Yaw panic ? Wtf

[Cougar133]

My F18 is not flying correctly .

i don't touched to the controls from the beginning of the runway , all long ... :huh:

Wtf ?

 

[Swift.]

I've seen this happen when snap rolling out of a loaded bank before but never to this extent.

[ApoNOOB]

I know this is gonna be said everytime, any control issue comes up, please don't be mad at me. But recently I had exactly the same with a conflicting double axis assignment. :D

[Bunny Clark]

I saw a video posted on Reddit of an F-16 doing something very similar. Curious.

[Ziptie]

This happened to me once, have seen it happen to others a handful of time. No idea why it has been happening, and exactly when it was introduced with whatever patch/hotfix - but I do know that a full rudder sweep (full left, full right, back to center) cures the issue. Not permanently, as in it might happen again at some point, but stabilizes the aircraft during the current experienced oscillation.

 

 

Cheers,

 

Don (callsign Ziptie)

[Cougar133]

i will try by deleting rudder assignments first

:thumbup:

[Svsmokey]

When starting DCS , if i look in the axis assignments , my rudder always shows hard right . Cycling the pedals always solves the problem . I have gotten in the habit of doing so before clicking the "Fly" button .

Interestingly , it appears to be Windows-related , as one cycle will solve the problem even with multiple DCS reboots .