@EconomyArc31614 and everyone else interested in trim..
Try 1.5.1beta 2. Made major improvements to trim, but need testing and feedback.
1.5.1-beta.2
This beta includes substantial work on MOZA AY210 trim handling, with particular attention to the Cessna 172 G1000 in MSFS 2024.
The aim is to make trimming feel more natural: progressively relieving the pressure needed to hold the yoke while reducing unwanted aircraft pitch changes when your hand position stays steady.
What changed
- Improved AY210 trim input compensation while keeping spring resistance and other force effects active.
- Corrected spring-centre handling and the delivery of small trim adjustments.
- Added aircraft-specific compensation for the MSFS 2024 C172 G1000 Passengers variant, including compensation for changes in control response with airspeed.
- Expanded support diagnostics to help investigate trim behaviour.
- Improved update-check errors: connection failures, certificate problems and server challenges now provide useful details instead of a generic internet error.
The aircraft-specific compensation currently targets that C172 variant. Other aircraft receive the shared AY210 changes but do not receive the C172 calibration. A quick X-Plane C172 check found no regression.
Please help test
- Load the C172 G1000 in MSFS 2024 and establish steady flight with autopilot off, using your usual FFB settings.
- While holding the yoke reasonably steady, apply a few small nose-up trim adjustments. Stop trimming for several seconds, then try small nose-down adjustments. Fly normally whenever corrections are needed.
- Notice whether the holding pressure changes progressively and whether the nose moves as soon as trim changes, before you move the yoke.
- Pause and immediately export a support bundle from Support → Diagnostics, so the recent trace is included.
Send the bundle with your aircraft, simulator version, hardware and trim-control method, plus a short description of what you felt and what the aircraft did.
Feedback on improvements, remaining problems and behaviour in other aircraft is welcome.