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FSXA Animation problems

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I noticed on many add-on models that the nose wheel only steers once the aircraft starts moving. Is this accomplished by using the c_wheel animation tag? If so, how do you set up the key frames? I have tried this but the wheel just jumps from one wrong direction to the other and never centers.
I am using FSXA.
Thanks.
 
For FS9...

From the Top View, keyframe animate at 0, 25, 50, 75, 100 one full, clockwise revolution:

0 - 0º
25 - 90º
50 - 180º
75 - 270º
100 - 360º

For FSX...

From the Top View, keyframe animate at 0, 50, 100, 150, 200 one full, clockwise revolution:

0 - 0º
50 - 90º
100 - 180º
150 - 270º
200 - 360º
 
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FlankerM said:
Thanks Bill, but it has to be a clockwise rotation when looking down.
That works fine.
Click to expand...

:scratchch Hmmm, I probably meant to type anti-counter-clockwise... :D

Yeah, that sounds about right... I've corrected my post to hopefully prevent any future confusion should anyone actually SEARCH for this information... :duck:
 
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