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Bug Fixes:

  • Fix the sign of the remote control yaw channel scaling so gimbal yaw responds in the expected direction.

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Adjusts the VT13 gimbal yaw output mapping by flipping the sign of the right-stick X channel contribution while keeping pitch mapping unchanged.

Flow diagram for updated VT13 gimbal yaw mapping

flowchart TD
  A[Read curr_rc.ch_r_x] --> B[Convert ch_r_x to float]
  B --> C[Subtract VT13_CH_VALUE_MID]
  C --> D[Multiply by 2.0f]
  D --> E[Multiply by INV_FULL_RANGE]
  E --> F[Assign to output_data.gimbal.yaw]
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Modify gimbal yaw computation by inverting the sign of the right-stick X axis scaling factor while leaving pitch computation as-is.
  • Change yaw output computation factor from -2.0f to 2.0f for the right-stick X channel
  • Keep pitch output computation using 2.0f scaling for the right-stick Y channel unchanged
VT13.hpp

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@llLeo306 llLeo306 merged commit e1899cd into master Apr 13, 2026
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Hey - I've left some high level feedback:

  • Since this change flips the sign of the yaw command, verify that it remains consistent with other axis conventions (e.g., pitch and roll) and with any assumptions in consumers of output_data.gimbal.yaw to avoid unintuitive control behavior.
  • If this sign flip is intentional to match a specific hardware or user-control convention, consider adding a brief inline comment explaining the rationale so future maintainers understand why yaw uses this direction.
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Please address the comments from this code review:

## Overall Comments
- Since this change flips the sign of the yaw command, verify that it remains consistent with other axis conventions (e.g., pitch and roll) and with any assumptions in consumers of `output_data.gimbal.yaw` to avoid unintuitive control behavior.
- If this sign flip is intentional to match a specific hardware or user-control convention, consider adding a brief inline comment explaining the rationale so future maintainers understand why yaw uses this direction.

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