reported Rotor Droop missing during control check

[Hexpul]

Minor issue, I had the BAT &  APU on was in the third person view and did a controls check moving the cyclic when I noticed the blades on the main rotor snapped to their "stiff" position, then when releasing the controls they would snap to a droop position.

Ideally the blades would still "droop" while you move the swash plate around during a control check.

[FTV-Randy]

 

Looks like the cyclic input argument is linked to the flapping angle instead of the pitch angle

Edited April 6, 2022 by FTV-Randy
Grammar

[NineLine]

Can someone give me a track when they get a chance? Thanks.

[InteR]

I could see that in similar contditions. I do not understand that blade movement.

[Razor18]

I think it is rather a visual workaround for ED to display the aerodinamyc tilting of the main rotor (and individual blades). The only problem they only should visually tilt if they have aerodynamic force on them, in other words if they are spinning, not on the ground, standing still.

I didn't want to go into too much details, hope it's enough to understand.

Edited April 7, 2022 by Razor18

[Scaley]

Trackfile for what it's worth (takes about 3 seconds to replicate - Battery on, APU on, rotor disk tilts inappropriately)

Rotor Not drooping.trk

[NineLine]

Thanks, I appreciate, on my list to check now. 

[Mike Force Team]

@ScaleyThe discord link in your dcs profile is either invalid or expired. I clicked on it and message says the link expired. 

[Swift.]

9 hours ago, Mike Force Team said:

@ScaleyThe discord link in your dcs profile is either invalid or expired. I clicked on it and message says the link expired. 

https://discord.gg/BgCSQUan

That should work (apologies for the off topic)

[BIGNEWY]

reported, the team will take a look.

thanks