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Torque.

Anthin

Anthin

Charter Member
Is there anyway to nullify torque in te aircraft
cfg?

I probably sound like a heritic,but wonderfull
aircraft like the Sopwith Camel,are a problem
for me. I know that in reality,this is the way
they were.

i cannot spend much more than about 10 minutes
on the sim,before I am in serious pain. Therefore
I just want to have an easy flight each time I sit down
in front of the computer.

Hoping someone can help.

Anthin.
 
If memory serves me right, there's a slider you can turn down in your settings called P-factor that you can use to scale down or remove torque from all a/c

And no worries about being a heretic. While a lot of us strive for teeth-gnashing realism, it should be fun for anyone who takes interest. Hence the scalable realism, I suppose
 
There's a good article in this month's FlyPast on the torque effects to watch out for flying the Bf109, especially at takeoff. The more a flight model can reproduce these characteristics in FSX the more that interests me, but to each their own! :wiggle:
 
hairyspin said:
There's a good article in this month's FlyPast on the torque effects to watch out for flying the Bf109, especially at takeoff. The more a flight model can reproduce these characteristics in FSX the more that interests me, but to each their own! :wiggle:
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The same here.....

Cees
 
Hello

You can also try to change something in the aircraft.cfg

section [flight tuning]

hi_alpha_on_roll=-0.4
hi_alpha_on_yaw=0.15
p_factor_on_yaw=1.0
torque_on_roll=1.0
gyro_precession_on_yaw=1.0
gyro_precession_on_pitch=1.0


If missing you can add these lines (FSX acceleration) and try different value in each parameters, one at a time

The ww2 single engine had some important effect on the control in yaw and roll at low speed, the principal cause was not the torque himself, but too small stabilizers
 
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