AFP Ground Handling
06-25-2004 | 07:37 PM
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AFP Ground Handling
Is there a reason why the planes are impossible to get to track correctly on the ground? No matter how much I trim the rudder, the planes ALWAYS veer sharply to the left or right after about 15-20 feet.
Also, is there a way to add any other information to the "Nav Guides" ? In G2, you could add practically any info you could think of. It would be nice if I could be certain that my control surfaces are in correct trim.
Also, is there a way to add any other information to the "Nav Guides" ? In G2, you could add practically any info you could think of. It would be nice if I could be certain that my control surfaces are in correct trim.
06-26-2004 | 12:14 AM
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RE: AFP Ground Handling
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Is there a reason why the planes are impossible to get to track correctly on the ground? No matter how much I trim the rudder, the planes ALWAYS veer sharply to the left or right after about 15-20 feet.
Also, is there a way to add any other information to the "Nav Guides" ? In G2, you could add practically any info you could think of. It would be nice if I could be certain that my control surfaces are in correct trim.
Is there a reason why the planes are impossible to get to track correctly on the ground? No matter how much I trim the rudder, the planes ALWAYS veer sharply to the left or right after about 15-20 feet.
Also, is there a way to add any other information to the "Nav Guides" ? In G2, you could add practically any info you could think of. It would be nice if I could be certain that my control surfaces are in correct trim.
Sorry, but I don't know how you would correct that problemo....maybe STLPilot will come in here and he might be able to help you out....
Sometimes in G2, that also happens....
