Steer left on RWY

[farid]

Hello

 

Why Aircraft (Su-27) steer left on rwy when accelerating,i have checked calibration of my Extreme 3D joystick ,which was totaly fine,and on the aircraft all trimmes are neutral ,so whats the problem ?

 

 

thanks

[Dingo_Bob]

make sure both engines are spooled up, Right ALT & HOME (left engine) and Right CTRL & HOME (right engine),

and your throttle slider is set to throttle and not only left throttle or right throttle

Edited December 21, 2015 by Dingo_Bob

[Ironhand]

Is this happening in all missions or only some missions. If all controls are calibrated correctly and there are no conflicting inputs, then it's likely that the mission has a crosswind. If it happens in all missions, check especially to see if you have any conflicting commands from the various input devices you have connected to the sim.

[tovivan]

Maybe crosswinds?

 

If it's engines bring up Rctrl+Enter and see if both engine thrusts are at same level.

[farid]

thabks for reply,checked was nt the issue

[farid]

Maybe crosswinds?

 

If it's engines bring up Rctrl+Enter and see if both engine thrusts are at same level.

 

thanks,i will check

[farid]

Is this happening in all missions or only some missions. If all controls are calibrated correctly and there are no conflicting inputs, then it's likely that the mission has a crosswind. If it happens in all missions, check especially to see if you have any conflicting commands from the various input devices you have connected to the sim.

 

os some mission is steers right on another left but on both case it steering slightly ...i set even large dead zone of my joystick

[farid]

make sure both engines are spooled up, Right ALT & HOME (left engine) and Right CTRL & HOME (right engine),

and your throttle slider is set to throttle and not only left throttle or right throttle

 

both working normally,that is not the cause of issue

but

thanks

[Weta43]

Have you made a simple custom mission, no weapons, no wind, runway start and checked that ?

 

(Don't set a large dead zone..).

[WesLoeffler]

Check you engines if they are both spooled up all the way. If that doesn't help there might be crosswinds.

[Pivot2163]

I have noticed this too now. I believe it's due to wind but it gets rather drastic making take off's much tougher. Requires quite a bit of rudder to correct.:pilotfly: