to my knowlede simapp pro does not work with the rhino winwing grip adapter. That communication rel
to my knowlede simapp pro does not work with the rhino winwing grip adapter. That communication relies on the "orion" base to work.
Sis it normal that if i import default config my rhino is out of center for like 3 degrees to the right? and if i put endstops afther default apply the endstops are more to the right
AAh I see, thank you.
Si dont know for sure but with those settings my vpforce is going bbbbrrrrrtttt en motor shuting down, those are profile settings for heli that i got from profile sharing, am i doing somthing wrong? or is my vpforce.... 
TTry ditching Friction and Inertia for a start.
WTry damper and spring LPF settings 2Hz and 4Hz respectively
PI think you need to turn down the Friction & intertia LPF Hz. NVM 
why didn't I see the two answers above me? lol
why didn't I see the two answers above me? lolSSo Is it like a lotto ticket for stable motors? Because this are settings from profile share... I really love the vpforce, it's a beast 
but i try to understand why i can not use 3 out of 5 profile share settings
but i try to understand why i can not use 3 out of 5 profile share settingsPI wonder that about the different settings some ppl have compared to others too. It also seems to me that my x axis motor will be the one to shudder & cut out more than the y axis when I experiment with setting changes.
MHow do you edit and save values in an existing vpconf file? I have edited some values in some of mine and they appear to get saved to devices memory when you press store and apply, rather than the actual vpconf file. So when I fly the module again, it automatically loads the previous unedited version. Thanks
WYou need to export the settings into a file again
M
Shi, i got my rhino diy build. the axis are shown, but the grip will not work. I tried Thrustmater Warthog Grip and a Virpil grip. I measured the pins from Connector to connector, all cables are Ok.
WAre you 100% sure the pinout is correct?
Syeah, i found the failure the wrong stick was configured. sorry 
FI assume grip matters a lot, mine is like 2x as heavy as its plastic variant
Bi submitted a pre-order from on the 11th of feb. when i run the info command with my email address i get "The application did not respond" Is the app down or is my pre-order not in the system yet?
BCan you confirm which grip type I should select?
CHello, very much enjoying my Rhino. Have noticed some clicking when pushing against it even with fairly gentle pressure. I can record a video to document this if needed. It seems mechanical.
AI had some clicks/clunks when moving against spring forces. Also a slight nudge could be felt on the stick. Eneded up being the bolts on the big pulleys. I tightened each by 1/8 turn and it's better now.
Cthank you, are those the ones that hold in the belts on the outside?
AYou're welcome. Yep, five bolts on each pulley. Hopefully it's that simple and not something else.
LHello has anyone a good recomendation for whear to metall 3d printing the Joystick mount
WYou can try again
SHey all - building my own DIY Rhino and have got to the point where i need to order steppers and USB interface. Any advice on which ones to go for?
TIf you are building from the files that are getting shared here, most, if not all, of them are only designed for the 57 series motors. The big motors won’t fit the same housing.
SPerfect! Thanks @TheAmazinGreat. Final thing, The Thrustmaster warthog grip works as standard doesnt it? I dont need an adapter or anything?
MNo adapter needed.
SThanks!
BNevermind, it must have been a bad connection in my extension. I took everything apart to make sure I didn't have any bent pins, and it works now after putting everything back together. Weird that the grip was getting power, but buttons weren't registering on the Rhino, but all is well now.
BHi, i need some help with the A2A Comanche. I can't get autopilot following to work, did some searching in this channel but found no solutions. The TelemFFB software is running fine otherwise, all the effects are working, axis are not bound in MSFS.
Sdo you have the 1.0 release or the WIP version with GUI?
Bit started working yesterday evening...thanks for following up!
BYou mean the Telem software right? I got the GUI version, should i try another?
Sjust making sure, someone the other day was having trouble with the a2a and was using the 'stable' 1.0 version. if you have a bunch of purple sliders, you shoudl be good. what are symptoms exactly
Bbunch of purple ones, some green ones, all effects are working fine and are tuneable. only the autopilot following setting is not working, yoke moves around when i do autopilot turns, but the rhino stays centered
Sare all the sliders inside axis control at default settings?
Byes, similar settings
Show unsimilar? the X trims will contrl how much an autopilot would move things.
Bi played around with them, but nothing changed
Bno movement at default position or 100%
Si havent checked it recently but i think the a2a autopilot is pretty gentile.. it doesnt move all that much. and you have to trim elevator so its not blinking the up/down indicators
Bso all sliders at 100% is maximum ap following movement? the bank is gentile, but pitch can move quite a bit i think, but there were no forces noticable at all
Sthese sliders are weird. 'physical' means that applying 100% trim would move the physical rhino stick to its 100% limit. 'virtual' , which can go from -100 to +100, controls how much offset is sent back to the game, to move the virtual stick, becuase of the way the game assumes you have a regular spring center joystick. it makes more sense in elevator- if you shut off the spring force and adjust trim while keeping the stick centered, the plane should not pitch up and down (you will however see the virtual stick moving). the virtual y slider is adjusted to achieve this. if you are not getting proper roll movement, keep physical at 100 but try different values of virtual x, maybe change 10 at a time
Smaybe number481 can explain better 
NI picked up the comanche a while ago, but I've never really flown it.. and I don't really know how to use the autopilot.. but at least in heading mode, the aircraft is not activating the AP master simvar, which means TelemFFB has no idea the autopilot is active...
Smaybe thats why i thought the feeling was gentile. i know it moved a little bit but might have just been from gusts or soemthing
Nif the autopilot uses trim, and the trim was moving, that would move the stick regardless of the autopilot mode.. but AP following works a little differently than trim following. The trim following uses the physical/virtual offsets you describe above. AP following is a lot simpler. It just enables a static spring force and tells the joystick to "follow the axis". Also possible it worked at one point and an update from A2A did something with the autopilot thats now using an L:Var or something
Boh alright, that explains it.. relevant L:Var is ApMode if that helps
NIts great these guys are able to do all sorts of cool stuff internally with L:Vars and all.. but I wish they would copy values to standard simvars where applicable... I'll have to see if I can come up with a way to do dynamic simvar subscription based on aircraft. Not looking to start subscribing to every random L:var different planes use and putting a bunch of ifs in the code for specific aircraft...
BYeah its a real pain trying to set up LED profiles for my virpil stuff, got pretty good in searching and finding LVARs this way. The Comanches Autopilot has four states, which is why they use a custom LVAR i'm guessing.
