[AS INTENDED] Aircraft moves forward at idle when parking brake released

[imacken]

I assumed this was one of the fixes in the recent update with stuff like 

 

• Fixed: ground roll stutter when moving from stopped position
• Fixed: aircraft rolling forward when chocks removed

 

in the patch updates, but no.

 

For me, whenever the parking brake is released, say in any 'Ready on the Ramp' mission, the Harrier starts to move forward with no throttle input.  Only happens with this module, so I assume it's a Harrier issue.

[RAZBAM_ELMO]

3 hours ago, imacken said:

I assumed this was one of the fixes in the recent update with stuff like 

 

• Fixed: ground roll stutter when moving from stopped position
• Fixed: aircraft rolling forward when chocks removed

 

in the patch updates, but no.

 

For me, whenever the parking brake is released, say in any 'Ready on the Ramp' mission, the Harrier starts to move forward with no throttle input.  Only happens with this module, so I assume it's a Harrier issue.

AS INTENDED. Realistic ground IDLE THRUST . Marking AS INTENDED and moving to RESOLVED

[imacken]

OK, it is 'as intended'.  Can you please explain why this behaviour is present only in the Harrier?  Why would it move forward at a reasonable speed when the parking brake is released and the throttle is at idle?  Is the clue not in the name 'idle'?

Thanks.

[Vakarian]

Harrier has so much thrust at idle that the it starts to roll. That is the reason chocks should be in place before you actually start to roll or you hold the brakes. Once ED sorts the issue the chocks will fix this problem

[imacken]

Thanks a lot.

[felixx75]

It rolls up to 95+ knots... I can't believe, that the real plane will reach this speed @idle thrust (it seems, I would reach higher speeds, with a longer runway).

idle speed test.trk