ARMA 3 : How To Fly & Land a Helicopter | Complete Guide | J-HOOK = WRONG!
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The best guide on how to land a helicopter in ARMA 3! In this raw tutorial video, Grumpy Joe reveals the secrets to performing fast, smooth & precise combat landings in ARMA 3 while flying the hummingbird helicopter. This is not another video telling you to "cut power, bank right and pitch up"! No, in this video, Grumpy Joe gets in the weeds and shows you the tips and tricks to setting up your display in order to fly 1st person (without using head-tracker), how to configure your controller settings in ARMA 3 and demonstrates the exact control inputs needed to perform a true combat landing.
There's too much to list but this video covers all the information you will need in order to land the hummingbird helicopter in King of the Hill (KOTH)!
PRO TIP: The information on setting up your controller configuration is what Grumpy calls, "letting the genie out of the bottle" and will improve your flying ability immediately!
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CHAPTERS
00:00 - Intro
01:45 - Initial Cockpit Settings
04:56 - Grumpy Joe's Biggest Secret!
08:52 - Important In-Game Controller Settings
17:20 - Controller Key-binds
18:34 - Importance of Throttle Dead Zone Setting
19:34 - Steps To Landing The Helicopter
34:49 - Key Points To Landing
37:20 - Why You Shouldn't Do A Forward Bleed Flair Landing
40:05 - Wrapping Up The Videos Key Points
48:00 - Ending
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25:00 key point. Thanks for the video
Thanks for watching. That may be one of the biggest keys to landing.
I've started a new video series on how to land. The importance of the tail rotor will be in the next episode, and is the key to a coordinated turn landing.
This Video Is a MUST WATCH for any aspiring ARMA 3 transport pilot. My piloting skills have improved by leaps and bounds thanks to Grumpy Joe. I have watched all of the Helicopter landing videos and tutorials, and none hold a candle to Joe's in depth breakdown of in game settings and instruction of the actual combat landing. If Joe was selling this lesson he could offer it with a money back guarantee. It's that damn good.
All my secrets are in this video but sadly few take the time or put the effort into learning them. Maybe its better that only the dedicated reap the rewards.....
@@realgrumpyjoe well as I've been putting a ton of hours into my landing practices, I'll definitely be putting all of this into practice tomorrow :)
JOE LOL .. i flew with you just the other day ...i learned alot just from 1 ride ..my skill level has increased alot from watching your approach and technique ..thanks
Thanks brother! See you on KOTH.
Grumpy Joe man...... you are my hero!!!!
Thanks man. I hope this info helps you out!
Hello, thank you. It is still the best instruction so far. 3 years... great job
Thank you
Hey GJ, I practice your technique at the Stratis Airbase using the rectangle pads next to the rwy. Focusing on hitting the mark consistently, but allows for flubbing it without hitting walls etc. I use a Saitek X52 HOTAS with CH Pro pedals plus TrackIR5.
That's awesome! Quick tip: if you pick an lz on grass, there is more room for error as it's softer than pavement.
Also, look for a new how to land video to be released in a few weeks. It'll be a lot shorter and straight to the main points
(anOLDman) thanks grumpy joe. very informative.
Hi there! Thanks for watching. I'm hoping to put out a new how to flying video soon..
My flying is Almost at this level. What I've learned from watching this is to maintain my bank angle and pull back on the stick as I give full rudder. I also didn't know that you kept the throttle at 0 until right before touchdown! :)
Great tutorial man!
ACE, where u been?
Grumpy joe I’ve watched 20 plus videos this video is better then all.
Thank you. The video is long with poor audio but all the keys to landing the heli are there. Just got to put in the time = )
@@realgrumpyjoe the audio didn’t bother me since you where giving real info
Thanks, look for a remake of this video soon. Shorter and straight to the main points.
Great Video Grumpy Joe! I have just clocked over 150 flight hours in Arma3 with Hotas x52 and pedals and I used to fly big and fast RC Helis and actually thought about using my DX9 Spectrum controller as I could do pretty much anything with the heli with that. I have been practicing both forward bleed flares and got pretty good, but they are only really designed for steep glide path approach because as you clearly demonstrated, there is no correction (or very little) with a shallow low and high speed approach. Sure you could wag the tail and roll collective left and right, but it is still a messy way to descend and very "Sitting duck material" if you are in combat. I was doing lots of J Hook Landings as well and am getting not to bad on them either. This video is fantastic and demonstrates well how you can shave off speed in SPADES... to correct quickly and accurately any error you may have done on approach. Top Job. I have not entered the multi player Arma3 servers yet as I did not want to get a bad rep for smashing up helos and killing my platoon members. I will clock some more hours practicing this and refining it. I have just done about 3 solid hours on your approach and it is getting more and more accurate every time I do it. Must have been about 200 attempts by now. Cheers Westy - I have some of my flying on Your Tube ... so I can see where I came from skill wise and to also share my learnings and settings. yours are bang on how I have my hotas x52set up.
Thank you! Your setup sounds nice. The transmitter allows al level of precision that I never had with a flight stick.
I did tweak my cyclic inputs from 1.5 exponential to your 1.9 and bumped. My dead zone up. A bit and it does smooth out the whole feel. Man I can turn on a dime now! Massive thanks.
@Westy Crypto Glad I could help. I thought about doing a series of videos breaking down the various aspects of landing to update my original video and make it more digestible. One last tip: there's a scenario you can download for free from steam called something like " koth lz trainer" or something like that, that allows you to practice landing into kavala city, with AI enemy in the ground that shot at you. I highly recommend it!
I can't believe I never thought to fly with my RC controller. I have years of quad flying on a Taranis and now a TX16S, was looking to replace my X56 (broken 😢) for Arma, came across your videos and have been so impressed by your flying I thought trying your setup would be worthwhile. Come to find out I already have it, and WOW, I have way more control than I ever did with the X56. And with this clear-cut guide, I am finally pulling off some combat landings I can be proud of. Still have lots of practice to reach your level though! Hope I see you flying out in the wild sometime, do you play on any public servers?
I've been preaching the benefits of using an rc controller for years and it was the final piece in my puzzle with flying. I, like you, had my transmitter sitting around and used everything (mouse, ps4, hotas) before switching.
Hope my video helps. Get your controller setup with proper dual rates and expo in the game settings and don't touch them.
It takes practice, but if you look at some of my early videos and compare them to my recent ones, you can see my progression.
I play k.o.t.h. on code 4 gaming servers, mostly US2 and on the Russian koth infantry server as they do not have spawn trucks, do your able to fly a lot.
I really enjoyed this video Grumpy..I literally have just got Arma 3 and only yesterday finished boot camp. I’ve already tried a helicopter, but it was in a scenario and it actually put me under a lot of pressure. I use twin vkb nxt premium joysticks and trying to map it without fully understanding the basic flight mechanics has given me a headache I don’t need with my lack of experience in the game. So I’m concentrating on just getting experience in server handling, running scenarios progression and trying different maps…I’ve been watching Arma as a game for some years, but only now pressed the buy button…thanks again 🫡
Go to 8:50 mark of this video to set up keybinds: th-cam.com/video/X9YyIphVx0s/w-d-xo.htmlsi=kx1aRIxljJhJ3nTO
Start here to learn how to land properly: th-cam.com/video/LfFLJroNbcU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=7AmYQ2nwjcSHk6Y2
Be patient and develop a solid foundation and landing with speed will come in time.
@@realgrumpyjoe Thanks so much Grumpy…I’m not a speed flyer im more about getting to my lz in one piece 🤣, but yea I’m looking forward to setting up my own server and having many hours of practice , your landing techniques and expertise just works beautifully. I’m looking forward to getting to grips with it. Fly safe and be safe …I will use your vids as a learning resource..good luck
Best vid out there helping people to learn and I've seen plenty of good vids. I have a rc simulator transmitter I did try it but didn't set up right. I will be have a go again and play back this vid over and over lol. I subscribed last night. Shame this vid wasn't up many years ago. You'd be in your millions of subscribers by now. Great job pal. What servers you play on I know that vids I seen of yours code for gaming servers but theres many haha 👍👍👍👍
Thanks man. What's going on with the transmitter with setting it up? Is it an issue with connecting it to cpu or setting it up within ARMA? Let me know, I may be able to help.
I fly CODE4GAMING servers KOTH. Almost exclusively hardcore HC US2 since they added the spawn truck to the other servers. I fly a lot so if you see me say hi =)
Well I didn't do dead zone but in edit mode I flew it but when in koth soon as I throttled up the heli would just roll right
@@gryzor439 Go into controls and make sure you do not have the same control set to 2 functions. For instance, left gimbel up may be set to roll left and collective up in the game.
Definitely sounds like a key bind setting but I'm not sure why things would change from flying in editor to server?? I have 2 names/ accounts in ARMA and I know they each have there own settings. Do you? Maybe you set up one for the editor and switched to your other name for server koth?
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Over 2 years later and this guide is still relevant.
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Great video! When you say zero thottle, do you mean you are pushing down on the Collective? Does that mean 50% is Neutral position on the Gimbal stick?
Yes, when I say zero throttle, I mean to hold the collective all the way down; ie. Hold the collective down key or if using a throttle, have your throttle all the way down so there is no power going to the rotors.
50% is the neutral position. This neutral position is also the hover position. If using a flight stick and throttle, setting a dead zone for the throttle is key to finding the hover position quickly.
How this helps,
Grumpy
@@realgrumpyjoe Thanks for getting back to me. I'm using mouse and keyboard so when I press down on collective I seem to be losing altitude too quickly. I have managed to make some better landings after watching your video but need to keep practicing the timing of all the manouvers.
Hello,
You need to pull back on cyclic to maintain/control altitude when holding down collective. I just used my mouse to land the heli and is it as I say. Start by practicing forward landings in order to judge how to use mouse/cyclic to maintain altitude.
And keep practicing, good luck
I’m interested and I wouldn’t mind trying an RC transmitter. Can’t find an X7 around my area. Would any RC transmitter work? Thanks.
I believe any modern remote for rc craft will work. Mine has a mini USB port on the bottom that I connect to.
I can confirm these are smooth and fast landings 🦅
Gotta be fast when your flying against Teru!
영상을 강력히 추천합니다 너무 유용한 정보에요 고맙습니다.
요세 영상 업데이트가 안되는데 arma3 안하시나요?
Thank you! I'm still flying helis in ARMA.
당신과 함께 플레이 해보고싶습니다 주로 활동시간과 서버 어디에서 하시나요?
how can you cut the accelerator without going down so much, because mine if i cut it start going down too fast.
Pull back on the cyclic as needed to maintain altitude. Obviously, you must be flying at max speed prior to lowering the throttle.
hello grumpyy i understand everything but wat is the left bank?
Left bank= left cyclic.
so its the one that says tilt helicopter to the left?
Whatever you have the "cyclic left" set to. Some people use mouse and keyboard, others use console controllers. Look at 17:21 mark in video.
BTW, wanted to ask. Did you try to bind other sticks of taranis? I have the same controller and almost the same settings, but I wander, why I cant bind, lets say SF and SH as WeaponChange/Fire. Did you try it?
Yes, I have bound the 4 toggle switches on the top of the transmitter for such things as looking left and right, zoom, fire, engine off, etc.
In order to bind these switches, you must "activate" them first within the transmitter settings. After you do this, arma will "see" the switches and you'll be able to assign them to functions within the game. See here: oscarliang.com/setup-switch-opentx/
@@realgrumpyjoe Ive done it already(activated in transmitter) but no actual result in arma3. But I have figured out how to make it work. Joystick Gremlin + VJoy => so I can remap axis (don't know why SF and SH are treated on my PC as axis) to buttons in virtual joystick (vJoy), later I can add a virtual joystick to arma and use FrSky sticks as buttons. I need to test it anyway, but looks promising
One issue I had when I went in game to bind a switch, is that I needed to unplug my mouse when binding, as the game would adda mouse function with the transmitter switch. Very weird.
Not sure what to think is going on if your transmitter switch isn't even showing up in game controller settings.
@@realgrumpyjoe I have verified the software solution (vJoy + JGremlin) for the problem with the controller. I just wanted to let you know that now it works. :)
Thanks
Note for Joystick + Throttle combo gamers : With the collective (analog) settings it can be difficult to maintain an even 0 collective since analog throttles can be hard to find the dead center point on. Playing with the settings I tried binding the directional hat switch on my throttle to the digital collective (The one in settings that is labeled collective raise / collective lower).
I noticed that if you
1. pull the physical throttle back to 0 and stay there (or any position keeping the throttle still)
2. tap the button you bound to digital collective
3. until you make an input on the physical throttle, you maintain a hover (50% collective, neutral state) without having to find the center position on your throttle.
i can try to elaborate further if anyone wants to know
Why don't you just assign your collective to the NON ANALOG area, and then set your deadzone, dual rate and exponential for the collective as I've described in the video? You'll have no problem finding the hover position with your collective.
Bleed flaring is good for cold insertions but definitely not good for KOTH as you get shot as soon as you are slower than 130 kph and out in the open.
True story!
can yew land goin to the right too?
Hmm, never tried