thanks, i'll try that!

@birb are your control surfaces working without the logic routed via the microcontroller? First ensure that you can control the plane without the microcontroller connected. If that didn't diagnose the issue, make sure your tilt sensor is connected right. Tilt sensor should be facing left to right. If that wasn't the problem either, then there is most likely a game glitch causing this or some other componant of your aircraft incorrectly set up. If you can provide more details then that would help me understand the problem better. I also highly suggest you try my Dynamic Roll stabilized (linked on description) as it functions more realistically and isn't so outdated as this one. You might get better luck try that out. Good luck

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it doesn't seem to be working, i have it connected to all mandatory circuits and use a push button, but the plane still doesn't correct itself

how do i fit that?

@Ghost of Mildred Monday*sorry for late response* I don't know of any systems like that specifically, but depending on what you're using it for, you could probably mount a tilt sensor forward and use this same system to stabilize pitch for a VTOL. It should work similarly as long as you are using the same control output (i.e. control surfaces such as flaps).

Know any good pitch stabilizer that works like this too? Most 'autopilot' systems I'm finding need yaw/roll ect. input but I'm using a semi-complex VTOL that's already controlling those systems. This MC is great because it just controls your flaps, which is really all you need for a stability system

great

just need weight blocks

but your stabilizer worked very well

its still doing flips and rolls

i will release my plane when i get it to work

thanks, glad you enjoyed

Wow this is awsome i will totally credit you in my first self build stormworks plane!

:D a good stabiliser!

its cool but i may not ues it cause i dont like planes much but still like them cause of my dad... he love them

thanks

really helps! Ill be sure to credit.