Space Engineers Aerodynamic Physics - Lift Profile Tutorial

A video demonstrating how lift profiles work in Aerodynamic physics.

[ItsBeJade]

I never thought I would fully understand what those lines meant, it took until you were doing the rover for it to click. Thank you so much!

[Ryanl]

Just as you explained it. Makes a lot of sense now. This is a short and easy to understand video

[quintonjones]

This+ water mod+ nebulas= Chef's kiss

[kazimir]

How is the performance dealing with this? Especially if it comes to larger builds.

[OmniArcher]

are you using gyros in the test plane? if not how are you turning without control surfaces mod?

[moccaloto]

Thanks for the tutorial. I love the mod. Great work!

[Snake]

Can someone explain why the nose of my plane keeps lifting up. The lift and drag, thrust and weight location seem to have zero effect on it and all my aircraft do it when i have the mod installed its getting to the point where i say screw is and never touch this mod again but id like to try to fix it first.

[jcornscorndog]

Is there any way to get the mod on console? I have looked for a while but it seems to not be there.

P.S. You deserve more credit than I could ever give for responding to comments on a video this old, absolute top teir creator 10/10.

[bbenjamin]

Hey, so I've followed this to a tee, but my plane can't seem to stop nosediving after getting around 80m/s

[classicfellow]

Have you considered trying to port this mod to the Xbox version? A lot of people would be very eager to try it out. I know there are issues with scripts and stuff for Xbox versions.

[LordDrackonel]

Idk if that would be cool with you, but I dream of the day Keen adds your mod into Vanilla, so we xbox users can play it... :c

[lines]

logbook day 14: it’s the 10th time i watch this tutorial, i feel like real fluid physics is easier, maybe i should stop looking at this and study true shit

[colecoooper]

This video does not do a great job of explaining the mod, no matter what the aircraft nose dives or climbs uncontrollably, even when it has positive lift it just stays on the ground

[Anvilshock]

Only a typical American could come up with Alt+Shift as the keyboard shortcut. Alt+Shift, Windows' default shortcut for switching keyboard layouts. After all, there's only one language in the world, why would anyone ever need to switch layouts?