[FIXED] Longitudinal alternate trim switch not quite simulated correctly.

[Sauerkraut]

The longitudial alternate trim switch goes on release not automatically in the off position. According to the manual he should but.

 

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[cofcorpse]

The longitudial alternate trim switch goes on release not automatically in the off position. According to the manual he should but.

 

Fixed internally:thumbup:

[AH_Sid]

This was noted as fixed, but it's still not functioning correctly in the latest public build (V1.5.2.48162.126).

 

 

The 'Longitudinal Alternate Trim' switch should hold in the 'NORMAL GRIP CONT' and 'OFF' positions, but should be spring loaded back to 'OFF' whenever the 'NOSE UP' or NOSE DOWN' key bindings are released.

 

 

 

The Same applies to the 'Lateral Alternate Trim' switch, it should hold the 'NORMAL' and 'OFF' positions, but be spring loaded back to 'OFF' whenever the 'LEFT' or 'RIGHT' key binding are released.

 

 

 

If you compare them to the Rudder Trim Switch (which is spring loaded correctly),

 

 

 

you'll note as soon as the button or keystroke assigned to 'Rudder Trim Switch - LEFT' or 'Rudder Trim Switch - RIGHT' is released, the switch returns to the 'OFF' position. But with the 'Longitudinal Alternate Trim' and 'Lateral Alternate Trim' switches, the switch position is maintained after button/keyboard release.

Edited December 13, 2015 by =AH=_Sid

[derelor]

Thanks - reported as ticket #32988.

[derelor]

Thanks - reported as ticket #32988.

... and fixed in internal version.

[AH_Sid]

... and now functioning correctly in the latest public build (V2.0.1.49921), many thanks