FlyPT Mover

here a quick dcs profile for su-25

Here is what I tried.
1.) I am not using the latest lua which came in the last build. I didn’t have the time to check the newest update
2.) I tried to tune the motion in order to stay in the workspace limit of your rig
3.) there is only one pose for ground and air. You can use another one if the ground behavior is too violent.
4.) I’ve used a so called “classical washout” algorithm using the mix and the combinations of HP and LP filters.

I did it only according to the visual 3D model so the fine tuning is for sure needed but you can use it as a starting point and modify it to your needs

best

Looks nice, thank you!!!! Im gonna try it ...
Does it really need a mix sway in roll and surge in pitch? I thought it needed to a car simulation only.

I would say the tilt coordination is even more important for planes. You get a mix of gravity and trust. Certainly the most realistic algorithm for Hexapods

Thanks, that helps.

It´s defently a hardware problem.
My hal-potis give me inverted position information bat you can´t inverted them by changing the polarity.

I have one idea to solve it on the rig and not an the Computer.
Maybe it is possible to invert it in the SMC3 Software of the arduino?
I only have to invert the analog-in values.
Do you thinks that is possible?

Kind regards
Peer

EDIT: it should be easily possible in arduino by "Feedback1 = 1023-analogRead(FeedbackPin1)"
I will test it ...

Found a bug with DCS plugin. When I push the rudder left button on the keyboard, some strange values come to the DCS Ground source, while the plane is flying in the air.
It switched between ground and air plugin.

EDIT: with the aircraf TF-51D the right rudder does it
And it doesn't matter if its a button or an axis

Hi FlyPT,
I got a feedback from WorkerBee for RSRBR, he said to me:
"No hooks required, RBR has a UDP telemetry interface.
See readme of NGP plugin."

Hoping to help you."
Good luck: D

NGP RSRBR

I think on one of the links there is what i need for RSRBR

http://www.ly-racing.de/viewtopic.php?t=7878

Yes I confirm

It has to do with the info received from each aircraft and from where we should take it.
I have to change the script depending on aircraft! It's going to be a nightmare! But I will look at it.

...it's mixing ground detection ->landing gear with ailerons or the control you are using...

I see it only in “Mustang” while yawing right.

@OneDadz , in the next build:



Already working. Seems good.

Awesome!
This will make people happy

Yes, it happens when gears are engaged and the left rudder is pushed only in SU25, but doesn't happen with right rudder.
With the Mustang it happens when right rudder is pushed and no matter if gears are down or disengaged.

I tried this tuning profile with Mustang and its so cool with that too Perhaps It needs smaller gain, but I like it

@pmvcda could you put a "Master Gain" option for poses? I think the hotkey for increase gain and decrease gain as a main gain of the rig would be nice too

Good idea, mapping a joystick control for it.

The script I have, uses the drawing elements, and in those planes, they are using those indexes to give info about the rudder.
So when you change the rudder, the script thinks it's the landing gear suspension and Mover think's you are landing...
I'm going to search for a solution. Might need you to make some tests.

OK, Im ready to test it
Ive been thinking about it, and it could be good if I use a copy pose profile for ground as it used for the air, but 50% reduced gain. Its more safe but doesn't cause big noticable differences in the air.

I made some test with it, thank you once again, it feels very very good and realistic. (I would say Its good for warbird too in gain 100%)
However unfortunately the small and slow movements are not smooth enough because of my actuators. Especialy cause heave is always working, its realistic and feels good, but now it feels like a grinder
I tried different PID values, but I lost some movements, especially in car racing. (I hope with the new ESP32 code with PID control will be the solution. )
Do you have an idea how I can wash out those small movements? Without lose much movements.

This is the phyphox response of a heave sine loop In mover. Amplitude 8 period 7000ms. It’s moving the rig 8cm up and down (16cm)

You see a noise coming from mechanical parts but I would call it smooth. You could do the same experience and compare

Applying a LPF doesn’t reduce this noise at all. The sine itself is smooth enough.