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IL-2 Sturmovik: Cliffs of Dover Latest instalment in the acclaimed IL-2 Sturmovik series from award-winning developer Maddox Games.

 
 
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Old 04-18-2011, 03:42 PM
BlackbusheFlyer BlackbusheFlyer is offline
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I agree with the principal that adverse yaw/roll should exist within the sim however I can not help but feel it is applied in too linear a fashion. Test flight on Spitfire at 67% throttle, 2200 RPM no trim, you need a boot full of right rudder to counteract yaw and about 10-20 degree of left aileron to balance the aircraft. Apply rudder trim to remove skid and still require a 10-20 degree aileron deflection to counter roll.

This makes sense at high RPM/power settings but not at cruise power. No real life aircraft I have flown is rigged where you need substantial cross control to maintain straight and level at cruise.

Personally I think the torque effect curve needs looking at.

There are written accounts of spitfires trimmed to fly hands off (Wingleader by J.E.Johnson for one). In CoD at the moment that is just not possible, you can not remove the need to hold aileron no matter what power setting and to me that is not quite right. Something like a pitts special which is extremely twitchy and a real split arsed aircraft will cruise along quite happily with the lightest touches.

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