Apache Landing Bug v 1.15.0 __ GWUT1140
When landing and taking off in a comanche ,everything is fine. But when it comes to Apaches , it's a totally different story.
When landing ,no matter how soft or easy I touch down , the apache immediately accumulates damage & sets off the alarm as it would if I ran into something at 20 mph. (Doesn't matter if landing on pad or ground -same results)
[ This happens with different intensity on different maps. It's really bad on Yemen campaign ]
Also ,when taking off (after landing), sometimes it will damage or even blowup for no reason.
I've also noticed that when sitting on ground or pad ,sometimes the landing gear/wheels gets stuck under ground & then bounces.
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I've seen another bug report about this ,but never got a response with a cause or solution )
(This is
not the famous "bounce/shake bug" which used to affect all helicopters)
All of the above only happens after landing the Apache. When first starting a mission and taking off for first flight of the helo -all is well.
( By the way ... I always clear my trim before landing ,so that's not the problem )
Is this a suspension dynamics bug? Is there another setting in the EECH.ini file to try that may help?
These are my current settings in Dynamics :
[Dynamics]
flight_model=2 # 0 is default flight model, 1 is werewolf's flight model, 2 is arneh's model with suspension (def = 2)
enginerealism=1 # realistic engine workload simulation model (0 = off, 1 = on) (def = 1)
enginestartup=0 # manual engine start up, off by default (0 = off, 1 = on) (def = 0)
drbs=1.0 # retreating blade stall, floating point scaling factor for RBS effect (default = 1.0)
drv=1.0 # rudder value, scaling factor for drag on tail rotation (default = 1.0)
dra=0.8 # rudder acceleration, scaling factor for tail rotation acceleration (default = 0.8)
drd=1.0 # main rotor drag, scaling factor for drag caused by main rotor (default = 1.0)
dmrl=1.0 # main rotor lift, scaling factor for lift of main rotor (default = 1.0)
dtrd=1.0 # tail rotor drag, scaling factor for drag caused by tail in forward flight (default = 1.0)
dzd=0.0 # cyclic deadzone (n = %deadzone, 0.0 = no deadzone) (default = 0.0)
dyal=5.0 # yaw altitude loss (default = 5.0)
debug_show_force_vectors=0 # show force vectors on own helicopter for debuging purposes
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