VR Flight Guy in PJ Pants

The setting can be found here (another shameless plug): The earlier video is Thunderstorm density 14.

The discussion And my shameless plug https://youtu.be/B7E0LrtDp7A

As you can see in my fog comparison video, too. At first, I thought it were the reflection of the taxi light...

Slow down tiger, these are a ton of questions you are asking and, as you can see in my vid, I am absolutely no proficient helo flyer. But thanks, as you have given the idea what to do in Shake It Moza #2 video... About quick return, I think it depends on the situation, in helo, it is very rare for me to have to move the stick full range, it is more likely to happen in fixed wing. When the base started, it does move the stick to near right then to far left and back to centre, but the speed here is very moderated and slow which does not give you a good picture of the speed. I don't know how likely this happens for a plane is not a car, which the former has no oversteer nor understeer which turns the wheel to the extreme. Depending on the profile used, the stick can have little to no force to make it upright. In this case, the stick actually is very light, even lighter than the default Warthog. So very fine movement, in theory, is possible. But in the actual play, you don't want to have it. FYI, the F-16C profile simulates a MFSSB stick (do not confused with MSFFB which I usually do) which the stick basically stays upright (imagine a piece of wood...) and moves very little when force is applied. I am told by the Moza staff who created it that this profile could have more room for improvement, but that staff seems to have left...

So the Weather mod did not help...

How come I can mix rain with dust storm? Anyway, having fun playing around with weather here, and you don't have to be the US government to do that... (just kidding)

I am a bit optimistic here for the reason as presented by the image below. BTW, I use the Weather Mod and on MSAA, so far, no such issue.

I guess since I am on a IKEA sofa, it is lower than most of game chairs out there. I have never used a 3D printed extension before so thank you for sharing. The length of the extension is not all about where the hands are holding but also how small the stick movements can archive. I find this can be a rather tricky topic.

1. Overpowering the base? May be, but the base tends to shake most of time, especially during blade stall which happens more than I think when the chopter transiting to full flight. May be I have been using the UH-1H profile too much; 2. No, not once. It is more like shaking -- e.g. when the cannon fires, it shakes/vibrates a bit and that's it. If you mean going from one extreme back to center,not once so far; 3. What is the sticktion? I have a used wooden chopping board to hold the base in place, and I used an old A4 paper box glued to lift it up. But now I am not using it any more.

This used to be my setup in the video below, featuring my rarely shown hands, then later I remove the 200mm high box underneath and it was still too high.

Yes, iirc. As mentioned, I find the current Vripil 200mm is too long. As one pointed out over Discord, to fly a helicopter comfortably, the right arm should be able to rest on the thigh. Now, I am a bit too far from the stick and the palm can only go slightly over button 19 but still cannot rest the hand on thigh.

If you mean last update means 2.9.9.2280 and the 2 subsequent hot fixes.

For me, I think I have constantly run over the second SC director in F-14 en route the catapult.

I am looking at a 150mm goose neck, but wondering if a 3D-printed extension would last long in a FFB environment.

I have a very crazy suggestion: if you experience the said problem, if you have not installed the (excellent) Weather Mod, give it a shot to see if it fixed the problem or not. If not, uninstall it. https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/3335023/

Here inside Options -> System:

It is hard to find a goose neck and also metallic extension. 3D printed one may not withstand the force, I am worried. There are aluminium ones out there but if it is of the size we are talking about, it would be straight mostly.

Not everyone has a 3D printer, sadly... My sold one was from eBay, and I think I should have gone for a Vipril which I got from another user here.

BTW, I am a bit regret having sold my 10cm extension, now the 20mm is a bit too tall…

"Same mission" happens on 2 different dates...hum...you'll be the judge.

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