Update:
- New subcategory for better overview: Improvement mods
- added Developer / Development team for every aircraft and sorted alphabetical
Update:
The TC shows rate of turn/yaw and rate of roll (unless it’s a turn and slip indicator, then it’s just turn rate)
The inclinometer shows the balance between the horizontal component of lift (centripetal) and the centrifugal force acting on the outside of (tangential to) the turn.
The two together will absolutely provide a good indication of adverse yaw if you know what to look for, but it will not quantify it to a useful degree. As you roll into the turn without proper rudder, if the ball initially falls to the inside of the turn then slowly starts to recover (again without rudder), that was the adverse yaw, which is now decreasing as the bank is established and you remove the aileron deflection.
Note that if you’re in an airplane or at a bank angle that requires continuous aileron input (like strong dihedral or overbanking tendency), the adverse yaw will continue.
Thanks for the explanation, but for everybody,
I would like to keep any future adverse yaw conversations right here:
Realistic Adverse Yaw / Aircraft list
It provides a better overview for the topics.
Mod note:
Thread moved from #gd-interests:general-discussion to #gd-interests:aircraft
(and autoclose for the thread removed)
I know how it works in real life. I was talking about how it works in the sim, (e.g. what a graphic displacement of the ball actually means, not what it should mean based on real life. obviously the pixels on the screen do not react to airframe forces it‘s a beautiful instrument in real life, due to its simplicity. but in the sim, somebody needs to tell the pixels to move, and what do we know what they use as input for that?)
I wonder why the Black Square Bonanza doesn’t use the CFD but not the NPS? Anybody know?
NPS for Analog Bonanza now also confirmed, got added.
removed:
added:
Black Square - Analog Bonanza: NPS + CFD
Black Square - Analog Caravan: NPS
Got Friends - Wilga 35/80: NPS + CFD +SBS
Got Friends - Discus-2c: CFD + SBS
Parallel 42 - Freedom Fox, Fox2: NPS + SBS
SimWork Studios - Van’s RV-10: NPS + CFD
Wing42: Boeing 247D NPS
Update:
thanks @NiKoTin3420 for asking the devs
Update: (Also linked in the OP)
I created a new thread with a tutorial:
How can I find CFD, NPS and SBS?
I took the liberty of taking your data and convert into a markdown table. Let me know if you want the code. I can edit your post and delete this one.
Developer | Aircraft | NPS | CFD | SBS |
---|---|---|---|---|
Aerosoft | Twin Otter | X | ||
BlackBox Simulation | BN2 Islander | X | X | |
BlackBox Simulation | Trislander | X | X | |
Blackbird Simulations | MV310 | X | ||
CJ Simulations | Eurofighter Typhoon | X | ||
DC Designs | AV-8B Harrier II | X | ||
DC Designs | F-14 A/B Tomcat | X | ||
DC Designs | F-15 Eagle | X | ||
DC Designs | PT-17 Stearman | X | X | |
DeeJing | Van’s RV-7 / RV-7A | X | ||
FlyingIron | F6F-5 Hellcat | X | X | |
FlyingIron | P-38L | X | X | |
FlyingIron | Spitfire MkIX | X | X | |
FSReborn | Sting S4 | X | X | |
Got Friends | Discus-2c | X | X | |
Got Friends | Wilga 35/80 | X | X | X |
Hangar Studios | Camair 480 | X | X | |
iniBuilds | Bf 108 Taifun | X | X | |
iniBuilds | P-40F WarHawk | X | X | |
Orbx | PAC P-750 XSTOL | X | X | |
Parallel 42 | Freedom Fox, Fox2 | X | X | |
SC Designs | F-16 | X | ||
SimWork Studios | Van’s RV-10 | X | X | |
Wing42 | Boeing 247D | X |
Developer | Aircraft | NPS | CFD | SBS |
---|---|---|---|---|
Black Square | Analog Baron | X | X | |
Black Square | Analog Bonanza | X | X | |
Black Square | Analog Caravan | X | ||
Black Square | Analog Kingair | X | X | |
G36 Mod Team | Bonanza G36 improvement project | X | X | |
GotGravel | Monster NXCub | X | X | |
GotGravel | Savage Carbon | X | X | |
GotGravel | Savage Grravel | X | X | |
MrTommymxr | DA40-NGX improvement Mod | X | X | |
MrTommymxr | DA62X improvement Mod | X | X | |
Dranbar | Robin DR400-140B Dauphin Mod | X | ||
WB-Sim | Cessna 172 SP Classic Enhancement | X | X | X |
Developer | Aircraft | NPS | CFD | SBS |
---|---|---|---|---|
Asobo | Airbus A310-300 | X | ||
Asobo | Cessna 152 | X | ||
Asobo | Cessna 172 G1000 (no other variants) | X | X | X |
Asobo | Cessna 208 B Grand Caravan EX | X | ||
Asobo | Curtiss JN-4 Jenny | X | X | |
Asobo | Beechcraft King Air 350i | X | ||
Asobo | DG Aviation DG-1001E neo | X | ||
Asobo | DG Aviation LS8-18 | X | ||
Asobo | DHC-2 Beaver | X | ||
Asobo | Douglas DC-3 | X | X | |
Asobo | Grumman G-21A Goose | X | X | |
Asobo | Hughes H4 Hercules | X | ||
Asobo | Savoia-Marchetti S.55 | X | X | |
Asobo | Spirit of St Louis | X |
Oh that is awesome! That looks so much cleaner!
I was trying for months now to get a somewhat ‘‘nice’’ overview with the ‘’___ | ___ | ___‘’ system,
but it still looks horrible
Definitely want take your solution there, thank you very much!
I edited your post and added the tables
Good luck on this project!
Perfect, you are a hero!
Thank you!
Very nice. Could it be possible to align from top to bottom the NPS, CFD and SBS columns on all the different tables?
got it done
For completeness, the PMDG DC-6 does not have have NPS, CFD or SBS. Latest update, from 01/02/2023 version 2.0.46, installed this morning.
Plane | Model | NPS | CFD | SBS |
---|---|---|---|---|
pmdg-aircraft-dc6 | PMDG DC-6A | |||
pmdg-aircraft-dc6 | PMDG DC-6B |
I’m sure I read somewhere that they use their own custom propeller simulation (from before NPS was a thing).
If I come across it I’ll link it here
Found it:
Also, from personal experience flying this aircraft (a lot lol). There is definitely propeller simulation modelled!
The decision was made to list every aircraft with the values which affect the Adverse Yaw behaviour.
That way it’s easier to see if an aircraft actually has adjusted adverse yaw and how strong it is.
There are also instructions how you can find these numbers and what they mean.
Would be cool if everybody could post their numbers or PM me
and I will update the list accordingly! Thanks in advance!