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Gear compression

It seems to affect behaviour on uneven ground, so a large wheel radius rides easily over the bumpy stuff while a small radius rattles like a tea trolley.
 
My tests could not confirm the affect on behaviour on uneven ground.

:idea:

But it is controlling the rotation speed of the wheel!

So it is better to use real values...
 
hairyspin said:
Of course, forgot about that!
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There is so much to learn when developing for FS that you could have a four year university course on the subject in order to encompass it all with a massive textbook that would need a new edition every year. Hmmm...... I wonder what prerequisites would be needed for "Flight Simulator Development 101"?
 
Paul Domingue said:
I wonder what prerequisites would be needed for "Flight Simulator Development 101"?
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Possibly:–
  • Master's Diploma in Bloody-Mindedness
  • Unlimited spare time
  • Obsessive Detail Compulsion
and commercial competence as an automatic disqualification. A sense of humour, however black or ironic, would be a distinct advantage.
 
hairyspin said:
Possibly:–
  • Master's Diploma in Bloody-Mindedness
  • Unlimited spare time
  • Obsessive Detail Compulsion
and commercial competence as an automatic disqualification. A sense of humour, however black or ironic, would be a distinct advantage.
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The only job requirement profile I can fulfill. *Sigh*
 
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