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    DING DING DING, it is now resolved!! @4x4cheesecake You were right; it was the settings file I copied over! It'll have to assume there was a mistake with the mapping on the Flight-Stick, but I couldn't tell you exactly what... I kinda feel like an idiot for not realizing that, but hey it is fixed now
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    @kleshIf there is no electricity, they do stop, yes. @4x4cheesecake There's nothing in the pitch gauge, no (or in any of the other ones, for that matter). Hmm, i did copy over the setting file (so I wouldn't have to re-map my flight-stick), so that is a good point. I'll check on that!!
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    @4x4cheesecake No they don't pitch down, that's what I ment by "I don't have the issue with anything else, on the computer or in the game" The issue seems to only be with the rover wheels!
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    @Atkara I don't think so, I don't have the issue with anything else, on the computer or in the game. Also, the throttle gauge doesn't move so it shouldn't be the case! I have no mods whatsoever installed, I forgot to say initially.
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    This is the first time I'm using this forum, so forgive me if I this was discussed already! I did give it a search and nothing came up! So, for the first time since I upgraded to 1.4.5, I built a rover. And for some apparent reason, whenever I launch it it accelerates to full speed, without any input given. I tried to check all the settings for the wheels (I tried using both the normal RoverMax and the XL3 versions), and I can't find anything wrong there. I also uninstalled the game, reinstalled the x64 version instead of the x86 version I was using; but it's still happening. Oh; and it's definitely not the "it's just rolling on the runway because of it being a flat model"-thing: I put it on the grass outside of the Space Center, and it got all the way to 42m/s!... It DOES use electricity, and it IS being affected by me pressing "Reverse Motor" (unsurprisingly it just goes backwards instead). As you can tell I'm assuming it is a bug, but I'm completely open for it being me just missing something obvious here. Any help is appreciated!!
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