Ok,
I startet a test with Blender and modeling for FS2. I did some models before but was never happy with the results. So let's see how far i can get.
This is a very early stage and is more or less a rough outline scetch. No interiors or small details at the Moment.
Good Luck. I hope you can stick with it until we see it in the AFS2 skies.
Regards,
Ray
oh, a Klemm Kl35D ... Then i will look for a different one. XD
Moin Moin,
as we say in northern Germany. Just started to block out the cockpit parts for checking positions.
Auch Moin, Moin.
schaut gut aus. 
Just started to block out the cockpit parts for checking positions
Nice modelling. Hope you get there with the plane.
Are you doing this in Blender? Curious if you've looked at ways to reliably get Blender models into AFS.
Blender > 3ds > Max > TGI
Blender > AC3D (via plugin) > TGI
I haven't found the results of either to be as I expected.
Blender -> Modelconverter -> ASCII TGI format
I use Blender and i converted some simple stuff into AC3D. For this plane i will do the same.
Still learning how to get the shapes i want in Blender and refining the fuselage.
Beside the Klemm i did some testing on further modeling tools.
Nice to see the small progress. Some Parts have been modeled before for another project and can be used now. So with every model you can build up a bigger library of already made parts like knobs and lever...
Looks good! G109?
Nice to see the small progress. Some Parts have been modeled before for another project and can be used now. So with every model you can build up a bigger library of already made parts like knobs and lever...
This is what we truly need to see... Third party designers stepping up to the plate to expand the fleet, thereby freeing the core team to further develop features that we don't have yet. I wish you all the best in this endeavour.
I'm here in case you need help to set up the flight model.
@ Chiefkoch, your right it is a Grob 109A.
KJKsimmer since i am not a professional developer it will a slow progress to get to a flyable model. Especially since the programming of the flight model locks quite complicated and not very well documented. So maybe later i will need a little bit more help from the community. It seems to me the modeling is the easiest part of the development despite it is the most time consuming.
Simwerft,
Looks like you might be the only user actively attempting to design an AFS2 flying model. Jan has all the answers for you.
Regards,
Ray
Looks good! G109?
A self-powered 2-seat side by side 100 kt. motor glider would make a fanstastic addition to our virtual fleet. Please stay on it.
Here is a link for those that may be interested. https://www.secret-bases.co.uk/wiki/Grob_Vigilant
Regards,
Ray
@ Chiefkoch, your right it is a Grob 109A.
KJKsimmer since i am not a professional developer it will a slow progress to get to a flyable model. Especially since the programming of the flight model locks quite complicated and not very well documented. So maybe later i will need a little bit more help from the community. It seems to me the modeling is the easiest part of the development despite it is the most time consuming.
Maybe a upgrade to the B model will be possible. More hp, longer wingspan, increased GW, slightly faster, and a variable pitch propeller all sound like nice improvements.
Regards,
Ray
Jetjockey10 If i get this baby sucsessful into AS2 i will have a lock how much have to be changed for the B model
Jet-Pack (IPACS) I am pretty shure i will need help and a lot of answers for the flight model. Thanks for your offer to help
Here you see another testing of how to achive a shape. Ich try different ways and models to get a feel what is the best way
Alphajet?
