Ken's Web SiteKen form Florida has a web site with a number of amazing models for ClearView. The number of models that Ken created approaches 100. If you have a model for CV, contact Ken and he may host it there.
 
All models are in zip format and must be unzipped under ClearView/models directory. Restart the simulator for the new models to show up.
 
Click here for Ken's website
 
 
Gunnerson web siteYou may want to visit ggunners web site for more great models for ClearView. These are very hight quality models that have been tested and set to fly very much like the real models they represent.
 
All models are in zip format and must be unzipped under ClearView/models directory. Restart the simulator for the new models to show up.
 
Click here for gguners website
 
  
 
 
The models in ClearView are fully configurable. The advanced setting for planes provides more than 90 parameters to define all aspects of the model flight behavior. Thanks to Gregory Matthews for creating and to Kenneth Green for formatting and editing plane flight parameters.
 
 
          Planes Flight Model configuration parameters 
 
 
 
Many thanks to Mark Glennon who contributed this excellent manual:
 
Converting FMS models to ClearView including rotating props, moving surfaces and landing gear  (html) or get it from here as pdf.
  
Mark's document shows how to create rotating props, moving control surfaces, control points and other details and contains all information needed to create models from scratch or convert FMS models to ClearView.
 
For help and tips how to create models for ClearView, join the ClearView developers forum here.
 
 
 
 
 
 
ClearView is designed to support easy model exchange and model customisation. Users experienced with CAD or 3d modeling can create new models. Each model is represented by a directory under "Program Files/SVK Systems/ClearView/models" folder. The model directory contains all files relevant to that model. The model 3d files are in "data" subdirectory of the corresponding model directory. This model files are in open 3d modeling format. The program used to create models is AC3D.

Credits:
 
We would like to credit JustCanopies for the great paint job they provided for our Raptor60 model.