wheel steering sensitivity

[Robo76]

Isn't the turn sensitivity of the aircraft when taxiing exaggerated ? The other modules are not. And the Viggen has non-steerable rear dual wheels, which are supposed to, among other things, better hold stability when reversing the engine. The rear wheels keep the same track and logically prevent turning. The front wheels try to steer over the stable rear wheels, so cornering can't be as responsive as it is in the simulation. Or is it different?

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[Skyracer]

22 hours ago, Robo76 said:

Isn't the turn sensitivity of the aircraft when taxiing exaggerated ? The other modules are not. And the Viggen has non-steerable rear dual wheels, which are supposed to, among other things, better hold stability when reversing the engine. The rear wheels keep the same track and logically prevent turning. The front wheels try to steer over the stable rear wheels, so cornering can't be as responsive as it is in the simulation. Or is it different?

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I mean you can just tune it in settings. Use "axis tune"

[Robo76]

Since this pedal axis setting mainly adjusts the turn signal sensitivity in flight, you can't set the wheel turn separately. Do you have any tried and tested settings where both the landing gear and rudder work well ?