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F18 now has a constant slight yaw???
jaylw314 replied to Toro113Loco's topic in Controller Questions and Bugs
A screen capture of your axes assignment page would go a loooooong way to clarifying what you're describing. For that matter, a brief track recording would also clarify what the original problem actually is and is trivial to do. -
Technically, it's your plane so you can use either Notso said DIRECT is more practical, since you can release at any time
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Not only is that a great step, but that's a great attitude you have, and it inspired me to put some effort into trying to learn something new today. Congrats!
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Also, a quick sanity check, I think I've noticed that there's a bit of a delay getting the goggles on/off (maybe due to the animations). If you press the goggle button again before it turns on, it'll turn right back off, so spamming the goggle button will actually keep it from turning on.
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To add more fuel to the fire, there have been aircraft the have pitch control for the prop, rather than a propeller governor controller, so it's not for someone to conflate pitch control with prop control. Come to think of it, the Me-109 was one of them, IIRC.
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It's also a good analogy for your hardware not being the culprit. After all, people are able to drive in traffic in junkers with no power and limp-wristed steering wheels that have a mile of play. But it would certainly be more enjoyable in a nicer car
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Stop futzing around with the trim. Hornet auto-trims to 1G. At least until you mess with it. Now you have a plane that trims to 1.05G, which is not helpful for really anything. You don't maintain altitude by getting the trim dialed in. You maintain altitude by constantly bumping the nose up and down with the stick. It's like balancing a baseball bat on your hand--if you try to do it by getting the bat perfectly vertical so you don't have to move your hand, you will fail. You do it by constantly moving your hand around under the bat, and as you get better, those motions get smaller (but never to zero).
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I'd also add that turning away from the sun isn't really an immediate option for the WSO Another option that might be worth considering in general is attaching a lighting shade to the mouse cursor.
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That turbine RPM looks a little low, I thought idle was 60-65%? May not have been a normal start for whatever reason
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Open beta? 'Stable' version had a non-working radar
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Nope. you almost certainly have another axis or button that is double-bound to the throttle controls
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A-10C nearly impossible to hit with SARH/IR missiles
jaylw314 replied to Pavlin_33's topic in DCS: A-10C II Tank Killer
More so to point out that even if your radar is not notched, the target may be in the missile's notch filter