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Understeer simulation - front traction loss ?

Discussion in 'FlyPt Mover' started by m50b20, Oct 23, 2025.

  1. m50b20

    m50b20 Member

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    Does anybody know how to simulate this in FlyPT ?
    On 6DOF Stewart platform

    I can simulate rear traction loss with YAW and YAW COR, but what about front wheels slip ?
    m50b20, Oct 23, 2025
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  2. Misanthrop

    Misanthrop Active Member

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    My Motion Simulator:
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    There is not one Simulation available which is supporting Understeer.

    At the Moment Front and Rear Tractionloss makes only Sense in Combination when you use it for Sway.
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    Misanthrop, Oct 24, 2025
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  3. sam poole

    sam poole Active Member

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    I guess the steering feedback is enough to simulate understeer and depending on what rig you have I imagine there would be no distinction from normal traction loss if it's a Stewart platform
    sam poole, Nov 15, 2025
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