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CCC editor online - Version 1.7C
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Give us a hint. Was that shot in AM or PM?
Oh never mind. You tell us in on the YouTube site.
Nice job.
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I don't have a solution, but I have a similar problem. I loaded some CCC files I had created while flying to edit on my computer (move waypoints a little) I noticed that for all yaws (and yam, since they're both the same when I fly) if it was 0-360, it would be correct. But if it was above 360, I had to add 60 to the value for it to show the H facing the correct direction in this tool (so for all values above 360, it faces 60 deg CW of where it should be). Now, I haven't played with it enough to know if its a hard overfly at 360 or where exactly the problem beings. But I think the solution should be simple of just using values of 0-360.
That said, has the issue of direction rotation been solved? I saw that questioned reading through this, if I have it start at 0 and go to 270, will it turn CW or CCW?
I'm afraid this editor gets Yaw wrong in some cases - when over 360 degrees, which the Typhoon uses to represent some angles depending on how the flight was originally flown..
When flying missions, the H will turn through the smallest angle - so it will turn CW or CCW depending on which is less than 180 degrees.
When flying missions, the H will turn through the smallest angle - so it will turn CW or CCW depending on which is less than 180 degrees.
I agree with you. The "symptoms" are same as mine. Two last flights were wrong. But I didn't understand why. Now I read what you wrote and it makes me to think that this point editor caused the wrong Yaw angle.
