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yaw_damper_gain=? Help needed

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Dear guys,
I want to make a short question about the command "yaw_damper_gain=0.000000".
What this means? Maybe is "0.000000=False" and "1.000000=True" or it takes values maybe
from 0.000001 to 9.999999? Also inside .air file in section "1202=Yaw Damper,record" there are two subsections:

1: Yaw Damper (old form),: 8000
2: Unknown: 0

Does anyone knows what these does?
Also in p3d i saw in autopilot two new sections:


yaw_slip_control_gain=0.000000
yaw_control_uses_trim=0.000000

Are these working the same way as yaw damper works?
Many thanks in advance

George
 
According to the SDK 'yaw_damper_gain' is "The proportional gain on the yaw dampers yaw rate error." I suspect it's the P value for a PID controller and nothing more.

Record 1202, in an .air file, is defined as UNUSED_AIR_AP_ELEVTRM_IN_BANK by ESP/Prepar3D. It is marked as unused, which means it may or may not be taken into consideration by the sim. It has been marked in AAM as 'no effect' in FS2002.

As for the two items you're listing as being part of Prepar3D... I can not locate those in the Prepar3D SDK.
 
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