Check out the Wiki for information. As for the problem, I don't think it is the size, but sometimes it fails to start. If it persists then let us know.

I cant wait! Are those bubbles in the water actual moving bubbles, or are they just random, and appear for a jiffy and depart without movement?

I'm stunned.

That looks nice . Now we need sparks and such for metal grinding, and some other characteristics.

I really like the Brabus. You're my favorite car modeler . Nice work!

Particle effects?

Maybe if someone could just figure out how to set an object to spark(create a yellow trans. face) on the contact point when it's hit by something fast, like a bullet. Would be quite an addition to our little FPS models!

Would it be feasible to figure out how to locate the center of gravity in a group of objects(separate, not grouped)?

That sounds like a nice idea, Kwisten. I can't wait until I can scult some statues!

Does anyone know if there is a way to align the view so that the print-out component profile dimensions are equal to those in reality? For example; If you laid out a rectangle in SketchUp, and the dimensions were 1"x1", how would i determine the right view so that the square turns out 1"x1" on printing paper? Is there a CAD program capable of this?

Or you could just freeze the two pieces without any joints, and then the saw will just push them apart.

Thank you!

Right now I'm going to try to add reinforcements the fuselage and wings, and also try to fit in some alignment spars so I don't end up with 'a blob'. I've also derived some modeling tips from Model Aviation, a magazine popular among members of the aero-modeling community.

I will also be working on a flying wing design before I get to work on the original design, so I can test my modeling skills. I'll post some plans for that soon.

As for the original, the plans are itching to be printed, but I want to see if I can get enlarged versions of the plans scene in the model, because when they are not of the same scale as the model components, things will be VERY misaligned.

Thank you for the advice. I thought that the CG had to be at the epicenter of the peak point in the wing camber, though

Cutting? just intersect, make separate groups, use a fixed joint with a breaking force,and hide the lines in the log so you cant see any seams.
You don't have to place everything in one topic. You can also ask here:http://sketchyphysicscommunity.webs.com/

I will probably get to work on the model itself within 7 days(I know I said yesterday). The remote control portion might be troublesome, so don't expect it to be working soon.

I'm not sure if you approached this accurately. there are no uncommon characteristics of the two in terms of the simulation - it's probably because you flipped the group or components. If it's a problem with the gyro, delete the code in the controller field.

All I am getting is that you want something that explains the workflow, right?

Hmm, I never came across this. The animations look good!

Here is a VERY basic tutorial: tutorial.skp
Here is yet another optimized version of the plans:printoutplans.skp