How to make Stock propellers in KSP

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Published 2016-12-28

Hey everyone, as requested here is the stock prop tutorial. Enjoy!

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All Comments (21)

@joshuabinkley9864 7 years ago

Glad to see your sub count going up. You plane builds astonish me, and I've been playing since 2014.
@giulianotulerman 7 years ago

Man, one of the best videos that I ever seen! A easy video and a cool Working Design! Congrats!
@koneeche 7 years ago

Bro, this is pretty smart! I've been using hinges but now that I see this I am definitely going to be using fairings a lot more. Thank you! :)
@markusheinesen6000 7 years ago

love your videos man, keep it up
@gabrielsabode 7 years ago

Man, that was quick!
@skybella2521 7 years ago

awesome dude thanks for uploading.
@blockin9556 4 years ago

If u have the problem were the nose sags down before you decouple and hits the ground blowing it up. autostrut tthe nose to root part
@axolotlerickson5875 7 years ago

Bro you're awesome, love your videos. Subed.
@xavierh.5102 7 years ago

cool! so crazy how innovative KSP players can get :)
@electrogamer4669 3 years ago

Note for console players when doing this: when in the hangar, or anywhere. press pause and bring up the menu. Then press these buttons in this order on your controller ⬆️⬆️⬇️⬇️⬅️➡️⬅️➡️ This brings up cheats. On the first tab, check the box that says Part Clipping in editor. This will make it so you can place parts backwards and all that like in the video. (Doing this from PS4) Also, you can change the playback speed to .25 that’s what i did
@Bleeto 7 years ago

slow down!
@Jhan.Aballe 7 years ago

Thanks for the tip man. PS I Didn't really know how to make a engine proper till now. :)
@Rade1664 7 years ago

Just one small suggestion, use the short I-Beam as the root part for the rotor or the long one if it's a bigger engine, then autostrut everything on the rotor to the I-Beam. This will help to almost completely eliminate any wobble from the engine. It also seems to prevent the rotor from disintegrating from overspeed when flying at high altitude.
@SkipGames1931 6 years ago

Great tutorial. Maybe do another video that answer questions about this
@masterkatyucha2817 5 years ago

Yay! It Works!
@PantonomHD 7 years ago

awesome!!! thank you!! great :DDDDD thank you so much :D i've tested it and now I know how to Do that
@jwblackbelt 7 years ago

Do the props need to be elevons? I want to use the structural wings potentially
@pancakespaceprogram4059 5 years ago

That plane has a super low stall speed.
@josias3 5 years ago

Excelente.Yo andaba buscando esto y miren, era fácil, solo que yo no sabía jugar hasta hace poco.
@wojciechmuras553 7 years ago

Thanks!