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Can you give control surfaces more than 1 input?

8,039 MaximusTheMinimus  7.0 years ago

Title says it all. I have overload, if that matters.

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    11.3k LiamW

    I've tried that and it didn't seem to work quite right. With enough adjusting it might. @mushr0om

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    @ChaMikey @BaconAircraft thank you

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    50.5k ChaMikey

    @BaconAircraft it wouldnt have the same performance as it has if you put it without rotator though. still gets the job done.

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    You cannot. However, you can mount the control surface section on two rotators set to the two inputs desired to simulate it.

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    @mushr0om I know that.

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    @LukeDaDuke @Ihavenorealideawhatiamdoing @BaconEggs @RedHawk thank you for notifying me.

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    18.8k mushr0om

    You might be able to place 2 control surfaces inside each other though

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    21.4k RedHawk

    No, it can't be done. Not even with xml I don't believe

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    125k BaconEggs

    Nope, it's a succ

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    Idk, but that would be rly cool

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    6,588 LukeDaDuke

    I wish

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