AI Hover / Fine Height Adjustments?

[Dangerzone]

Just wondering if anyone's found a way to reduce the sensitivity of the AI Hover Altitude adjustment, or know of any tricks. At the moment I'm finding when I'm hiding and want to reveal the mast only, the AI will jump up and expose the whole helicopter. I can't seem to get more finer adjustments and was wondering if there's a trick to it?

[Spanueh]

I ran into this little glitch last night.  I fixed it by cycling from contour-flight to barometric-flight.

[cthulhu68]

It would be nice if tapping lower altitude would stop it from climbing, Are you using the AI HUD? It shows a good visual for the adjustments.

Edited June 10, 2024 by cthulhu68

[Dangerzone]

On 6/9/2024 at 6:30 AM, Spanueh said:

I ran into this little glitch last night.  I fixed it by cycling from contour-flight to barometric-flight.

Sorry - I must have missed where you do this? Is this within the settings somewhere, or are you changing something in the cockpit?

[Jenrick]

It's in the AI pilot options, default is LAlt+F I think.

[Dangerzone]

5 hours ago, Jenrick said:

It's in the AI pilot options, default is LAlt+F I think.

Sweet. Thank you. I'll give this a try.

[jubuttib]

Yeah, the radar altimeter based altitude adjustments are MUCH less sensitive than the baro ones. If you wanna adjust altitude in a hover, set it to contour flight first.

[Moxica]

Assign the correct binds, and you can climb (slow) until you let go of that button.
-At work right now, and I do not remember the name of the bind.

[Bailey]

You can use my app called KIO-WA. You can define the number of feet to climb in baro or radalt modes and then execute it. Codewise, it tells the autopilot a discrete number (feet) for the action. https://forum.dcs.world/topic/351441-kiowa-integrated-overlay-warrior-automatis-kio-wa/

Edited June 24, 2024 by Bailey