How do asymmetrical rocket work?

@YaMomzBox420 thanks, that's a great example

@NotVedhaspace wlcm

I'd suggest doing research on the space shuttle since it had a similarly asymmetric design. The SRBs were lined up with it's overall CoM, but the orbiter and it's main engines were well off the CoM. To make it work, the engines are pointed slightly away from the CoM, effectively pushing back toward the CoM. When you do the math to calculate the total thrust and it's vector of acceleration, if you got the angle right, everything will line up like it's supposed to, however it will be diagonal compared to the rocket's orientation.

@FalconAero thx

@NotVedhaspace alright good luck

@FalconAero okay

@NotVedhaspace yes try make cot fire onto com

@FalconAero what angle should I use?
Do I need to make it fire at com?

@NotVedhaspace replace it then!

Else dm me a model rocket..

I will get it fixed for you

@NotVedhaspace you mean tilted engine? That might work

@FalconAero can't we do some engine angle changes for correcting the centre of thrust so it's stable?

@NotVedhaspace this isn't possible. Why would you do this? TVC is literally the only way to do asymmetrical rocket

@DareDevilSpaceAgency and the srb has high thrust and can't be controlled by throttle

@DareDevilSpaceAgency ohh but that was a bit annoying and is not good for publishing that lol, even small mistakes make the trajectory, stability, velocity and drag and make it a bit non user friendly

Control the thrust