StephenCarlson / MiniHawk-VTOL

Artwork for the MiniHawk VTOL, a 3D-Printed Tricopter/Fixed-wing hybrid aircraft.
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README: Add a Tree Diagram of the Assembly Decomposition #36

Open StephenCarlson opened 2 years ago

StephenCarlson commented 2 years ago

The assembly is super confusing right now. All these _A and _B parts, why is there only a Left side of anything? Which parts need to be printed? These are all things that are either barely documented in the #airframe-parts- section, or are implicit in the name of the STLs. Here is a quick synopsis:

Here is an example, or root node, of the Tree Diagram:

MiniHawk-VTOL Version 2.1 Aircraft | -- Fuselage/Body | |-- Empennage | |-- Nose |-- Left Wing | |-- Left Fin | | |-- MH7_FinLeft_Lower.stl | | |-- MH7_FinLeft_Upper.stl |-- Right Wing | |-- Right Fin | | |-- MH7_FinLeft_Lower.stl (Mirrored) | | |-- MH7_FinLeft_Upper.stl (Mirrored)

LilBub commented 2 years ago

Hi Steve, I think you'll make the build easier for others who aren't engineering / student types if you include everything needed once. No mirrored parts since, for some not savvy with 3D slicers, could get it wrong. So, as I do with my technical documentation (research 3D printing for military projects), make the outline as clear and concise as possible. Also, know you audience may be less smart as you =)