Hi. I'm at Kord. Some of aircraft (a couple) front wheels are sunk in concrete. Aircraft is trying to do pushback for a departure but are having problem. Anyone know how to correct? Thank you

Hi. I'm at Kord. Some of aircraft (a couple) front wheels are sunk in concrete. Aircraft is trying to do pushback for a departure but are having problem. Anyone know how to correct? Thank you

Hi,Shelley Open up your "aircraft.cfg" file and scroll down until you see a section something like this:[contact_points]point.0 = 1, 56.0882, 0, -10.7172, 1100, 0, 1.4566565, 63, 0.21, 5.5, 0.8, 9, 8, 0, 220, 250point.1 = 1, -6.1675, -19.166, -10.3986, 1500, 1, 1.45997, 0, 0.82021, 3.5, 0.8, 10.2, 10.8, 2, 352, 400point.2 = 1, -6.1738, 19.166, -10.4164, 1500, 2, 1.45997, 0, 0.82021, 3.5, 0.8, 10.2, 10.8, 3, 352, 400Now your,s may or may not have more "points"..Doesn,t matter..All you are interested in is "point.0"..That is the front nose gear(wheel)...First set of numbers(56.0882) is a longitudinal reference front to back of A/C, second number(0 or could be 0.0) is reference from left to right(-minus number is to the left,plus numbers to the right)third set of numbers(-10.7172) is the horizontal location/position of the front gear...All you have to do is to change the -10.7172 set of numbers until you get it where you want it....Very easy...Just remember your numbers will be different than mine,but just play with your third set of numbers....If you have any problems,just post your contact points here and someone will help...Lou

some times I have this problem when switching from one plane to another and i fix it by pressing the pause key and then pressing it again and the plane returns to normal. I don't kn ow if this will help but you can try it.Warren