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What would cause an error with "straight line" steering input but not free/locked?

Jonathan Corno
Jonathan Corno over 6 years ago
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When I run a straight line acceleration event using free or locked steering input, the event runs and the car performs as expected, but when I run the same event using straight line steering input, the event errors
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    0 Jesper Slattengren over 6 years ago
    That indicates that you should look at the LatPth parameters. If it works better when you make it more sensitive, means that increasing the gains could achieve the same effect.
     
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    That indicates that you should look at the LatPth parameters. If it works better when you make it more sensitive, means that increasing the gains could achieve the same effect.
     
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