Push back - aircraft "sinks"

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efpg0708:
Hello guys.

I´ve noticed that once push back is about to start, my aircraft "sinks" into the ground. It happens when I enter slew mode. I´ve done some search on the forum and found out that it has to do with the contact points and cg positions. Does anyone know how to edit these parameters in order to prevent this sinking ?

Thanks

Eduardo

efpg0708:
Nobody ? ???

jonahbird:
This has nothing to do with contact points. I do know how to alter those, but if your aircraft wheels are in normal contact before you engage GSX no adjustment is necessary.
GSX is responsible for this behaviour. They are concentrating all their efforts on MSFS and neglecting P3D.
I have the same problem and ignore it until pushback is completed. When GSX shuts off the aircraft returns to its proper contact points.

efpg0708:

--- Quote from: jonahbird on March 26, 2023, 08:47:12 am ---This has nothing to do with contact points. I do know how to alter those, but if your aircraft wheels are in normal contact before you engage GSX no adjustment is necessary.
GSX is responsible for this behaviour. They are concentrating all their efforts on MSFS and neglecting P3D.
I have the same problem and ignore it until pushback is completed. When GSX shuts off the aircraft returns to its proper contact points.

--- End quote ---

Thanks for the answer. It makes sense, because it didn’t happen before some GSX updates, and I haven’t change the aircraft.

Can anyone from FSDT step in on this ?

Thanks

Eduardo

LukeK:

--- Quote from: jonahbird on March 26, 2023, 08:47:12 am ---This has nothing to do with contact points. I do know how to alter those, but if your aircraft wheels are in normal contact before you engage GSX no adjustment is necessary.
--- End quote ---

Before you claim GSX is responsible, I would do a simple check of the contact points. Put the aircraft into slew mode. Then take it out. Does the aircraft drop or bounce?

Cheers

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