@Boris @EPellissier (anyone?)
Wonder if anyone can help with this ?
see the image below … Showing -7 Degrees body to wing incidence
PLEASE Tell me that nobody with the slightest clue has read this ???
DEV SUPPORT FORUM ???
Hello @NightMercury358
It’s hard to be sure without having a look at your aircraft but this sort of things can happen during the normalization process as it will try to correct an incidence it considers incorrect.
For example, this can happen if your zero lift AOA is very high, due to a misconfigured lift / AOA table.
Regards,
Sylvain
Zero Lift Aoa MAX is 1.4
lift_coef_aoa_table = -3.15:0.0,-0.80:-1.145,0.0:0.50,0.276805:1.4,3.15:0.0
and as already stated, the Incidence is set at 2 Degrees positive
Can you give us access to your package so we have a look?
Follow section 3 of these guidelines if you are willing to: How to report a bug or crash - [MSFS 2024] Bug Reports - MSFS DevSupport
Regards,
Sylvain
It really is a MASSIVE Package ..
can you not investigate from the Flight_Model.cfg ?
I cant see how anything else would be relevant
Check if using your flight model on the Simple Aircraft SDK sample is enough to replicate the problem and you can just send the cfg if that’s the case.
checking Thanks
@FlyingRaccoon
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BN2 flight_model.cfg applied to sample MySimple aircraft
The Wide Incidence Offset is still apparent ..
PM Sent with our flight_model file
Incidentally I have discovered that the same anomaly applies to the SDK Aircraft also
including the DA62 and Basic my aircraft model …
Converted this to a bug report and I will have one of our flight model engineers have a look.
Regards,
Sylvain
@FlyingRaccoon Much appreciated
@FlyingRaccoon
Happy to report that the issue appears to be fixed in 1.5.2.0 (May 21st)
Many thanks for speedy turnaround
Glad to hear it 
