02.03.2009, 22:34
Has anyone heard of a problem where all planes are misaligned? It's always pulling to the left.
When I start a map, and look at my feet, the rudder is automatically configured trimmed right a bit. (This isn't normal, is it?)
Even then, when I take off, the plane would pull to the left (a lot at lower speed, which makes taking off very difficult.)
Even after the take off, I'd have to trim further right to make it fly relatively straight.
I believe in addition to the rudder being misaligned, the plane also rolls to a side (I forgot which direction), even with considering the trimmed rudder. This is frustrating when I'm flying Japanese planes that cannot trim the roll.
This happened on the original IL-2, in which even the planes in demos and training kept on crashing into the ground. (This kinda gives away something is not configured properly internally.)
I tried Pacific Fighters, and the planes kept on pulling to the left, but the demos and training worked fine.
I tried 1946, and the problem persisted. I haven't tried LOMAC, but I fear it may have the same issue.
(I bought the "Ultimate Flight Collection".)
I suspect this may be just on my computer. I do not use/have a rudder pedal. It is not the joystick that is misconfigured, because 1) joystick does not affect the rudder, 2) the problem persists with joystick unplugged, 3) the demo tracks in IL-2 shouldn't be affected by the joystick at all.
IL-2 on my old computer did not have this problem, if I remember correctly.
If anyone has any lead on this issue, it would be very helpful.
Thanks.
When I start a map, and look at my feet, the rudder is automatically configured trimmed right a bit. (This isn't normal, is it?)
Even then, when I take off, the plane would pull to the left (a lot at lower speed, which makes taking off very difficult.)
Even after the take off, I'd have to trim further right to make it fly relatively straight.
I believe in addition to the rudder being misaligned, the plane also rolls to a side (I forgot which direction), even with considering the trimmed rudder. This is frustrating when I'm flying Japanese planes that cannot trim the roll.
This happened on the original IL-2, in which even the planes in demos and training kept on crashing into the ground. (This kinda gives away something is not configured properly internally.)
I tried Pacific Fighters, and the planes kept on pulling to the left, but the demos and training worked fine.
I tried 1946, and the problem persisted. I haven't tried LOMAC, but I fear it may have the same issue.
(I bought the "Ultimate Flight Collection".)
I suspect this may be just on my computer. I do not use/have a rudder pedal. It is not the joystick that is misconfigured, because 1) joystick does not affect the rudder, 2) the problem persists with joystick unplugged, 3) the demo tracks in IL-2 shouldn't be affected by the joystick at all.
IL-2 on my old computer did not have this problem, if I remember correctly.
If anyone has any lead on this issue, it would be very helpful.
Thanks.