@F104Deathtrap It will go back to 0 after it's inputs are not being received, so, EX: Going straight up when it's off, when turned on since there is no pith/roll/yaw inputes it will return to 0, which is straight forwards in the direction it's facing most. :) Gyro stability is how stable it is when not receiving input, speed is how fast it moves after receiving input! :)

It's your choice.

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@Colonel1J2R3Wolf So if the gyro is turned off, and you're flying striaght up when it turns on, it will automatically pull itself to the maximum pitch/roll? And what are all the other settings?

@F104Deathtrap I am not a helo making person but I know a bit about Gyroscopes, if you'd like any help. roll: How much/ what angle will it reach the largest. Pitch: How much/what angle will it reach at maximum. Yaw: depends on speed and if it has another system to use(Rudder), I would put max if it goes above 100 with no rudder.

@Ilikepotatos Lemme put it this way: my planes don't suck but I haven't been able to make a decent helicopter. The key to making a good chopper in this game is gyroscopes, but I haven't really figured out all the gyroscope settings yet.

My other aircraft tend to suck, if it worked at all I would be surprised @F104Deathtrap

Helicopters are very challenging. You should try, but don't be too hard on yourself if it doesn't come together as easily as your other aircraft.

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