Stallion 3D Learning Center

Quick-start videos, aircraft tutorials, CFD examples and technical resources for aircraft, UAV, rocket and eVTOL aerodynamic analysis.

Quiet tutorial space: pick a resource, follow the steps, and get to work.

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Quick-Start Videos

Learn the complete Stallion 3D workflow using practical examples and guided demonstrations.

Aircraft CFD Tutorial

Learn how to analyze full aircraft configurations using Stallion 3D and OpenVSP geometry.

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UAV Aerodynamics

Analyze UAV aerodynamic performance, drag and stability with automatic gridding and CFD setup.

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Rocket Aerodynamics

Study rocket aerodynamic performance including transonic and supersonic flow behavior.

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Advanced CFD Topics

Explore advanced workflows and aerodynamic applications.

Stallion 3D Technology

Overview of proprietary CFD methods, automatic grid generation and compressible RANS algorithms.

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eVTOL Aerodynamics

Analyze ducted fans, transition effects and aerodynamic performance for eVTOL aircraft.

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NASA Quesst Overview

View transonic CFD examples and aerodynamic analysis related to advanced aircraft concepts.

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Detailed Tutorials & Full Solutions

Long-form examples for complete aircraft workflows and aerodynamic studies.

Cessna 182 Tutorial

Step-by-step workflow for aircraft CFD setup, simulation and analysis.

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Flying Wing Tutorial

Analyze flying wing and blended-wing-body aerodynamic configurations.

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Technical Documents

Detailed PDFs and workflow references for advanced users.

Menus & Interface Guide

Detailed overview of Stallion 3D menus and workflow organization.

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Wing Analysis Guide

Detailed reference for wing aerodynamic analysis and simulation setup.

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STL Analysis Guide

Reference for importing STL geometry and preparing CFD simulations.

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YouTube Channel

Additional videos, simulations and aerodynamic demonstrations.

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