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How to Orca Tutorial

55.0k Freerider2142  4.9 years ago
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    Links to Orca:
    Unarmed version (the one I use in the video)
    Armed Version

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    16.8k redbear89

    @Freerider2142 Thx for help mate.. :) Sure, maybe someday i will meet the problem where i can't handle and i know i need u..

    That hotas is very interesting, but in some reason maybe i will keep with my mouse and keyboard to control the aircraft as good as i can..

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    @redbear89 feel free to take any parts from my HK you need ;)
    if you need help in balancing a VTOL or a helicopter, I'm always happy to help with what I can.
    If you're looking for a joystick to start with, I highly recommend the T.Flight Hotas 4 , It's a great hotas from beginner to pro, and it's not that expensive.
    it has a twist grip, and it's got a pedal on the trottle that can be used as Yaw as well.
    pedals are a problem... they're big and take space, not to mention usually expensive.
    I'd recommend getting pedals only if you're serious about flying Heli's and such in simulators.

    4.1 years ago
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    16.8k redbear89

    @Freerider2142 yes, i know about how important that pedals to control even maybe for non VTOL aircraft also.. I have ever try flight simulator with some plane there, it's so interesting.. With that tools we can control almost all in once, if i'm not wrong.. But again, poor me i don't have that tools.. :(

    Thx for the link of HK aerial, maybe i can try to adopt some of your control system there for some of my aircraft latter if u allow me to do.. :)

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    @redbear89 I made this to fly and react to my control scheme, and be very maneuverable.
    the biggest problem is that it's a very hard VTOL to fly and control.
    and it also takes time to learn how to fly it.

    I made the HK aerial to be more keyboard and mouse friendly, and be easier to fly.
    Here's a link

    I come from simulators like DCS world and IL-2 Sturmovik series, where Flight control is much more realistic than Simpleplanes, and playing without a joystick is almost impossible.
    A joystick and Throttle will give you much more control than keyboard and mouse, just because you're using both arms and have more inputs/buttons at your fingertips.
    Once you start flying Helicopters or VTOLS however, Yaw control becomes extremely important, so Pedals are needed or a good Twist grip joystick.
    This is a link to my DCS helicopter stunt flight

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    16.8k redbear89

    Your joystick and pedals really help just like real hilo, great.. I mean, how about only using mouse and keyboard..? I have some VTOL design in my laptop, and i never upload it because i still try to manage all of the controls.. I have some trouble in moving left or right when the VTOL go forward..

    +1 4.1 years ago
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    @Yeetboii Thank you, glad you like it :D

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    1,414 BuckleUp

    This is actually very cool!

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    @Lizardman06 hope this helps in flying it, or in whatever builds you make.

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    @ThePilotDude @DPSAircraftManufacturer @JohnnyBoythePilot Thank you, I hope this helps :)

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    @MisterT Thank's m8!

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    @MintLynx Thank you very much, I hope you have fun flying it :)

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    92.7k MisterT

    Nice! Simple and effective instruments panel.

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    69.3k MintLynx

    I like how that thing has a built in HUD which shows you the attitude of the engines. Not only great for aesthetics, but useful as well!

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    Link to this Orca
    I hope this helps in flying it...
    and maybe help in your own VTOL aircraft designs :)

    +1 4.9 years ago