Axis input delay - huge

[AlphaOneSix]

The ones that have the same kind that is found in helicopters generally have no feel other than very light resistance like in a fluid dampener and when you try to turn the wheel too fast the resistance feels like the resistance in brake pedal. It gives in a little bit but pushing harder doesn't make it go faster. I would suspect the helicopter controls feel pretty much like this?

 

Yes, this is how it would work in real life. However, I've never heard of such a thing occurring during flight, only during ground testing. If you move the controls of a helicopter in flight so fast that you are trying to outrun your hydraulic boosters, you are either in the process of crashing, or you just initiated the process of crashing.

[Slayer]

It's OT but can you make BS not waiting for recentering rudder pedals - just the stick?

 

 

I haven't had any problems like that. You can investigate macros from my profile anytime.

 

 

There is no way to unlink the pedals from the trim system that I'm aware of. It would be nice to be able to do so considering there are no FFB pedals (other than homebrew)

[Bucic]

Yes, this is how it would work in real life. However, I've never heard of such a thing occurring during flight, only during ground testing. If you move the controls of a helicopter in flight so fast that you are trying to outrun your hydraulic boosters, you are either in the process of crashing, or you just initiated the process of crashing.

Does it matter if I won't get my hands on real thing? :)

I need descriptions for at least two speeds to estimate force vs speed characteristics of common hydraulic boosted control systems.

[AlphaOneSix]

The boosters don't go faster if you add more force.

[Succellus]

Awesome post, awesome info.