Has anyone found a way to unbind these axis. There is not another Pilatus that I have that has this feature in either 20 or 24. And I would like to be able to control this plane in the sensitivity section myself. At the moment this plane is useless.
Please help
You’re trying to control this thing down the runway…and it’s trying to flip over at the same time. This is a serious problem. Who thought of this?..lol.
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I found this fix for people that bought this PC12 outside marketplace and have it in their community folder. But I can’t seem to locate if this is accessible from a marketplace purchase of the same plane.
Posted December 15, 2023 (edited)
Make sure that MSFS is not running
Find this file
\Community\sws-aircraft-pc12\SimObjects\Airplanes\SWS_Pilatus_PC12_4B\model.ext_4b\SWS_PC12_exterior.xml
Open it in Notepad++ and go to line 206:
<AILERON_RUDDER_INTERCONNECT>True</AILERON_RUDDER_INTERCONNECT>
Change “True” to “False”
<AILERON_RUDDER_INTERCONNECT>False</AILERON_RUDDER_INTERCONNECT>
Save.
From now on, Aileron and Rudder can be controlled separately with the default AXIS_AILERONS_SET and AXIS_RUDDER_SET events.
I believe that the ailerons and rudder being coupled is a feature of the Pilatus PC-12, not a bug. It is designed to help with turn coordination and to mitigate adverse yaw.
I get they are going for a realistic flight model, but I hope it’s something they can adjust as the transition from ground to air mode and back again is making takeoffs and landings a bit difficult imho, and they haven’t fixed it yet.
I’d rather the plane didn’t try and flip me upside down going down the runway…lol