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  1. Hi everyone, I discussed the behaviour with Laminar Research, and they found this out: ************************************************************************ I got to the bottom of this. There is a nosewheel spring constant entered in Plane-Maker for the IXEG that is NOT in the LR 737. More details: 1. X-Plane 10 allowed a spring constant on a nose wheel or tail wheel, e.g. think bungee steering on a C172. 2. X-Plane 11 supports this ONLY for tail wheels - the code for bungees is a little hacky and doesn't work with the newer wheel physics in v11. Having proper nose wheel bungees is on Austin's future todo list, but for now X-Plane only uses this for the tail wheel (true for ALL of v11) for 11.30 Austin has a wording change coming until we fix all of this. 3. X-Plane wheel steer with differential brakes automagically if the plane has bungees OR castoring. So: set the spring force to 0 (correct value for an airliner, right??) and the brakes will stop braking. In the future we (LR) may start ignoring this variable if there is no tail wheel. ******************************************************* So please try to change this (if you are affected) in planemaker: Opem the 733.acf in planemaker, then open STANDARD/LANDING GEAR and click the GEAR DATA tab. In th top right corner you can see the "nosewheel spring force" - it is currently set to 30. Try to set it to 0 and let me know if this fixes the problem! If this fixes the problem, we will change this for the next update! Cheers, Jan
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