Do27 / CASA 127

Argivo · January 16, 2019 at 5:07 PM

Hi all

Yes, I have two news, one good and other not so good

The not so good is I cant make the vr hands work properlly, sometimes work sometimes not, any help on this problem Will be wellcome

The good notice is I decide to upload the plane this friday, with or without vr hands, mouse can do the work of the vr hands without problem.

Spit40 · January 16, 2019 at 5:29 PM

Great! That works for me. I don't like VR hands - not until they work with gloves and I can use a real yoke/stick with them.

Jet-Pack (IPACS) · January 16, 2019 at 5:50 PM Official Post

Quote from Argivo

Hi all

Yes, I have two news, one good and other not so good

The not so good is I cant make the vr hands work properlly, sometimes work sometimes not, any help on this problem Will be wellcome

The good notice is I decide to upload the plane this friday, with or without vr hands, mouse can do the work of the vr hands without problem.

The interactions with the mouse and vr hands greatly depend on the precise positioning of the controls defined your controls.tmd.

I can take a look at it if you send me your full aircraft folder via PM (e.g. send me a dropbox or google drive link)

Spit40 · January 16, 2019 at 5:59 PM

Top man Jan !

drassaud · January 17, 2019 at 3:19 PM

Quote from Argivo

Hi all

Yes, I have two news, one good and other not so good

The not so good is I cant make the vr hands work properlly, sometimes work sometimes not, any help on this problem Will be wellcome

The good notice is I decide to upload the plane this friday, with or without vr hands, mouse can do the work of the vr hands without problem.

For me it's just a very good news, VR hands can wait, it's realy not a priority to take pleasure in VR.

So excited to test this new plane.

Thanks, thanks, thanks

HerveF · January 17, 2019 at 4:25 PM

Quote from Argivo

Hi all

Yes, I have two news, one good and other not so good

The not so good is I cant make the vr hands work properlly, sometimes work sometimes not, any help on this problem Will be wellcome

The good notice is I decide to upload the plane this friday, with or without vr hands, mouse can do the work of the vr hands without problem.

Same for me: VR hands can wait.... But we really need your nice classic taildagger :-). once again, thank you for your excellent work !

BR from Switzerland

Argivo · January 18, 2019 at 7:18 PM

Hi all

You can download the Do27/CASA 127 from here:

https://flight-sim.org/filebase/index…er-27-casa-127/

To install just unzip the file in your Aerofly fs2 aircraft directory

Please keep in mind that Im not a pilot so the flight model can be unreal, I tried to reflect the stol capabilities of the real airplane but I have no way to ensure that. Of course if any of you want to refine theese defects you have my permission,

In the photo below you can view some functions, battery etc

I hope you enjoy the plane

Hartman · January 18, 2019 at 7:45 PM

Quote from Argivo

Hi all
You can download the Do27/CASA 127 from here:

A big thank you.

HerveF · January 18, 2019 at 9:07 PM

Quote from Argivo

Hi all
You can download the Do27/CASA 127 from here:
https://flight-sim.org/filebase/index…er-27-casa-127/
To install just unzip the file in your Aerofly fs2 aircraft directory
Please keep in mind that Im not a pilot so the flight model can be unreal, I tried to reflect the stol capabilities of the real airplane but I have no way to ensure that. Of course if any of you want to refine theese defects you have my permission,
In the photo below you can view some functions, battery etc
I hope you enjoy the plane

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Argivo thank you so much !!!! as you see i was able to land at one of the mountain strips from our friend drassaud !!! It is a fabulous present you made to our community ! Very sensitive to manage with brakes and balance, but great plane !

Best Regards from Switzerland

drassaud · January 19, 2019 at 12:27 AM

Many thanks, it's a real pleasure to fly this new plane, just tested quickly but very good sensations.

(can be a little problem with the tail wheel that seems to turn the wrong way, to sheck step by step... Real great work at least)

bushrangerbainger · January 19, 2019 at 5:17 AM

Great work, thank you!!

Trespassers · January 19, 2019 at 10:07 AM

Fantastic work, thank you so much for this Spanish Dornier !

I just flew her yesterday night.

Issue report: ground taxiing is nearly impossible by be, brakes are not differential and too touchy, while the tailwheel rotates the false direction.

I don't know it the tailwheel is supposed to be linked to the pedals, but I assume brakes must be differential for efficient steering.

Cheers

Antoine

flightxtreme · January 19, 2019 at 10:34 AM

Very much welcome.

I have one issue to report - but it can be, it's just on my side, I don't know.

I need to trim the elevators very much to the back to hold the plane level without stick input.

If I have the trim in neutral position, the plane goes down.

HerveF · January 19, 2019 at 10:47 AM

Same very delicate trimming action.... the nose seems to be really heavy... I'm able to land in glaciers. but with slopes, it seems difficult to take off (the nose goes very quickly down)....Otherwise, a very nice classic bird, and a really good job !!

First pic : successful landing in drassaud mountain landing strips for Switzerland DLC, second pic : I was not so sweet with the brakes in Reichenbach airport (Switzerland DLC).

Argivo · January 19, 2019 at 12:48 PM

Hi all

I am sorry about the issues, yes its very difficult to control the plane on ground and the nose tends to go down too easily.

I Will try to correct theese problems but I cant promise you that Will be solved, I am not an expert, all I can do is a try and error work and there are much parameters interrelated in the tmd file and I dont understand all. Of course you are athorized to experiment if you want but this can be a headache.

Meanwhile I recomend you to control the plane on the ground this method: with the plane standind, first use the rudder then accelerate slightly and the plane starts to turn. And of course use the brakes as less as posible.

flightxtreme · January 19, 2019 at 12:53 PM

Keep calm. It is always a learning curve… and this is one of the good things in flight simulation. It is always a chance to learn a lot of things, as a pilot or designer about a lot of interesting things.

We just try to make you and the plane better in pointing you on issues, nothing more.

larrylynx · January 19, 2019 at 1:13 PM

Hi

I have noticed that nose up elevator trimming is also required in my Starfighter, perhaps some balance issues could also explain the nose tipping over This could be the models centre point being slightly off when it was modelled, only guessing here. The starfighter has a habit of the nose lifting when it comes to rest on the brakes.

Steve

Argivo · January 19, 2019 at 1:39 PM

Hi Steve, yes was a nightmare to get the DO something like equilibrate, I think its not a just one parameter question, when you touch something then other thing change, as an example when I change the center point of the model then have to change the lift for the wings and then change te stabilizers values etc. Thats very realistic, its obvius, but can make you crazy, specially when, like me, dont have idea of whats happening

Jetjockey10 · January 19, 2019 at 3:04 PM

I suggest you check with Jet-Pack for possible CG adjustments. I have no idea about his workload on the weekends but, he is the resident expert for the tmd.

Regards,

Ray

Jet-Pack (IPACS) · January 19, 2019 at 3:14 PM Official Post

Quote from Jetjockey10

I suggest you check with Jet-Pack for possible CG adjustments. I have no idea about his workload on the weekends but, he is the resident expert for the tmd.
Regards,
Ray

Don't worry, it's all been taken care off