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Inherent flaw of FSX to give too much ground friction?

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Just came across this topic and it is really interesting. I followed all steps (using an unregistered FSUIPC) and the improvements work fine - except for one aircraft model, the WILCO HARRIER. It behaves really restively. Starting taxiing, everything is fine while using the new FSUIPC.ini entry, the aircraft rolls with few thrust. But once I use the toe brake, the friction.lua improvement has gone. What might be the cause, please? It's strange, because it seems to only affect this Harrier model....

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  • Hi everyone; I've been steered over here by folks who are extremely interested in what's being discussed. As an adviser on realism for MSFS going back to the FSX Beta process I can tell you that this

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  • Pete Dowson
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    Okay. This is done in version 4.859i of FSUIPC, downloadable now from the Download Links subforum of my Support Forum.   The facilities are enabled by parameters in the INI file. You'll need to look

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