Luca6731
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Thanks so much for your help. There was a 200lbs passenger on the right side which was causing the problem. Took them out and the problem has been fixed. Thanks again!
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heres a link to the clip of the problem: https://youtu.be/IL0S63ZzHTI
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I have the garmin G1000 PA46. am not able to go on my fs computer right now but I will upload a clip which will show my problem
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Thanks all for your replies. Fuel load is equal on both sides when i load up and i have no active crosswinds set but the plane still banks right. Maybe its not p factor? none of my other aircraft do this so its very strange why only the pa46 does this.
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Unfortunately, changing the p factor to 0 in the cfg did not towrk. i then changed all the other values you stated to 0. This did not work either. Let me describe the problem to you in a bit more detail: On takeoff roll with full power, the aircraft pulls to the right of centerline in a circular motion. What i mean by that is if i left the aircraft on full power, it would go round in circles. When having taken off, the aircraft banks to the right. When on an ils final, i take the AP out at 200ft ready for a smooth centerline landing, the plane banks right and completely botches up the landing. Its really quite annoying and i would like to fix the issue.
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Thank you all for your replies. I have tried moving the slider and this has worked on the default 172 but not on the pa46. I changed the value of the "p factor on yaw" to 0 and hopefully this will work. Will try later.
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Thanks for your swift reply. Unfortunately this slider does not affect carenado aircraft as they already have the p factor coded into the aircraft. (read about it online) I was more looking for an answer where i could modify lines of the aircraft.cfg to disable it. Thanks.
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Just bought the Piper p46 g1000 and am really struggling to to even take off because of the planes p factor. Since i do not own rudder pedals i find it really hard to counteract it. Is there any way to disable the p-factor on this aircraft so i can fly it properly? Thanks.