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    Class AileronControlSurface

    Primary roll control surface that deflects differentially to generate rolling moment. Ailerons are typically mounted on the outer trailing edge of the wing.

    Inheritance
    object
    Object
    Component
    Behaviour
    MonoBehaviour
    AircraftMonoBehaviour
    ControlSurface
    AileronControlSurface
    Inherited Members
    ControlSurface.angle
    ControlSurface.angleSmoothing
    ControlSurface.maxAngle
    ControlSurface.minAngle
    ControlSurface.reverseRotation
    ControlSurface.rotationType
    ControlSurface.side
    ControlSurface.targetAirfoil
    ControlSurface.trimSpeed
    ControlSurface.Awake()
    ControlSurface.Reset()
    ControlSurface.ApplyAngle(float, float)
    AircraftMonoBehaviour._aircraftController
    AircraftMonoBehaviour._inputManager
    Namespace: NWH.Aerodynamics.AircraftController.ControlSurfaces
    Assembly: NWH.Aerodynamics.dll
    Syntax
    [Serializable]
    public class AileronControlSurface : ControlSurface
    Remarks

    Ailerons work in opposition: when one deflects up (reducing lift on that wing), the opposite one deflects down (increasing lift), creating the roll moment needed for banking. Effectiveness depends on airspeed and distance from the aircraft centerline (moment arm). Adverse yaw may occur due to differential drag, often compensated by rudder input.

    Methods

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    FixedUpdate()

    Declaration
    public override void FixedUpdate()
    Overrides
    ControlSurface.FixedUpdate()
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