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Hello,
I noticed that the formula on line 395 in HudViewController.java in the iniJoystickListener for the HexNanoController_Android function returns -0.2 when the y value for the throttle is 0 in beginner mode. If I'm correct in reading this, wouldn't this cause a 20% increase in speed when the throttle is changed to 0. Noticed this when a friend complained about when the joystick is at zero in beginner mode it is still accelerating and not hovering.
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The original issue is: When I move the throttle to any position and then let go, it would increase the throttle by 20%. When I pressed the throttle again, it would go back to where it was before I let go of the throttle.
I'm not sure if it's really a fix, but we just took the beginner ratios right out of the code. It might be a little more than a beginner should need to do, but if I want to increase/decrease the sensitivity then I'll connect to the MultiWii Configurator and change the settings there.
Another solution that would really help is if the official MultiWii phone app, MultiWii EZ-GUI, would work with the copter. That'd make tweaking the settings wonderfully easy!
Hello,
I noticed that the formula on line 395 in HudViewController.java in the iniJoystickListener for the HexNanoController_Android function returns -0.2 when the y value for the throttle is 0 in beginner mode. If I'm correct in reading this, wouldn't this cause a 20% increase in speed when the throttle is changed to 0. Noticed this when a friend complained about when the joystick is at zero in beginner mode it is still accelerating and not hovering.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: