giorgi

This is weird, at almost all other topics I've created they have replied at the same day.. while it seems like this one's being ignored (hopefully I'm wrong)

PS: I would also say that the flaps track fairings look a bit too thin in the teaser, they should be wider/more pointy

Good point, but I really doubt that it's a matter of view in this case, here's a closer pic, with a different position, the shapes look pretty similar to the first irl photo, and reference pictures aren't really a problem I guess, even I could find some on Google by simply typing "a350 flaps mechanism" and I believe a professional development team can do a much better job in researching reference material :))

Hi, understand that the exterior modeling might be wip and doesn't represent the final product, but just in case you've missed this, I wanted to point out this particular thing about the flaps modeling, from what we can see in the teaser the flaps are pretty much straight and uncured, which is a bit different in real life, even though the a350 flaps don't necessarily look curved irl, they still have some minor "smooth outs" at all the edges, will this be improved in future?

Hi, will there be any previews or progress details about the a320neo in the upcoming live stream on July 22? Or is it currently on hold because of the a350?

As far as I noticed in the previous inibuilds aircrafts the texturing of the exterior is always satisfying/good, but when it comes to 3D modeling and animation, especially with the flaps I noticed a few problems with a320neo, where the flaps simply come down but don't actually move back like they do irl and it looks like they're hiding below the wing, that's a different topic though, as a type of person who enjoys wing views, my question is, are you guys aiming for maximum level of realism with the a350 in terms of the modeling and how the flaps will be placed/animated when deployed?