When I turn the SR22 the nose-wheel doesn’t move. It feels a little bit unfinished.
That is because in the real life airplane, the nosewheel doesnt move either.
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Aegeus7006 is right. On the real-life airplane, the nosewheel is free-castering and steering is accomplished with differential braking.
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I don’t understand. Free-castering means that it should move. I’m sorry I used the term nose-wheel steering). Differential braking doesn’t turn the nose-wheel as of now. From what I understand it should.
Just loaded in and tested it. I am able to steer, but you’re right. The nosewheel doesn’t show that it’s actually turning.
Can you still steer, however? Even without braking, I do still have a bit of steering authority, especially with some prop wash over the tail.
Steering is no problem. It feels natural. It’s just the “animation” -for lack of a better word- that is not working.
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Ah, I understand now! Sorry about that. I’m also not seeing the appropriate animation.
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+1, I also do not see any movement of the nose wheel.