Sergio_diF

Not invisible but really thin is an aircraft used to place scenery objects with Rwy12. It is actually a crosshair. Not sure if it works with FSX since it is a FS9 model. Perhaps it is small enough for your job.http://library.avsim.net/download.php?DLID=73331Ciao, Sergio

The V shape smoots little inputs and corrections. The a/c reacts slower but it is easyer to fly it precisely. At full deflection the controls have full efficiency and the a/c reacts as quick as normal. Many light a/c uses similar settings to have a smooth ride but full rudder authority if needed (e.g. for the sideslip).The inverted V shape (or bell shape) has the opposite effect. Small inputs have full authority, big inputs have lesser authority.The stock big jets use frequently the inverted V to make the a/c sluggish.Some a/c use an inverted W shape: smoot reactions with little inputs, bigger inputs with normal efficiency and lesser efficiency again by full deflection.But before playing with this sections I would check the MOI and control dampers in section 1101 too.Ciao, Sergio

Do you tried with sections 341, 342 and 343? If you give the graph the outline of a V you will slow down the response to small inputs.Ciao, Sergio

Hi Bj