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Question by Max 4 · Apr 13, 2011 at 11:25 PM · momentumairplaneinertia

What can I do to prevent momentum?

I have an aeroplane that I can control. However, when it turns, it takes a while for its momentum to recede. If the plane turns in the opposite direction it flys backwards for a while before slowing and accelerating forward. This is extremely unrealistic, but I am new to Unity and can't figure it out.

var maxTorque : float = 10.0f; var forwardForce : float = 10.0f;

var currentTorqueHor : float = 0.0f; var currentTorqueVer : float = 0.0f; var currentTorqueBank : float = 0.0f;

function Update() { currentTorqueHor = maxTorque Input.GetAxis("Horizontal"); currentTorqueVer = maxTorque Input.GetAxis("Vertical"); currentTorqueBank = maxTorque * Input.GetAxis("Bank"); }

function FixedUpdate() {
rigidbody.AddForce(transform.forward * forwardForce); rigidbody.AddRelativeTorque(currentTorqueVer, currentTorqueBank, -currentTorqueHor); }

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