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maurice Certificates/Ratings/Crew Stations: "FS2002 B777" 12-20-01, 22:10z  The B777 flies nicely on my set-up now that I've calmed down its excessive default max thrust using FS2002 Edit. However, I find taxying the 777 less than satisfactory because when trying to carry out a tight turn the nosewheel will turn to 90deg somewhere about half travel of the CH Pro pedals which then stops the aircraft. It's very tricky to avoid the point at which this occurs. I don't want to change the pedals sensitivity because all the other aircraft steer well with pedal movement up to max travel. Is it possible to change a parameter or two in the B777's files to correct this effect? Maurice (UK) Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top

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Subject      Author      Message Date     ID      RE: FS2002 B777 maurice 12-24-01 1    RE: FS2002 B777 PaulCroft 12-29-01 2         RE: FS2002 B777 maurice 01-10-02 3              RE: FS2002 B777 PaulCroft 01-10-02 4                   RE: FS2002 B777 James 01-10-02 5                        RE: FS2002 B777 PaulCroft 01-10-02 6

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maurice Certificates/Ratings/Crew Stations: 1. "RE: FS2002 B777" 12-24-01, 18:33z  No reply needed fellahs. Found out how to do it. M. Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top

PaulCroft Certificates/Ratings/Crew Stations: 2. "RE: FS2002 B777" 12-29-01, 01:45z  Hi Maurice Do you want to let others (like me) in on the secret? I, too, find it a pain in the butt. Paul Croft 10 miles south east of LHR Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top

maurice Certificates/Ratings/Crew Stations: 3. "RE: FS2002 B777" 01-10-02, 07:44z  Hello Paul, Sorry about the delay in replying to you post. I'm not completely used to this forum yet. It would help if the e-mail notification of a message was checked by default. (But I always liked to be spoonfed<g>). Adjust the max gear steering angle in FSEDIT. I find that a setting of 55deg much better. If you can't find that setting in FSEDIT post back. Regards, M. (1DME N Gatwick) Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top

PaulCroft Certificates/Ratings/Crew Stations: 4. "RE: FS2002 B777" 01-10-02, 09:53z  Hi Maurice >Adjust the max gear steering angle in FSEDIT. I find that >a setting of 55deg much better. If you can't find that >setting in FSEDIT post back. Is FSEDIT a commercial app or is it somewhere on the FS2k2 CDs? Paul Croft 10 miles south east of LHR Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top

James Certificates/Ratings/Crew Stations: 5. "RE: FS2002 B777" 01-10-02, 16:58z  Hi Paul, >> Is FSEDIT a commercial app or is it somewhere on the FS2k2 CDs? << You'll find it in the same place as it was in FS2000 mate. In the FS root Directory. Have fun and Happy Flying Regards, James. Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top

PaulCroft Certificates/Ratings/Crew Stations: 6. "RE: FS2002 B777" 01-10-02, 22:52z  >Hi Paul, >You'll find it in the same place as it was in FS2000 mate. > In the FS root Directory. Ah, best I go and have a look then. Time for some more tinkering. Thanks for the heads up. Paul Croft 10 miles south east of LHR Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top

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