Pochi Posted January 28, 2019 Posted January 28, 2019 Hi there, I am currently relearning the AJS37 for the 1st time in 2.5.4. I really like this plane! I was wondering if there is any consensus or advices regarding axis curves for Yaw and maybe for roll and pitch also? I find the NSW very sensitive with the rudder when starting the takeoff, and also in flight when trying to coordinate my turns. I set an S curve shape for Yaw but it seems to only have effect at low speed taxi . I use Hoyas Warthog. Any advices would be appreciated, Best regards, Pierre
Quip Posted January 28, 2019 Posted January 28, 2019 Generally, for the Viggen, I'd suggest as close to zero as you can muster. The system is built to be simple to fly and it really shines through. As for the rudder, again, zero. The trick is to try to use differential braking on roll-out (take-off/landing) But I also recommend - strongly - to add 3 units or so of deadzone, otherwise it may be hard to fly level, even with a high precision stick like the Thrustmaster.
TOViper Posted January 30, 2019 Posted January 30, 2019 ... But I also recommend - strongly - to add 3 units or so of deadzone, .... @metoo Visit https://www.viggen.training ...Viggen... what more can you ask for? my computer: AMD Ryzen 5600G 4.4 GHz | NVIDIA RTX 3080 10GB | 32 GB 3.2 GHz DDR4 DUAL | SSD 980 256 GB SYS + SSD 2TB DCS | TM Warthog Stick + Throttle + TRP | Rift CV1
illern Posted January 31, 2019 Posted January 31, 2019 I use a Saitek X52 Pro system and this is my settings for roll and pitch: DZ: 0 Sat X and Y: 100 Curvature: 15 And for rudder I have pedals for my steering wheel Thrustmaster T500. Pedals are single axis so I set up rudder with 2 axis and set it to slider mode. 1st axis: DZ: 0 Sat X: 100 Sat Y: 50 Curvature: -25 Enable slider 2nd axis: DZ: 0 Sat X: 100 Sat Y: 50 Curvature: -25 Enable slider Enable Invert I think this work really good for me. No need for toe breaks. Just put my combined brake on a slider on the throttle. /illern Win10Prox64, Gigabyte Z390 Aorus Pro, Intel i7-9900K@5,1GHz, 32Gb DDR4 GSkill TridentZ@3900GHz, Gigabyte RTX 2080ti Xtreme 11Gb, Game on Samsung M2 960 Pro, TM WH HOTAS, TM TPR , HP Reverb Pro G1, TM MFD
viper2097 Posted February 1, 2019 Posted February 1, 2019 I fly with 0 curve, 0 deadzone and 100% travel. Thx to T16000 this works awesome. Only put 10% deadzone and -15 curve on the TFRP pedals Steam user - Youtube I am for quality over quantity in DCS modules
Pochi Posted February 18, 2019 Author Posted February 18, 2019 Thank you for your advices! I settled with a very little deadzone and -15 curve. But it seems to me it is really weird that the aircraft is so sensible on the yaw axis during the takeoff run whereas it si not at all sensible during taxying... I can not figure out an explanation for this phenomemon. Pierre
Airhunter Posted February 18, 2019 Posted February 18, 2019 The rudder on the Viggen can be quite sensitive, I have a curve of 30 to the right and it is workable. Just play around with it and find what you like.
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