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Clearview simulator control surfaces missing
Clearview simulator control surfaces missing








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clearview simulator control surfaces missing

This actually points to an issue with the flight physics rather than just a control sensitivity issue. control authority is seriously messed up.

clearview simulator control surfaces missing

I think this is important because in general we’ve been assuming its simply a matter of the controls being too sensitive… in this case, it won’t matter how much you dial back the control sensitivity because the ratio of control deflection vs.

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This would also help explain why trimming seems so hyper-sensitive and also why you can steer the DV-20 on the ground with rudder at 2 knots (the DV-20 has a free castering nose wheel), along with rudder steering on the ground being far too responsive across the board.

clearview simulator control surfaces missing

I did some experimenting with short-field T/O techniques in a DA-20 to test the theory.Ībout 2/3 of the way through the vid I kicked the sim over to the ‘Legacy’ flight model and repeated the test and got far more expected behaviour on T/O (though flight dynamics were much worse). However, I encountered something that makes me think this isn’t a control sensitivity issue, but rather an issue with the simulator vastly overstating the amount of control authority of the control surfaces. So we all know the default controls, at least for GA planes in MSFS2020, are waay to sensitive out the gate and the recommendations have been to dial back the sensitivity in the options menu.

#Clearview simulator control surfaces missing update

Update about the issue by Reddit user Kalnaren (repost with permission here). Below are updates about the issue and were not included in the original post above but edited in on a later date

clearview simulator control surfaces missing

I’m using the same stick and calibration as in X-Plane 11 where the controls and trim wheel are way smoother/scaled correctly. The same problem with the Cessna 172 Skyhawk trim wheel, it’s super sensitive and even the slightest adjustment will have a huge change on the aircraft behavior.

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My stick and the in game stick are synced, so full forward is full forward in-game too but the sim seams less responsive on the end and super in the beginning. So I’m doing all my inputs with 1/8 of the travel of my stick, the planes reacts hyper sensitive on the small inputs.










Clearview simulator control surfaces missing