What is it called?

[brettt777]

What is the force/rate/effect called that governs an airplanes roll rate AFTER the ailerons have been centered?  Most planes in a hard roll seem to stop without TOO much excess roll after the ailerons are centered. I have seen one or two that will roll another 70-90 degrees afterwards. Is there something in the .cfg file than can alter this?

[Daube]

Inertia ?

[unknown]

As far as i know-you can't change the inertion airplane roll in any .cfg file of aircraft... Looks like MS just forgot about this force...darn...

[dave3cu]

I believe the behavior would be tied to the MOI values.

[WEIGHT_AND_BALANCE]

[Vuikag]

heavier MOI's will increse the planes resistance to change direction, like when you pull up suddenly it'll keep going down.

the effectiveness values, are well, effecteviness values. example: if you changed the rudder value to 2 it would casue twice the effect of a normal rudder (and maybe even more rolling). I'm not famillier with the stability values though. I'll go experiment with em.

[Splinter562]

FSX also does some filtering on the joystick position. If you rapidly center the joystick, the ailerons will lag behind. If you've got a good joystick that doesn't have noisy pots, you can reduce or turn off the filter.

I believe it is poorly labeled as "Sensitivity" somewhere in the joystick setup.