Hello,

First Thank you Inibuilds... Period.

Then, I am using a separate axis for tiller and it is set to off in EFB. It works until the slightest movement of the rudder pedals and it gets reset to 0. Unable to maintain steering angle when rudder moves. 

Any idea?

Thanks

 

Hello,

I have the same issue. 

Edited November 13, 20223 yr by PaulF727

Hi, For separate tiller axis, you should have nosewheel steering set to OFF in the efb, and an axis assigned to nosewheel steering in the MSFS settings

Hi, thanks for the update. After reloading on the runway it worked.

It might be related to the pushback. I tried to use the ini pushback and then GSX. Maybe either one was still engaged.

I think the clue is that the slightest move of the rudder axis will reset the NWS-axis. Will test this later on.

Can confirm that the slightest movement of the rudder axis cancels out the NWS. (evidently maxes taxiing very difficult)

51 minutes ago, Prime0x7c8 said:

Can confirm that the slightest movement of the rudder axis cancels out the NWS. (evidently maxes taxiing very difficult)

Thanks for reporting, will add this to our internal bug thread 🙂

7 hours ago, gumbyger said:

Thanks for reporting, will add this to our internal bug thread 🙂

Maybe to ad some extra information: Setting larger deadzones on the different flight control axises appears to help a bit as a workaround. However setting nosewheelsteering to "off" in the efb only works for a while and then the plane somehow forgets you had set it to off to be able to use your tiller axis and you have to recycle the efb and its nosewheel steering setting for it to work again. After that it's rince and repeat when it happens again.

3 hours ago, Prime0x7c8 said:

However setting nosewheelsteering to "off" in the efb only works for a while and then the plane somehow forgets you had set it to off to be able to use your tiller axis and you have to recycle the efb and its nosewheel steering setting for it to work again. After that it's rince and repeat when it happens again.

Yes, I experienced exactly the same behaviour last night.

On 11/14/2022 at 11:14 PM, Prime0x7c8 said:

Can confirm that the slightest movement of the rudder axis cancels out the NWS. (evidently maxes taxiing very difficult)

I can also confirm this behaviour.

I confirm too. Increasing the dead zone just postponed the problem, but it still occur...

I have had this problem as well with the A310 for MSFS. I have the latest version from the content manager. I have a ThrustMaster Airbus joystick that I use as a tiller only using the twist axis. My pedals are ThrustMaster TFRP. Looking at the pedals in the cockpit they appear stable so I don't think the pots are noisy. But as everybody else says, the nosewheel steering system will work fine for a while then suddenly keeps centering the wheel apparently for no reason, making taxiing near impossible especially at slow speeds with the feet on the pedals. I too believe it could be the slightest movement of the rudder that seems to affect the nws.

This has been reported over 3 months ago and the problem is still very much present. Please fix the nose wheel steering. It keeps re-centring all the time. 

It´s still a problem... Any news on this?

Yes. The problem is still there... Tells a lot...

Edited May 27, 20232 yr by kityatyi

Terribly annoying issue. I think I'll just disable the tiller axis for now ...

Almost a year has passed. The issue has not been fixed. What a joke.

And the same problem is back for me in 2024. Anyone else?