Anyone know of a way to extend the length of the exes as they appear in FSDS? Aligning axes using rotation mode and holding SHIFT would be MUCH more accurate and easier. I know. Use the RULER but Im thinking FAST and easy.I might be just hoping... but maybe someone has a trick.

>Anyone know of a way to extend the length of the exes as they>appear in FSDS? Aligning axes using rotation mode and holding>SHIFT would be MUCH more accurate and easier. I know. Use>the RULER but Im thinking FAST and easy.>>I might be just hoping... but maybe someone has a trick.>>No, the size of the axis is fixed.What I'm learning to do and using more and more is a dummy "hierarchy" thin tube (single section) to serve as my "hinge" I'll tag that as the "rudder", for example, and once I have that part rotated to my heart's desire, I'll link my "real" rudder parts to that hierarchy node. Note that you'll have to type in the rotation offsets for the linked parts to "straighten" them outFelix/FFDSPegasus Aviation Design

I rotate the axis manually until it

I like the GMax method: Choose part, click on Affect Axis Only, Align to Part or Align to World... ;)Gee Felix, wherever did you pick up such great ideas?

>I like the GMax method: Choose part, click on Affect Axis>Only, Align to Part or Align to World... ;)OF course, in FSDS you don't need to worry about properly aligning the axis to the FS world since that's the default .... aligning to "part" would require the program to figure out HOW you want the #### thing aligned?Of course, I wouldn't mind the ALIGN tool that gmax/Max has...>>Gee Felix, wherever did you pick up such great ideas? That's the thanks I get for translating gmaxspeak into FSDSspeak..OF course, I have a jumble of terms and tools that I try.I did almost slam my monitor when my FSDS boolean wasn't working on two most simple parts, no matter how many attempts... Then I decided to try it in FSDS3 instead of FSDS2... ;)