Hello, fellow SimplePlanes addicts. I'm having a problem with implementing folding wings in an updated version of my Lockheed B-71 Mamba. When I roll, the wings do not flex at all, but they appear to flex up and down around the rotator up to 45 degrees depending on which direction I am pitching. If I take away the rotator, there is no wing flexing. Anything I can do to fix this? I've tried increasing the damper multiplier, but I don't think that's the right way to go.
CLARIFICATION: I don't want the wings to move while the plane is in flight.
Damn. I can’t help then. That always works for me @cheese99
@LiamW I tried that. Damper multiplier is 10,000 in the unlisted plane in the link above. Just tried increasing it to 1,000,000 with no effect.
If you have overload, type in "damperMultiplier" and increase the value by 10x until it stops wobbling. Too much will slow it down @cheese99
@randomusername I am using structural wings, but the problem isn't really the wings themselves flexing--it's the connection to the rotator. These two photos show a good comparison of what happens when I pitch up while flying the plane without foldable wings at high speed (a newer version of the B-71 Mamba I already uploaded) versus when I pitch up using the plane with foldable wings (see link in question).
@randomusername Oh sorry I meant I don't want the wings to move while the plane is in flight. The rotators are so I can fold the wings upward when the plane is on the ground, but the wings move up and down when I pitch, whereas they don't if they're just directly attached.