does anybody know how to get a plane to hover on the G2 simulator?
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From: Glen Robertson, ON, CANADA
Originally posted by jrjohn
I just recieved my new G2 software, with add on #4. it has a 40% Edge 540 I thought for sure I could practice hovering and torque rolling, but No luck. Anybody know the secret?
John
I just recieved my new G2 software, with add on #4. it has a 40% Edge 540 I thought for sure I could practice hovering and torque rolling, but No luck. Anybody know the secret?
John
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From: TN
download the cap 232 2X from www.realflight.com
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From: Yellow Springs,
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On the left side of the realflight home page there is a tab titled download. Click on it the you will find quite a few planes to download that you will be able to hover with.
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From: Leicester,
Wayne,
IF their too easy to hover then change their parameters to make them "realistic"...thats what i did (cos the "cap 232 2x" is way too easy)...i now have a virtual model of my cap which hovers the same as my real one.
Happy Flying
IF their too easy to hover then change their parameters to make them "realistic"...thats what i did (cos the "cap 232 2x" is way too easy)...i now have a virtual model of my cap which hovers the same as my real one.
Happy Flying
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3D can I get a copy of your cap that you say is just like your real one please. I'd also like an Edge 540 if somebody has it. I can't get the one on Add on #4 to act realistic
JOhn.
send it to [email protected]
thanks!
JOhn.
send it to [email protected]
thanks!
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From: Bloomington, IL
3D Cap232.
Yeah I do change the parameters.
I'd like to try yours though. Could you send me the .pln file of your plane.
Thanks,
Yeah I do change the parameters.
I'd like to try yours though. Could you send me the .pln file of your plane.
Thanks,
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IF their too easy to hover then change their parameters to make them "realistic"...thats what i did (cos the "cap 232 2x" is way too easy)...i now have a virtual model of my cap which hovers the same as my real one.
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Ok you want to hover go to aero3d.net and get qiuque somizinis areoworks extra 300.. its all set up and your garunteed to hover like a dream with no setup..
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Hi,
Sorry for not responding to this thread sooner, heres my cap 232 file, it hovers exactly the same as my real one....still easy but at least realisticaly easy
Have fun and let me know what ya reckon.
Sorry for not responding to this thread sooner, heres my cap 232 file, it hovers exactly the same as my real one....still easy but at least realisticaly easy
Have fun and let me know what ya reckon.
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From: RIDGENew York
I've been flying on G2 multi-player ever since it came out and i have yet to find anyone that can hover any of the planes in there.
I have over 100 downloaded planes and schemes and none can actually HOVER.
To be more specific, Hovering is keeping the plane in one location facing one direction for extended periods of time (tilting the nose slightly forward should stop the plane from spinning). Torque rolling on the other hand would be the same as hovering except your keeping the plane perfectly vertical to allow the engines TORQUE to spin the plane around it's axis.
Most people can torque roll well enough but as i mentioned earlier, I have'nt seen anyone hover.
If there is someone out there who can , Please Record and Post it for all to see. Good Luck
I have over 100 downloaded planes and schemes and none can actually HOVER.
To be more specific, Hovering is keeping the plane in one location facing one direction for extended periods of time (tilting the nose slightly forward should stop the plane from spinning). Torque rolling on the other hand would be the same as hovering except your keeping the plane perfectly vertical to allow the engines TORQUE to spin the plane around it's axis.
Most people can torque roll well enough but as i mentioned earlier, I have'nt seen anyone hover.
If there is someone out there who can , Please Record and Post it for all to see. Good Luck


