All of these can be found in the ArmA 3 controls screen under “Plane Movement” (please ensure the buttons / axis for the other plane controls are set too, i.e. The key bindings we will need to set are: Flaps Up Flaps Down Auto-Vectoring On and Auto-Vectoring Off. So, first thing first, you’ll need to set up your key bindings. Has anyone seen this problem or something like it? I'm all ears to hear.- Manual Engine Pitch Control and Taking-Off If I had the code I would just fix this thing. I don't know if I can get access to the code bases. They keep telling me they cannot reproduce the problem despite the data logs, steps to reproduce the problem and even several screenshots of the problem occurring, step by step so they can see exactly what I am doing and when. I haven't reported this test to them as I'm tired of them telling me what they cannot do. They've asked me to try this issue without using controllers which I have done today. I'm looking to understand the pipeline if this problem may be in the Jets DLC, ARMA 3 API library or even in the game engine or some combination of any/all of these elements. I'm not an ARMA dev however, I am a software engineer so, I will understand any technical discussion.

No mods are loaded.Īs I see it the view port activity for the TW should have zero influence on pitch, roll, yaw. I am also testing in single player on an Editor map of Altis and flying in either the Warthog or F-18. I am using only the keyboard controls and have disabled flight controllers such as, stick, pedals, throttle block. This happens without touching any other control. If you then continue to move the TW and zoom in as you fly away from the target, for example, the increase/decrease in altitude is much more pronounced to the point of absurdity.

After establishing consistent level flight, If you move the TW from back of plane to mid-point under the plane while looking through the TW, for example, the plane will increase/decrease altitude depending on where you move the TW. Jets DLC appears to be influencing flight controls when using the Targeting Window (TW).

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