[FIXED]ICLS not stabilized

Hi, attached a track where with active pause we can see how the ICLS glideslope is not stabilized. IRL the SPN 41 is mounted on a torsion bar. I don't know about the localizer, I guess it is also bugged but I have no proof.

ICLS not Stabilized.trk

AFAIK the torsion bar mount reduces pitch oscillations, but doesn't eliminate them. The ACLS needles are gyro stabilized, though (which we will hopefully get soon).

AFAIK the torsion bar mount reduces pitch oscillations, but doesn't eliminate them. The ACLS needles are gyro stabilized, though (which we will hopefully get soon).

Good observation. Were you able to watch the track? There we can see how severe the movement is. There is no stabilization of any kind now in SC, hence the report. I hope NL or BN can let us know what the team thinks.

Hi, attached a track where with active pause we can see how the ICLS glideslope is not stabilized. IRL the SPN 41 is mounted on a torsion bar. I don't know about the localizer, I guess it is also bugged but I have no proof.

I just barely started with the new Superboat, haven't seen the track either.

How did you get the deck to move at all?

On my first setup I made the boat sail at 20 knots with 10 knot headwind. Few months ago (forget when the devs neutered the boat) these parameters would've caused nauseating pitch and heave with the CILS all over the HUD. Not anymore... or have you found a way to induce that?

I just barely started with the new Superboat, haven't seen the track either.

How did you get the deck to move at all?

On my first setup I made the boat sail at 20 knots with 10 knot headwind. Few months ago (forget when the devs neutered the boat) these parameters would've caused nauseating pitch and heave with the CILS all over the HUD. Not anymore... or have you found a way to induce that?

Just used the heavy thunderstorm template.

Watch the track and you'll see what I'm talking about :)

Watch the track and you'll see what I'm talking about :)

I'm not at my rig now but I called my buddy and asked him to set up the tbumbers with rain and turbulence with strong wind. He said the boat is 'on rails'. No movement whatsoever so was the ICLS.

hein22, are we on the same build? Well, I'll double check later on my rig.

I'm not at my rig now but I called my buddy and asked him to set up the tbumbers with rain and turbulence with strong wind. He said the boat is 'on rails'. No movement whatsoever so was the ICLS.

hein22, are we on the same build? Well, I'll double check later on my rig.

I don't know what to say man. Mine was pitching a lot. Not as much as it used to before ED touched something, but it does pitch when thunderstorm.

Any news ED? BN, NL? Thanks guys.

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Any plans to get this done guys? I'm starting to get frustrated after paying so much for the module considering this is not a bug but a lack of simulation.

Just did a quick test. SC at 20 knots. Wind 40 knots on the beam. Outcome was SC had pitch but no roll. The sea generated by a 40 knot beam wind should induce a significant roll as well as a pitch on the SC.

Still unrealistic ICLS? A super module must have this system correctly modeled.

So as of today's OB update changelog it shows fixed and it appears to be fixed in game.

So as of today's OB update changelog it shows fixed and it appears to be fixed in game.

I've just watched Cmdr. Fravor being interviewed and for once he was talking about something other then tic-tac :thumbup: Lots of details related to Super Hornets and carrier ops.

One of the things he mentioned was CILS and the way the localizer needle was swinging left and right in extreme conditions. The side to side motion of the boat was slightly more then 'normal' so...:noexpression: we probably have to get used to it. The ball is stabilized. Who knows how ED will model ACLS if ever.

The deck motion conditions have to be fixed. We don't need tropical depression winds to make the boat pitch and roll.