I admit - I had a greta fun last night...with this game

Originally Posted by Ataros

Gameplay forum section and Controls section have some threads on specific aircraft. There some tutorials on startup procedures on Youtube .

I saw youtube vids....they are for startup only...but the guy got something by guessing....
Spitfire startup procedure:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPRex...layer_embedded

BF109 E3 Startup procedure:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hK06c...layer_embedded

....I was looking for detailed and correct procedure..will check controls section....thanks Ataros

[Ataros]

Originally Posted by Tvrdi

I was looking for detailed and correct procedure..

I watched this guy's videos.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ueYkaGuwVJk

and then searched forum for any remaining questions back in April.

upd. Sorry, did not see your edit. This is the same guy. Try searching forums. I am sure it was discussed back in April. It is really easy if you learn one plane at a time and watch instruments.

[JG52Krupi]

Regarding the stuttering control stick in cockpit I think that has been there from the start and I'm sure everyone has it, the same thing affects the pedals as well.

Originally Posted by JG52Krupi

Regarding the stuttering control stick in cockpit I think that has been there from the start and I'm sure everyone has it, the same thing affects the pedals as well.

Do you know why? Im sure it isnt a bug they cant fix in a short time period?

[baronWastelan]

Hmm.. must be something wrong with my eyes, or brain, or both. I honestly don't see RoF scenery (ground) as better than CloD. RoF does have very good clouds and weather, though.

I see the slight lag of the control column animation too, but also see it in FSX. Probably caused by a limitation of the USB connection from the hardware to OS to software.

[JG52Krupi]

No idea, I don't think its stuttering though I think the animation just needs a bit of rework to make it smooth, hopefully an easy task and one i expect there leaving till after more pressing issues are sorted.

Over at sukhoi luthier mentioned that they have an animation guy working on pilot animations (bail outs etc) so I assume he will be working on cockpits and aircraft control surfaces as well.

OK finally I found a proper CEM for takeoff in spitfire:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4YPOH5341M