dresoccer4 Posted December 29, 2016 Posted December 29, 2016 hey all, quick question: what does "Rudder Trimmer" and "Central Position Trimmer Mode" options in the "Special" menu do? I think i know what central position trimmer mode does, but i use a FFB joystick so i dont need it. However I can't find any info in the manual about the other option. Thanks! Acer Predator Triton 700 || i7-7700HQ || 512GB SSD || 32GB RAM || GTX1080 Max-Q || FFB II and Thrustmaster TWCS Throttle || All DCS Modules
Kenta Posted December 29, 2016 Posted December 29, 2016 Some time ago, when trimming the Ka-50, it also trimmed the position of your rudder pedals. It was unrealistic and people used a "mod" to disable this. Now you have the option of setting this behavior on or off. Central position trimmer waits for you to return the stick into the central position before the trim takes effect. You don't need it on a FFB joystick as you've already figured out yourself. Failure is the mother of all success.
dresoccer4 Posted December 29, 2016 Author Posted December 29, 2016 Some time ago, when trimming the Ka-50, it also trimmed the position of your rudder pedals. It was unrealistic and people used a "mod" to disable this. Now you have the option of setting this behavior on or off. Central position trimmer waits for you to return the stick into the central position before the trim takes effect. You don't need it on a FFB joystick as you've already figured out yourself. thanks for your quick response! so you think i should keep "rudder trimmer" to its default off? not sure how having the rudder get trimmed also would affect the flight... Acer Predator Triton 700 || i7-7700HQ || 512GB SSD || 32GB RAM || GTX1080 Max-Q || FFB II and Thrustmaster TWCS Throttle || All DCS Modules
Kenta Posted December 29, 2016 Posted December 29, 2016 It can sometimes lead to some nasty rotor clashes or crashes in general because you already might have your rudders trimmed "a lot" and you just add to the trim further by trimming. Things can get nasty pretty quick. It's really hard to know your current rudder location without using CTRL + Enter option. I'd advise you to fly without trim. 1 Failure is the mother of all success.
dresoccer4 Posted December 29, 2016 Author Posted December 29, 2016 It can sometimes lead to some nasty rotor clashes or crashes in general because you already might have your rudders trimmed "a lot" and you just add to the trim further by trimming. Things can get nasty pretty quick. It's really hard to know your current rudder location without using CTRL + Enter option. I'd advise you to fly without trim. awesome, i think i shall take that advice Acer Predator Triton 700 || i7-7700HQ || 512GB SSD || 32GB RAM || GTX1080 Max-Q || FFB II and Thrustmaster TWCS Throttle || All DCS Modules
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