March 18, 200917 yr Greetings to all: I have a payware plane that does not show level flight unless i am climbing at 500 ft. I thought I had read a long time ago that this can be solved by changing something in the fcg file. I thought it had to do with contact points but don't remember for sure. If anyone knows of this fix i would be grateful. The plane is FSD's Cessena 337. Thanks for helping out a novice still after a year. WC I am no done flying til you pry the joystick out of my cold dead hands
March 18, 200917 yr Greetings to all: I have a payware plane that does not show level flight unless i am climbing at 500 ft. I thought I had read a long time ago that this can be solved by changing something in the fcg file. I thought it had to do with contact points but don't remember for sure. If anyone knows of this fix i would be grateful. The plane is FSD's Cessena 337. Thanks for helping out a novice still after a year. WCI'm unsure what you mean by 'level flight'. Do you mean that when the plane is flying level (i.e. VSI = 0) that it looks like it is pointing nose down? Best Regards,Robert Kerr 3D Modeler & Texture Artist
March 18, 200917 yr Author Yes it looks exactly as you described it looks like it is in a slight dive when the vertical speed indicator reads level flight. This is when i switch to outside view. Sorry about the confusion. I am no done flying til you pry the joystick out of my cold dead hands
March 24, 200917 yr Author Yes it looks exactly as you described it looks like it is in a slight dive when the vertical speed indicator reads level flight. This is when i switch to outside view. Sorry about the confusion.Okay I figured out the fix myself. You can make the plane look level by adjusting the flight tuning section in the cfg file. The adjustment is made in the cruise lift scalar. I made the adjustment by decreasing from 1.0 to 0.5 and the plane now looks level when the vertical speed indicator reads level flight. I am no done flying til you pry the joystick out of my cold dead hands
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