🤘BITCHIN🤘Thanks for doing these, you're a good instructor! Coincidentally, about a week ago I ran Velocidrone for the first time in 1.5yrs! Haven't actually flown in about 2. These will help unfold some wrinkles in brain!
this was just updating the first few episodes as the interface has changed a lot and it needed a bit of an overhaul, I'll probably being doing some more replacement videos, just got to work through and find the ones that actually need it as a lot of it is just how to fly information and that is relevant regardless of the UI.
Velocidrone is amazing, however the first 2 level are left handed only, by the time we move to level 3 its too late, my turns to the left are way better than right upto today, and everyone i teach to fly fpv through velocidrone have the same tendency to want to use a left turn in a maneuver instead of either, i want to help improve it coz i love it. level 2 should be pylons right circuit. so that they both sink in simultaneously..i still tell all my students when starting level 1 to do same amount of laps in opposite direction as well.however we cant get lap times.
I don't have a drone, but I enjoy the simulator so far. Hence my question, why the TBS Oblivion? Is it particularly good for beginners, or is it just a random choice?
all racing quads in the simulator have the same overall speed and power, so it really doesn't matter. The TBS Oblivion is made by our business partner Team Black Sheep and is the default quad in the simulator, so using it for training was the easiest choice.
why does the 7 inch quad feel less powerful and less aggressive than the 5 inch quad? is there a solution? I use quad 7 inc to play los mode... thank you for answering it
I had bought this simulator maybe three weeks ago and until now I am still struggling controlling the sim's drone. There's a delay between the radio control (radiomaster tx12) and the simulator. Sometimes the simulator would over-correct/over-shoot. Is it the settings(sim or radio), I don't know? Flying Meteor75 Pro is more fun than the sim. Just my honest opinion.
If you have large lag between controller input and the drone reacting it is most likely that you have frame rate problems - ie. using a machine not capable of running the simulator or running settings that are beyond what your machine can manage. You need frame rates beyond 60 fps in order to overcome controller lag.
plug in the controller - go to the controller dialog in the simulator and see if it lists your controller and shows it by name (with unconfigured after it). Press the assign sticks button to run the setup wizard and follow all the steps. When you are done you should see your sticks moving. If your controller doesn't show at all in the controller setup menu then this is nothing to do with velocidrone and you have failed to connect the controller to your operating system - refer to the controllers manual on how to connect it to windows / osx or whatever you are using. Velocidone does not connect to controllers directly - it connects to the operating system provided gamepad / joystick device created when you plug it in. If this device is not there then your controller will not be seen in velocidrone and you have an operatring system / controller issue not a velocidrone issue..
@@Velocidrone it list my radiomaster boxer. When I follow along with the controller on screen it doesn’t register the movement but when I check axis I see it moving
@@christopherconkright1317 OK - first ensure that you have run stick calibration on the boxer itself from the radio setup menu. This ensures your stick extents and centres are set correctly on the radio itself. Second ensure only one gamepad type device is plugged into your computer. Thirdly go to the axis display and ensure that only one axis is moving for each stick axis (ie. the radio isn't in a heli mode where two axis move for throttle). If two axis are moving for a single stick axis correct the problem in the radio settings. These actions should ensure the radio is properly prepared to be used with a simulator. Fouthly makes sure the radio memory you are using is a default memory for a drone and isn't being used for a real quad or for another simulator where they might specify that you set weight and offset in the mixer - as this will mess up the axis outputs.
This simulator training is by far the best and above what The DRL simulator has to offer. Keep up the good work.
I've just purchased this amazing flight simulator, and so far, I love itttt!
This is awesome I literally just bought this sim like a day or 2 ago. Thanks for these videos
🤘BITCHIN🤘Thanks for doing these, you're a good instructor! Coincidentally, about a week ago I ran Velocidrone for the first time in 1.5yrs! Haven't actually flown in about 2. These will help unfold some wrinkles in brain!
Hello. Just bought all your products. After several reviews. Thanks a lot.
thanks for your purchases
i learnt a lot from your previous series.. thx man
this was just updating the first few episodes as the interface has changed a lot and it needed a bit of an overhaul, I'll probably being doing some more replacement videos, just got to work through and find the ones that actually need it as a lot of it is just how to fly information and that is relevant regardless of the UI.
Velocidrone is amazing, however the first 2 level are left handed only, by the time we move to level 3 its too late, my turns to the left are way better than right upto today, and everyone i teach to fly fpv through velocidrone have the same tendency to want to use a left turn in a maneuver instead of either, i want to help improve it coz i love it. level 2 should be pylons right circuit. so that they both sink in simultaneously..i still tell all my students when starting level 1 to do same amount of laps in opposite direction as well.however we cant get lap times.
I don't have a drone, but I enjoy the simulator so far. Hence my question, why the TBS Oblivion? Is it particularly good for beginners, or is it just a random choice?
all racing quads in the simulator have the same overall speed and power, so it really doesn't matter. The TBS Oblivion is made by our business partner Team Black Sheep and is the default quad in the simulator, so using it for training was the easiest choice.
why does the 7 inch quad feel less powerful and less aggressive than the 5 inch quad? is there a solution? I use quad 7 inc to play los mode... thank you for answering it
Quad 7 Inc is very important for me to play Los mode. How to set Quad 7 Inc to be more powerful Thank you very much
Great videos but dont find my dji rc3 remote
I had bought this simulator maybe three weeks ago and until now I am still struggling controlling the sim's drone. There's a delay between the radio control (radiomaster tx12) and the simulator. Sometimes the simulator would over-correct/over-shoot. Is it the settings(sim or radio), I don't know? Flying Meteor75 Pro is more fun than the sim. Just my honest opinion.
If you have large lag between controller input and the drone reacting it is most likely that you have frame rate problems - ie. using a machine not capable of running the simulator or running settings that are beyond what your machine can manage. You need frame rates beyond 60 fps in order to overcome controller lag.
I don’t know I’m just gonna tell my kid to bump that throttle straight up and down with those easy settings explained here in gtg in 4 hr
spectacular, i come from RC planes, not the same...hard
Why is setting up your controller not intuitive…. I can get it working at all
plug in the controller - go to the controller dialog in the simulator and see if it lists your controller and shows it by name (with unconfigured after it). Press the assign sticks button to run the setup wizard and follow all the steps. When you are done you should see your sticks moving. If your controller doesn't show at all in the controller setup menu then this is nothing to do with velocidrone and you have failed to connect the controller to your operating system - refer to the controllers manual on how to connect it to windows / osx or whatever you are using. Velocidone does not connect to controllers directly - it connects to the operating system provided gamepad / joystick device created when you plug it in. If this device is not there then your controller will not be seen in velocidrone and you have an operatring system / controller issue not a velocidrone issue..
@@Velocidrone it list my radiomaster boxer. When I follow along with the controller on screen it doesn’t register the movement but when I check axis I see it moving
@@christopherconkright1317 OK - first ensure that you have run stick calibration on the boxer itself from the radio setup menu. This ensures your stick extents and centres are set correctly on the radio itself. Second ensure only one gamepad type device is plugged into your computer. Thirdly go to the axis display and ensure that only one axis is moving for each stick axis (ie. the radio isn't in a heli mode where two axis move for throttle). If two axis are moving for a single stick axis correct the problem in the radio settings. These actions should ensure the radio is properly prepared to be used with a simulator. Fouthly makes sure the radio memory you are using is a default memory for a drone and isn't being used for a real quad or for another simulator where they might specify that you set weight and offset in the mixer - as this will mess up the axis outputs.