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It seems that throttle movement is not animated above military thrust level. Acc. to labels throttle should be much more forward when AB is engaged. Printscreen below taken during full AB

 

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I've also noticed that the animation lags behind my control input much more than in other aircraft. If you were to rapidly move the throttle back and forward, for example, after a short while the animated throttle will be several cycles behind. Obviously that's something you don't do while flying, but I still think it could be more visually responsive.

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I didn't mean it was -- just a (somewhat) related observation, instead of making a new thread.

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Actually this is not correct. If you move your camera you will see what part of the throttle lever is hiting it's max range of motion (by the white metal on the side).

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I didn't mean it was -- just a (somewhat) related observation, instead of making a new thread.

 

 

I wanted to say this too... maybe we should open a new thread?

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Unfortunately I could not find good photo showing "Bis" throttle at full AB position but I found one from "MF". In "MF" throttle grip is different a bit, but the throttle quadrant / base is basically same as in "BIS".

 

Since the angle of the photo is a bit different I drew yellow line parallel to the panel in the background.

 

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I've also noticed that the animation lags behind my control input much more than in other aircraft. If you were to rapidly move the throttle back and forward, for example, after a short while the animated throttle will be several cycles behind. Obviously that's something you don't do while flying, but I still think it could be more visually responsive.

 

The real-world MiG-21 flight manual states that the throttle should be moved slowly from idle to military power in not less than 2 sec., so I guess that's what's animated in "our" cockpit.

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