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|descr=Returns force produced by rotors.{{Feature|afm}}
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|s1= [[rotorsForcesRTD]] RTD_helicopter
|s1= [[rotorsForcesRTD]] helicopter


|p1= RTD_helicopter: [[Object]] |= Parameter
|p1= helicopter: [[Object]]


|r1= [[Array]]
|r1= [[Array]]


|x1= <code>_rotorForces = rotorsForcesRTD _taru// Returns [[-465.981,351.941,45960.5],[-469.079,397.451,46933.3]]</code>
|x1= <sqf>_rotorForces = rotorsForcesRTD _taru; // Returns [[-465.981,351.941,45960.5],[-469.079,397.451,46933.3]]</sqf>


|seealso= [[rotorsRpmRTD]] [[weightRTD]] [[wingsForcesRTD]] [[airDensityRTD]]
|seealso= [[rotorsRpmRTD]] [[weightRTD]] [[wingsForcesRTD]] [[airDensityRTD]]
}}
}}


 
{{Note
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|user= Benargee
 
|timestamp= 20141104020000
<dt></dt>
|text= There is no official information I can find on what these values mean. According to my testing on the Mi-290 Taru, here is what I have come up with:
<dd class="notedate">Posted on November 4, 2014 - 02:00 (UTC)</dd>
<code style="display: block">[
<dt class="note">[[User:Benargee|Benargee]]</dt>
[{{Color|red|rotor 1 roll +right/-left}}, {{Color|green|rotor 1 pitch +down/-up}}, {{Color|blue|rotor 1 collective +up/-down}}],
<dd class="note">There is no official information I can find on what these values mean. According to my testing on the Mi-290 Taru, here is what I have come up with:
[{{Color|red|rotor 2 roll +right/-left}}, {{Color|green|rotor 2 pitch +down/-up}}, {{Color|blue|rotor 2 collective +up/-down}}]
<code>[[<span style="color:red">rotor 1 roll +right/-left</span>, <span style="color:green">rotor 1 pitch +down/-up</span>, <span style="color:blue">rotor 1 collective +up/-down</span>],
]</code>
[<span style="color:red">rotor 2 roll +right/-left</span>,<span style="color:green">rotor 2 pitch +down/-up</span>,<span style="color:blue">rotor 2 collective +up/-down</span>]]</code>
When yawing left and right, rotor 1 and 2 collective differ from each other. This is normal behaviour with coaxial rotors. Yawing right increase rotor 1 collective and decreases rotor 2 collective. Yawing left does the opposite. Rotor 1 in this example seems to be the bottom rotor.
When yawing left and right, rotor 1 and 2 collective differ from each other. This is normal behaviour with coaxial rotors. Yawing right increase rotor 1 collective and decreases rotor 2 collective. Yawing left does the opposite. Rotor 1 in this example seems to be the bottom rotor.
</dd>
}}
 
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Latest revision as of 11:53, 11 January 2023

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Description

Description:
Returns force produced by rotors.
Advanced Helicopter Flight Model
For this command to have any effect, the Advanced Flight Model (AFM) has to be enabled. AFM status can be checked with difficultyEnabledRTD.
Groups:
RTD

Syntax

Syntax:
rotorsForcesRTD helicopter
Parameters:
helicopter: Object
Return Value:
Array

Examples

Example 1:
_rotorForces = rotorsForcesRTD _taru; // Returns [[-465.981,351.941,45960.5],[-469.079,397.451,46933.3]]

Additional Information

See also:
rotorsRpmRTD weightRTD wingsForcesRTD airDensityRTD

Notes

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Only post proven facts here! Add Note
Benargee - c
Posted on Nov 04, 2014 - 02:00 (UTC)
There is no official information I can find on what these values mean. According to my testing on the Mi-290 Taru, here is what I have come up with: [ [rotor 1 roll +right/-left, rotor 1 pitch +down/-up, rotor 1 collective +up/-down], [rotor 2 roll +right/-left, rotor 2 pitch +down/-up, rotor 2 collective +up/-down] ] When yawing left and right, rotor 1 and 2 collective differ from each other. This is normal behaviour with coaxial rotors. Yawing right increase rotor 1 collective and decreases rotor 2 collective. Yawing left does the opposite. Rotor 1 in this example seems to be the bottom rotor.