BC2000

Does anyone know all the moves in 3-D Flying and is there a way to see all the different patterns?

3DSAVAGE

do you mean the stick movements?

jcflysrc

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3D flying is pretty broad. I for one don't know, nor can I exeute ALL the moves. That is part of what makes it such a challenge. There is a site that has reference vids, that can help you with some of the manuvers. Maybe this will help a little. [link]http://www.3dbatix.com/videos.htm[/link]

bdavison

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There's so many of them.
Hover - hanging it on the prop
Torque Roll - allowing motor torque to rotate the aircraft while hanging it on the prop
Harrier - high alpha flight
Elevator - flat vertical descent with no spin
Waterfalls - tumbling maneuver
Blenders - descending roll to instant flat spin
Tic-Tocs - flip/flopping on elevator
Tornado - kinda like a snap roll while in a hover
KE harriers - high alpha KE flight
Harrier rolls - high alpha rolling
Harrier rolling circles - high alpha rolling circle
Walls - forward flight to full up elevator...looks like the plane hits a wall...picture a mime
Sidewinder - high alpha final approach with a rudder flip/flop that looks like a snake wiggling
Keyholes - extremely tight KE loop...like a stall turn, but it keeps coming around.
Dipsh*t - straight down descent to a full elevator yank. The idea is to get it right off the deck. Kinda like a vertical wall.
and hundreds more.

In general anything performed below stall speed of the aircraft is considered "3D".