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surstromming

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  1. It is working if you put individual toe breaks, one for right and one for left. But maybe you don't want that? Best regards /M
  2. The effect isn't big, but it is there and i can even use it to "fine tune" steering if I'm a little bit off from the course. Also it is possible to turn the knob even past the end, so to speak. And I think that the effect is bigger then, not sure though. And then it takes the same amount of turning the other way to get the knob to turn back. So it is a little buggy :) Best regards, M
  3. That sounds like it can make sense :thumbup: For me it isn't any real problem any way. Just something I noticed when testing the yaw thing :) Best regards, M
  4. Hi, For me the autopilot yaw trim (renflygning) is working in 1.5.8 and in 2.2.0. I works with keyboard, joystick mapping and click-drag in cockpit(lift cover first). And it compensates for drifting with asymmetric load. Scratching my head why it works for me but not for some of you?? But what I noticed now when testing this is that emergency trim up don't work for me. Neither by keyboard or clicking in cockpit or if mapped to joystick. And it also seems to make the regular nosetrim to stop working. Because if I use emergency trim nose down its impossible to compensate it back to normal. Best regards, M
  5. Good to hear Ragnar! Thanks! Best regards, M
  6. Hi, First of all: I love the Viggen! Thanks Heatblur for this module! :) I also have problems with rockets falling short in 1.5.8. I did some testing and came up with that the problem might have to do with different temperatures. To test it I just set up a small easy mission, starting in the air and putting the target at the old Kobuleti airfield(I think it is called that? The one that is like a little cross :) ) I put the flyover point exactly over the target. The weather was just set to default with no wind at all. At temperatures around 1 degrees celsius i found the rockets to be very accurate. At high temperatures, like 35 degrees celsius they are falling short. At low temperatures, like -30 degrees celsius they are falling long. If someone else could test and confirm or deny this it would be good :) Best regards, M
  7. Always fun to watch these fights :)
  8. Just saw this on youtube and it was awesome to watch! Looking forward to the next one :thumbup:
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