Quite a remarkable thought to know the level of realism modelled here. I figured that adding 10% more fuel on the right wing more or less levelled out the left roll to compensate for the pilot's weight.
Sure. The default key binding is control + F2 to reduce + Ctrl + F3 to increase. It should be trivial to set to two separate buttons. I don't have the doc in front of me but I bet ontrol F1 and control F4 set prop RPM to minimum and maximum respectively.
Search for 'Increase propeller pitch’ and ‘decrease propeller pitch’ when editing controller assignments.
Yep, you guys made an amazing bird. Such a joy to fly and so well optimized for VR ( I cannot emphasize that enough, excellent work). I get more VR perf out of it than the stock c172 classic. Bravo. I owned the XP version as well and I love how challenging it is to land properly.
@vcapra1 Ah... That explains why I have only seen it sometimes. Normally I start from cold/dark, so not engaged. But every now and then when I test something I skip the startup and start on the runway. Lock engaged. :) The real piper I fly does not have that.
@Sender46@Martyn Thanks.. I already fixed those issues in the first paint kit. Found which layer they were on, and erased them.
I started a new paint tonight, using the latest Paint kit, and some parts are really hard to line up. I guess Painters get this all the time, and find ways around it. I’m still learning it all, but I did learn how to line up wing stripes on the elevators tonight. Progress at last 😁
Thanks for your replies though.
