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Plane: constrain tilt range for vectored yaw
this prevents a case where we can demand unlimited vectored yaw, leading to loss of control this was particularly noticible before the fix in #23023 - if you armed for a 2nd time in QHOVER after moving the throttle above 10% so throttle_wait was cleared then the motors would try to tilt fully so one motor is in fwd flight position. This would cause a prop strike while on the ground
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@ -581,7 +581,14 @@ void Tiltrotor::vectoring(void)
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// we need to use the same factor here to keep the same roll
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// gains when tilted as we have when not tilted
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const float avg_roll_factor = 0.5;
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const float tilt_offset = (throttle_scaler * yaw_out * cos_tilt + avg_roll_factor * roll_out * sin_tilt) * yaw_range;
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float tilt_scale = throttle_scaler * yaw_out * cos_tilt + avg_roll_factor * roll_out * sin_tilt;
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if (fabsf(tilt_scale) > 1.0) {
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tilt_scale = constrain_float(tilt_scale, -1.0, 1.0);
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motors->limit.yaw = true;
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}
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const float tilt_offset = tilt_scale * yaw_range;
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float left_tilt = base_output + tilt_offset;
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float right_tilt = base_output - tilt_offset;
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