There doesn’t seem to be a native feature for it but I usually solve this by rotating my screen 180 degrees so my phone wants to adjust which pauses the game and makes the calibration screen come up.
I just remembered while writing that there is a native feature which is just to press the arrow to get to the Aerofly starting screen and then just pressing "Start" again.
Sorry to ask, but I don't really understand what the problem is. If you turn off the autopilot, does the sensitivity of the tilt change? On what device? On which plane? With which autopilot, the common one or the aircraft's own? I have not encountered this phenomenon yet. iPad 9.
Sorry to ask, but I don't really understand what the problem is. If you turn off the autopilot, does the sensitivity of the tilt change? On what device? On which plane? With which autopilot, the common one or the aircraft's own? I have not encountered this phenomenon yet. iPad 9.
I think what he means is that before turning on the Autopilot the calibration is fine because he just calibrated it and has the feeling for it. But upon Arrival when he turns the AP off he doesn’t know exactly in which Position his phone was when he took off and calibrated it which could cause problems like sudden pitch up or downs upon AP disengage. Its not a Problem with the game itself, he is just looking for a way to recalibrate inflight.
I think what he means is that before turning on the Autopilot the calibration is fine because he just calibrated it and has the feeling for it. But upon Arrival when he turns the AP off he doesn’t know exactly in which Position his phone was when he took off and calibrated it which could cause problems like sudden pitch up or downs upon AP disengage. Its not a Problem with the game itself, he is just looking for a way to recalibrate inflight.
Ok, thanks.
I think what he means is that before turning on the Autopilot the calibration is fine because he just calibrated it and has the feeling for it. But upon Arrival when he turns the AP off he doesn’t know exactly in which Position his phone was when he took off and calibrated it which could cause problems like sudden pitch up or downs upon AP disengage. Its not a Problem with the game itself, he is just looking for a way to recalibrate inflight.
Yep, exactly.
There doesn’t seem to be a native feature for it but I usually solve this by rotating my screen 180 degrees so my phone wants to adjust which pauses the game and makes the calibration screen come up.
I just remembered while writing that there is a native feature which is just to press the arrow to get to the Aerofly starting screen and then just pressing "Start" again.
So either rotate the screen 180 degrees or press the arrow, but what arrow ?😅
I usually pause the game, rotate the device 180 degrees then normal position, click on the screen. The game resume itself calibrated. You need of course switch off the screen rotation lock of your device in order to do it.
So either rotate the screen 180 degrees or press the arrow, but what arrow ?😅
The Arrow at the top left of your screen that gets you back to the main Menu where you can press "Play", "Missions", "Location". Once in the main menu just press Play and you should get the recalibration screen.
The Arrow at the top left of your screen that gets you back to the main Menu where you can press "Play", "Missions", "Location". Once in the main menu just press Play and you should get the recalibration screen.
Alright, thanks for your answers.
