For those who like to tune their own variants there are three parameters you can now adjust to change how the 'bogging code' works.
Engine HP
Induced cyclic power loss
Engine loading tuning
HP is the least granular, changes here will generally make big changes to how the model bogs. This parameter is best used to tune in the collective only bogging.
Induced cyclic power loss changes how hard the motor bogs for cyclic input, adjust this second to get a reasonable bog for cyclic input.
Engine loading tuning .... this is an adjustment to the engine torque curve, increasing it makes the engine drop off the power earlier and harder, reducing it the opposite.
Lastly and related to power are cyclic crispness and cyclic response (in the advanced settings). Crispness changes how quickly the model will come to a halt when collective is applied. Response is how quickly the model will accelerate when collective is applied. Adjusting these will fine tune your overall model response once you have the power about right.
Also don't forget model weight, which can also be used to fine tune the power, heavier model = less power.
Engine HP
Induced cyclic power loss
Engine loading tuning
HP is the least granular, changes here will generally make big changes to how the model bogs. This parameter is best used to tune in the collective only bogging.
Induced cyclic power loss changes how hard the motor bogs for cyclic input, adjust this second to get a reasonable bog for cyclic input.
Engine loading tuning .... this is an adjustment to the engine torque curve, increasing it makes the engine drop off the power earlier and harder, reducing it the opposite.
Lastly and related to power are cyclic crispness and cyclic response (in the advanced settings). Crispness changes how quickly the model will come to a halt when collective is applied. Response is how quickly the model will accelerate when collective is applied. Adjusting these will fine tune your overall model response once you have the power about right.
Also don't forget model weight, which can also be used to fine tune the power, heavier model = less power.

