December 7, 201114 yr I am sorry if this was discussed before but last night i noticed one thing. When the plane b738w was being pushed back at the KSFO by Flightbeam using AES the wheels weren't rotating at all (no, brakes were off)! haven't tried on other airports where AES is active. is this "normal" for fsx or a bug? anybody noticing that before?thnxivan Ivan Majetic ROG CROSSHAIR X670E HERO; 7900X3D; NZXT KRAKEN ELITE 360, GIGABYTE RTX 4080; G.SKILL TridentZ NEO RGB DDR5 64 Gb, WD HDD 2TB, SAMSUNG 980PRO, SAMSUNG 970EVO Plus 2x, ALIENWARE 3423DWF
December 7, 201114 yr Commercial Member If AES uses some sort of slew to move the plane, it will not rotate the wheels. Kyle Rodgers
December 7, 201114 yr Author @ Paul No.@scandinavian ok thanks for clearing this out :) Ivan Majetic ROG CROSSHAIR X670E HERO; 7900X3D; NZXT KRAKEN ELITE 360, GIGABYTE RTX 4080; G.SKILL TridentZ NEO RGB DDR5 64 Gb, WD HDD 2TB, SAMSUNG 980PRO, SAMSUNG 970EVO Plus 2x, ALIENWARE 3423DWF
December 7, 201114 yr With AES, the wheels don't spin, whichever aircraft you're using. Even the nosewheel doesn't swivel Chidiebere Anyahara
December 7, 201114 yr FSDreamTeam GSX: http://www.fsdreamteam.com/forum/index.php?board=45.0 - Edward Boyte | Youtube
December 7, 201114 yr With AES, the wheels don't spin, whichever aircraft you're using. Even the nosewheel doesn't swivelYep, AES uses a type of slew for pushback. Not only do the wheels not turn or swivel, but the aircraft isn't registered as moving (ie. default pushback shows a 1 or 2 knot groundspeed, with AES it is still 0) Cory Baxes
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