Left Turning Aircraft

[Axel c 3]

Hi! My aircraft just want to turn left, both my engines are on and have the same thrust. This is on all my aircraft.

Sincerely Axel

[regis9 4,014]

Is this on the ground or airborne?  What kind of hardware are you using?

[FDEdev 955]

Jets and props?

Edited March 30, 2020 by FDEdev

[Twenty6 693]

13 minutes ago, Axel c said:

Hi! My aircraft just want to turn left, both my engines are on and have the same thrust. This is on all my aircraft.

Since this is on all aircraft you might need to calibrate your joystick, yoke, etc.

[Axel c 3]

2 hours ago, regis9 said:

Is this on the ground or airborne?  What kind of hardware are you using?

It's both

[GSalden 4,656]

Twenty6 is right...

[Chock 17,769]

Make sure the autopilot is off too.

[Dominique_K 10,138]

That sounds like a classic case of bad calibration or double assignement.

Is there a specific moment when this happens, for instance when you move an aileron or you move the elevator or when you push/pull the throttle ?

After having checked the calibration, see that there is not a double assignment the rudder axis also on your throttle or joystick for instance.

 

 

 

[HighBypass 2,339]

Also make sure the trims are centred (numpad 5 I think), although I thought that when you select a new plane, the trims are centred anyway.

[Christopher Low 5,353]

I seem to remember having an "aircraft pulling to the left" issue some time ago, but I do not remember the solution to the problem! One thing I know is that it was not a calibration issue. I do remember having one or two issues with addon planes with the F22 as the default plane on the Scenario screen, so I switched to the Beechcraft Baron B58, and that solved the problem. I am aware that the Baron is no longer available in P3Dv4, but I kept a copy from an older version.....

Edited March 31, 2020 by Christopher Low

[ffantasy67 51]

Decreasing realism settings (P-factor, torque and gyro) may help?

Cheers,

[HighBypass 2,339]

Just to clarify, Axel, you replied "It's both" to the question asking if the planes did it on the ground or in the air. However, someone asked does it affect jets and prop aircraft?

You mentioned BOTH engines are on which indicates a twin. IF ONLY prop powered twins are affected, have you got both propellers unfeathered? The reasons I ask this is because only the other day, I took off in my Flight1 Islander and needed a complete boot full of left rudder despite both engines running. Turns out I hadn't unfeathered the right prop for whatever reason!!  Yes, the rpm gauges did reflect the difference, but I was looking out of the windshield... 

[Biggles2010 343]

Difficult to help anyone when they don't respond to all the help and advice given to them.

[Axel c 3]

14 minutes ago, Biggles2010 said:

Difficult to help anyone when they don't respond to all the help and advice given to them.

Hey! I haven't had time with it until now when I go to school and don't sit in front of my computer all the time. I will now test your tips and see if anything works!

[Biggles2010 343]

Sorry, it probably came across more strongly than i intended. It was really trying to say that some response, even to say you're too busy, is better than no response, otherwise people will assume you've dealt with the problem and don't need further help..