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07/08/2017 at 15:31 #486

Keymaster

Hi webmaximus

I’m back in the office today and had a look at the described behavior regarding the yoke moving to one end on the roll axis.
I could see from the screenshots that there is AP roll or trim input causing this.
Now I’ve tried for hours, but I can’t reproduce the behavior no matter what I do.

So I would like to ask, would you willing to write me a step by step guide or record a video on what exact steps you take to produce the behavior?
The focus would be the manipulations in the virtual cockpit / instrument panels.

Thanks

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