead of wings.
5.2 years agoTry timewarping about 1000x, it should become day. Also make sure you aren't on the night side of the planet.
5.2 years ago