Actually IL2_1946 braking was not "digital".
If you assigned the brake function to a slider in 1946 you got variable brake pressure with differential pressure controlled by the pedals. The slider controlled the overall strength of braking and the pedals distributed it left/right.
What you could not do in 1946 is assign two brake pedals, hence no differential toe braking.
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The toe braking was an important advantage of the axis planes, especially on rough fields, so implementing it for allied planes would be giving the allied side an unhistorical advantage.
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