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Currently we use the rocket's total center of pressure to compute the stability margin of the Flight class.
Since this center of pressure is defined based on the normal force coefficient derivative with respect to the angle of attack (cnalpha) we end up with a curve that does not change with the angle of attack, as reported by user Eli [ARIS]
(dvoeli05_67950) in our discord.
On RocketPy:
On OpenRocket:
As you can see, in OpenRocket the stability margin is much more "dynamic" than ours.
Describe the solution you'd like
In the Flight class, instead of using the angle of attack independent center of pressure for the stability margin calculations :
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