Closed remenkemi closed 3 weeks ago
This has been fixed, correct?
This has been fixed, correct? Not so sure. Try it out and tell me.
Works as expected.
Pressing the left pedal alone causes the aircraft to veer left. Pressing both together seems to actuate both brakes. Pressing the right pedal alone does nothing.
Strato/777/gear/brake_load[0]
--Unaffected by pedals.
Strato/777/gear/brake_load[1]
--Ranges from 0 to 1 when using the left pedal only. When using right AND left pedals together, it goes up to 2 and starts acting up. The right pedal alone does nothing.
Strato/777/gear/qty_brake_L
--Unaffected by pedals.
Strato/777/gear/qty_brake_R
--Affected by the right pedal only although I think there are some bugs if the pedal is held too long. (After some time it rapidly decreases to 0 and stays there even after releasing the pedal. Not sure if that's intentional.)
Strato/777/gear/brake_press_L
--Affected only by left pedal.
Strato/777/gear/brake_press_R
--Affected by right pedal ONLY when left pedal is also pressed at the same time.
@BRUHegg i've updated my last comment with the brake pressure datarefs
Ok I looked into it a bit, it seems that Strato/777/gear/manual_braking_L
and Strato/777/gear/manual_braking_R
reflect my pedal inputs correctly. But it appears while the left braking works normally, the right braking only works when the left braking is also being applied. (So you can never apply only the right brakes, it's either left or both.)
The pitch trim A and B commands don't work with the custom flight controls (probable solution is to just call the main command while both A and B are being called). Toe brake axes don't actuate brakes.