So if you have removed the chocks, turned the parking brake off and your plane wont move I have the fix.
You need to assign an Axis (Slider) to Brakes Left/Right Axis.
If the plane wont move slide that axis through a full 0-100% and back, the plane will then move
Thanks for this, it got my plane moving. But after it moved I realized that each time it stopped it would brake by itself again. After messing around with it a bit I realized the sim was counting the “neutral” position of my brake axis as “brakes applied”. So when I moved the neutral position all the way to -1, it released the brakes. Now it works normally, at least with a plane that was getting stuck. I haven’t tried it with a plane that doesn’t get stuck yet.
how i can do this
Not sure if you’re asking OP or me, but for my solution you need to:
If you go into your controller properties in Windows you can see what each axis is doing when you move it or leave it alone. What I found out about my set up yesterday was that when I left my axis alone (I’m using an axis on the back of my throttle), it was still being applied. The sim read that neutral position as “50% applied”.
i put like this same dont move
THIS 100% fixed the problem. THIS SEEMS LIKE Filght Simulation 101. TEST YOUR CURVES! Or just test anything.
I have the same problem with the Flightstick X. I take a taxi for a few meters and then I can’t go any further. It shows that the autobrake is not set, but I can’t continue taxing. In the joystick settings, however, no brake axes are shown to me. Am I missing something here?
I’m using the velocityone yoke and I don’t have another access available. I use the LB and RB above my triggers which are used for rudder.
How can this be so hard to figure out?
