malherbe

Hallo everybodyI use FS2004, using a Joystick and the parameter "autorudder" is on.When I am taxying on the ground, and I would like to turn left or tight, some aircrafts react very slowly to my command, especially to return to the neutral position. When I want to continue stright ahead, it takes a "long time" until the aircraft is really going stright forward. For example: I want to turn left, so I put my joystick to left. After the turn isalmost completed and I want to go stright forward, I have to put my joystick to right for a short time.This happens not to all aircrafts. Some of them are going stright forward, with no need of any correction.I also tryed to test with "sensivity" and "null Zone", but with no succes for some aircrafts. Does anybody have an idea how to get rid of this "Problem"? I also tryed to modify the parameters "rudder_effectiveness" in the aircraft.cfg-File, but I didnt see any difference.Thanks for your Help

Hallo everybodyI use FS2004, using a Joystick and the parameter "autorudder" is on.When I am taxying on the ground, and I would like to turn left or tight, some aircrafts react very slowly to my command, especially to return to the neutral position. When I want to continue stright ahead, it takes a "long time" until the aircraft is really going stright forward. For example: I want to turn left, so I put my joystick to left. After the turn isalmost completed and I want to go stright forward, I have to put my joystick to right for a short time.This happens not to all aircrafts. Some of them are going stright forward, with no need of any correction.I also tryed to test with "sensivity" and "null Zone", but with no succes for some aircrafts. Does anybody have an idea how to get rid of this "Problem"? I also tryed to modify the parameters "rudder_effectiveness" in the aircraft.cfg-File, but I didnt see any difference.Thanks for your Help