I’ve never personally used it, but I believe all you do is just set what key binds you want for Aileron Trim Left and Aileron Trim Right under your keyboard or hardware control options in the sim. Whichever you prefer.
The same can be done for Rudder trim, as the Wilga only has a physical Elevator trim, but both were added as settable bindings for user experience.
As I understood it is in general MSFS control options. If so i’ll try it. I thought it is somewhere in Wilga setup.
By the way the plane is great and it climbs like a rocket. Worth every penny. Landing in some strange spots in the middle of nowhere always makes me happy.
I’ll tell you, I can’t line this up anywhere with it shaking and the sunglasses moving around without any ‘plan’ of doing ‘something GA’ going out the window. I check trim and flaps and sit up straight and it’s always, nah… TIME TO GET STUPID! I hadn’t really flown it around airports much, was messing with setups and settings and ended up at Barth’s landing on 10 short of where aircraft spawn. Can’t say I couldn’t help myself flying through people on finals and flipping back around to land behind them while they were still trying to get back onto pavement. Sorry 'bout messing up your sight picture… Kind of akin to being mobbed by fighter plane ‘intrusions’ in Honolulu or Vegas(can’t fly across either without some very suspiciously capable ‘airliners’ engulfing you). I can’t seem to fly it anywhere, always end up with flights in the log something like 30:34 with 22 landings…
Hi everyone. I’m back to VR flying. Of course in the Wilga. I must admit I will also learn to fly the Comanche.
I was flying the other day and for the first time tried to understand the electrical aspect of the plane. The ‘‘meter’’ doesn’t seem to indicate change in current.
Is this part of the Wilga well simulated? I fly the 80x.
Can anyone give me the basic or maybe point me in the right direction?
Got Friends are amazing, I only wish there manual could explain more.
Replacement Packages are No Longer Supported. We are working on implementing additional Navigation Mods by default into the cockpit and enabling full Working Title Compatibility. Please remove any Wilga 35/80 Replacement Mods prior to installing the new update. Thank you for being patient with our team on this matter and we hope to give you great alternatives by default in the cockpit in a later update.
Wilga 35/80 Series Updates:
Updated 80 Variant Exhaust Nodes
Fixed 80 Variant Multiplayer Smoke
Fixed Various G-BUNC Coding Issues
Fixed Emissive Issue on Garmin 225 Com Panel (G-BUNC)
Re-Added some Decals to Marketplace Version
Fixed Emissives on ARL1601 and RS-6102 Units
Fixed OAT Digital Clock Screen Emissives
Improved Overall Stability and Gyro Stability Authenticity
Increased Rudder and Elevator Authority
Refined Stick Input Curves for Elevator and Ailerons
Increased Control Surface Reactivity
Improved CFD
Reduced Induced Drag
New Airfoil Lift Profile
Fixed Flight Director Tooltips
Fixed Flight Director Bug with Nav Lights Switch
Reminder: Flight Director can be toggled with Recognition Lights
Removed Replacement Packages (Working on WTT Upgrades for next Update)
Forewood Farms Updates:
Improvements to FlowerPot_Plant: Reworked LODs, fixed collision scale, fixed shading on last LOD
Improvements to Puddles: Reduced texture resolution (no visual difference, but lower texture memory), rebuilt materials and exported with the latest exporter
Dials for UV lights
Supposed to be LIGHT POTENTIOMETER:1|2 but I could never get this working consistently
Lever Cowl Flaps
LVAR:COWLCOOLERSHUTTER (1)
Lever Oil Cooler
LVAR:OILCOOLERSHUTTER (1)
Starter Air (thank you for not calling it Oxygen)
Air valve : LVAR:COMPRESSEDAIRVALVE (1)
Sparks Shower: LVAR:SPARKSHOWERSWITCH (1)
Start button: SET_STARTER1_HELD (1)
If it wasn’t because the server had high load at that time, then its just Amazon Web Services. Certain parts of the world just get a super slow routing for whatever reason. It’s been an ongoing issue for quite a while now. I know GF have filed reports on it, but nothing ever came of it.