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General Forums => Aces High General Discussion => Topic started by: fluffy on May 27, 2004, 03:52:15 PM
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When first accelerating for takeoff or slowing down after landing, my aircraft invariably 'wobbles' left and right in a rather extreme manner that I find hard to control - as though the tires were too soft or something. I believe that my rudder input scale is properly adjusted. Does anyone else have this problem?
I do recall a similar issue long ago in AH1 either during beta, or after a patch, and it went away after another patch.
- Twang
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Originally posted by fluffy
When first accelerating for takeoff or slowing down after landing, my aircraft invariably 'wobbles' left and right in a rather extreme manner that I find hard to control - as though the tires were too soft or something. I believe that my rudder input scale is properly adjusted. Does anyone else have this problem?
I do recall a similar issue long ago in AH1 either during beta, or after a patch, and it went away after another patch.
- Twang
Turn on "Auto Takeoffs". You're probably torque-steering from your engine being rev'd up. The torque effect in AH2 is much harsher than AH1 and can actually send you into a spin at lower speeds if you aren't careful. On the runway it is bad too. Let the computer take care of takeoffs until you get used to it :)
As far as landing, haven't done that yet with AH2 ;)
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I had the same issue. I set the stick configuration back to the defaults and it has become much easier to control. I had some dampening dialed in before. Guess is has something to do with that.
Not a big fan of the auto take-off.
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I normally use auto for the first 50 ft. or so since I'm lazy. But once rolling its back to manual.
I dampened my throttle as I kept tail-spinning when doing slow, low dogfights. Its much easier to control now....
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Ussually its a rudder overcontrol issue.
Try useing the wheel brakes at slow speeds instead of the rudder.