If you're using a joystick, just use the twist axis for ground steering-works just like the tiller in terms of handling. If you have rudder pedals, maybe you can install an additional joystick just for that if you wish, never tried it myself though as I'm a stick flyer.
Don't think FS models the tiller because there's no way to map any control on the joystick to the tiller. In real life, the rudder pedals only steer the nose 7 degrees.
I probably use one thrust for make 180 degress... So if i turn from left to right, i open power for engine number one and engine number two still idle , is that legal?
Yay! Thank god Boeing actually made a tutorial!
If you're using a joystick, just use the twist axis for ground steering-works just like the tiller in terms of handling.
If you have rudder pedals, maybe you can install an additional joystick just for that if you wish, never tried it myself though as I'm a stick flyer.
Yes the tiller's modeled in some, but I think it only moves as you move the rudders cuz you can't map a tiller command to the stick.
The tiller does move on the PSS777 but as Rix said, only in response to rudder input. FS does not simulate tiller input.
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The tiller is the stick next to the pilot (search for '777 tiller', watch TOP TILLER IN Zurich!).
Turn it left or right to steer the nosewheel.
@sealalula probably, there very similar geomertrically, except the -300ER has longer wingspan
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Don't think FS models the tiller because there's no way to map any control on the joystick to the tiller. In real life, the rudder pedals only steer the nose 7 degrees.
Thanks a lot for helping me out.
I probably use one thrust for make 180 degress... So if i turn from left to right, i open power for engine number one and engine number two still idle , is that legal?
In addition to my previous question, I'd like to ask also "How to control the tiller in PSS777?" Please Help.
Thanks
What and where is the "tiller"? Also, how do we control it?
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