Question regarding trim-powered helicopters
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Question regarding trim-powered helicopters
Is there a way to measure the rotation of a chip in relation to the core as opposed to in relation to the world? If so, what is it? I need to add some cyclic pitch control to this thing and I have no idea as to how I would do it.
Sting Auer- Hover
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Re: Question regarding trim-powered helicopters
Just measure the rotation of the chip and the core in relation to the world and take the difference.
DanielLC- Tank
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Re: Question regarding trim-powered helicopters
Huh, did not think of that. Thanks . I will try it.
Sting Auer- Hover
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Re: Question regarding trim-powered helicopters
you can also use the _R(chip1, chip2) functions(_RX, _RY and _RZ).
you can also eliminate the need of a core by measuring the rotation between the wheel and its hub(wheelchip-1).
for wheel/RLW rotation you're looking into _RY.
you can also eliminate the need of a core by measuring the rotation between the wheel and its hub(wheelchip-1).
for wheel/RLW rotation you're looking into _RY.
RA2lover- Walker
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