These limiting velocities are not hard to find, either in the pilotвЂ™s operating handbook or on the Web. With the exception of the G-limits, these will not be factored into the flight model they may, however, be used in the airspeed indicator. The most important settings here are for the aircraftвЂ™s limits (found on the left side of the window in the Default tab). Open the Standard menu and click Viewpoint. WeвЂ™ll begin by setting a few basic parameters for our aircraft in order to the avoid the warning that pops up every time you save. We will save our example aircraft in the вЂњBonanzaA36вЂќ folder which we created in our X-Plane installation directory, and weвЂ™ll name it вЂњA36.вЂќ

Then, open the File menu again and click Save As. This will create a new, very basic aircraft file. When the window appears, open the File menu by mousing over it and click New. To begin creating the aircraft, open the Plane Maker application found in your X-Plane installation directory. A web search should turn up this data for most popular planes. In the course of creating the aircraft file, you will need a good deal of information on the actual plane, including its physical dimensions, engine and propeller specifications, weight, fuel capacity, fuel tank locations, limiting and recommended airspeeds, and so on. Our example craft is a Beechcraft A36 Bonanza. For the purposes of this tutorial, though, we suggest choosing a straightforward design to model.

Plane Maker can be used to model a tremendous variety of aircraft. 5.1 Adding the Control Surfaces to the WingsД¬hoosing an Aircraft, Researching the Design.4.2 Creating the Horizontal and Vertical Stabilizers.1 Choosing an Aircraft, Researching the Design.

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