There is a big issue when doing a PID in the microcontroller. You cant clamp the PID. Now this only affects the I value of the PID, but if you overload the engine to the point that the RPS can not reach your selected target, then the PID output will rise in to infinity. Now while you can put a clamp after the PID, so that you get the correct outputs (0 to 1), the PID itself still outputs numbers far above that. So when you want to bring down the RPS, you either have to wait a long time for the I value to drop down in to the correct range again, or have a kill switch on the PID, in order to reset all values back to 0, and start again. Neither of those 2 are really to useful. Sadly only the external stand alone PID has a clamp directly on its output. So you have to use that if you really want a good RPS based throttle system. But the issue is that without the I value, you will either have an unstable RPS, or the RPS will not reach the desired level.
This video was so helpful! Thank you for taking the time to make it!
Glad it could help! thanks for taking the time to watch.
it worked on first try and very simple and easy to follow, finally someone who knows how to teach someone who doesn’t know shit about logic
There is a big issue when doing a PID in the microcontroller.
You cant clamp the PID. Now this only affects the I value of the PID, but if you overload the engine to the point that the RPS can not reach your selected target, then the PID output will rise in to infinity. Now while you can put a clamp after the PID, so that you get the correct outputs (0 to 1), the PID itself still outputs numbers far above that. So when you want to bring down the RPS, you either have to wait a long time for the I value to drop down in to the correct range again, or have a kill switch on the PID, in order to reset all values back to 0, and start again.
Neither of those 2 are really to useful. Sadly only the external stand alone PID has a clamp directly on its output. So you have to use that if you really want a good RPS based throttle system.
But the issue is that without the I value, you will either have an unstable RPS, or the RPS will not reach the desired level.
😊 haha no way! Looking forward to this one! Great video btw, it may take awhile, but it's slowly starting to sink in 👍
That's great!! 👍👍👍👍👍
Any idea why it’s not working in my classic career mode when I load it? I have everything unlocked.
make sure to connect all pipes , maybe that's the problem
when i do this, my fuel manifold dosent pump any fuel from the tank
@@legendarygames622 is it getting throttle?
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