I finished working on an upcoming regional turboprop, and discovered an issue with the nose wheel traction.
Whenever a turn is initiated, the aircraft is slower to react compared to other aircraft, and the aircraft requires a larger turn radius. Whenever you attempt to exit a turn, the nose wheel continues to drift sideways for a few seconds, and requires full opposite-direction yaw input to counteract the drifting.
Is there a solution to this issue?
Note: I am using default landing gear and not custom landing gear/resizable wheels.
@asteroidbook345 Ok, thanks!
@TheFlightGuySP no, but moving the main gear back would
@asteroidbook345 Would moving the nose wheel backward also work?
Move the center of mass forward a little