Mi-24 Rudders issue (ignore trim, move to the left)

[Yuriks]

I know how to control Hind and flown for a while no issues.

Suddenly it started to move rudders all the way to left, by itself.  Totally ignores trim and stick Z axis movement. Cyclic holds trim normally. 
I Double checked special \ Mi24: Pedals auto move is off. No other changes.  

I recently replaced WinWing and uninstalled their crappy software, could be realtered to that. So removed all the MI24 config, reinstalled module, same. 

Looking for any ideas,

Thank you.

Edited August 11 by Yuriks

[Raven (Elysian Angel)]

Does this happen with other helicopters too?

Open the Game Controller window from the legacy Control Panel and check if you see the same behaviour there as well.

Have you tried recalibrating?

 

*edit*
Also, did you check for double bindings or any other controller conflict? DCS can mess up bindings by itself and is notorious for assigning axes even when they don’t physically exist.

Edited August 11 by Raven (Elysian Angel)

[Stratos]

I have same problem, I need to stop YAW AP in order to regain control, my YAW AP simply applies too much power since last update.

[div0]

I have been looking into the Mi-24 just recently. Wondered why it is so difficult to control the yaw. In the special settings section for the Mi-24 Hind unticked "Pedals Auto Move" which made it controllable for me. What is  "Pedals Auto Move" used for?

Edited 19 hours ago by div0

[Raffi75]

I suspect it's something like Auto Rudder. Something that's supposed to help, but actually just gets in the way. In every module where I have "Auto" associated with rudder, I immediately disable it.

[Raven (Elysian Angel)]

2 hours ago, div0 said:

What is  "Pedals Auto Move" used for?

I suspect that in the real helicopter the yaw autopilot moves the pedals automatically if needed to maintain heading. I have it disabled as well, and I think it's only beneficial for us simmers if we have FFB pedals. Since most of us don't, it's best to leave it disabled to prevent problems.

[Stratos]

That solved the issue!

[AeriaGloria]

16 hours ago, div0 said:

I have been looking into the Mi-24 just recently. Wondered why it is so difficult to control the yaw. In the special settings section for the Mi-24 Hind unticked "Pedals Auto Move" which made it controllable for me. What is  "Pedals Auto Move" used for?

Just like Mi-8, if heading hold is at full authority it will use the pedal damper to move the pedals for you. 
 

I think it is useless in sim so I’m glad to have the option. It will even work with microswitch pressed in stabilization mode if turn rate changes so fast it hits the limit.