Hariskut

I feel that the problem now is not just that the rudder is too sensitive. More importantly, the aircraft's nose direction is overly sensitive to engine torque, making its directional stability quite poor. I’m not sure if this is an issue with the aerodynamic model or if it was originally designed this way.

It feels quite hopeless, as there's been no progress at all since 2018.

Just discovered that people have been calling for this improvement since 2018. It's now 4202, and there's still no news?

Seriously, I really don't know who needs cow animations. Are we supposed to shoot down cows with planes?

Perhaps not many pilots used VR in the past, but now more and more are using VR. This issue deserves ED's attention and correction.

Exactly M8, let's keep advocating for this issue.

Have ED given any response? Because in my opinion, this is a very obvious improvement and it's not difficult to implement.

Currently, the mouse uses the VR headset as its reference frame, which makes it difficult to click accurately unless you keep your head perfectly still. I believe the more logical reference frame should be the cockpit itself, similar to the desktop mode, where the mouse does not move with your head regardless of head movements.

Same here

Same here

I think your RTX4090 is strong enough to give you a good FPS, even without quadview.

Could you let me know whether the Navy or Air Force variant will be released first? I hope it's the Navy variant.

I have the same issue, and my friends who fly with me have also experienced it. In most cases, it's overexposure; the screen suddenly gets very bright and returns to normal after a while. But in a few cases, it's underexposure. For example, when I got into the JF17 cockpit yesterday, the screen was severely underexposed, and it took about half a minute to return to normal. I'm using Pimax Crystal.

好的地图引擎可以做到分区加载的，对系统负载不会因为做了全球地图而变大。唉，虽然ED不可能做这件事。