redpiano

What is Right alt + enter's purpose and what are the pippers?

I think I figured it out, so when I trim the plane, say +10 degrees, the actual nose should return to center but the rotor blades are what are angled? So even when the nose returns to center I'll continue forward?

Okay this may not be what's causing the problem, the trouble I'm having is that when I click the trim and release then move my stick back to center the aircraft doesn't hold the trim setting, say if I pull the stick to +10 degrees, click and release the trim button, it'll hold for maybe a second and then slowly start to go back down, do I have to constantly be retrimming and messing with the stick? Is it better to just forget the trim and fly without it? EDIT Also do I have to have all five of the blue autopilot buttons lit up to use the trim? Auto hover doesn't seem to work for me either, I click it and try to trim the chopper so it doesn't go forward but it just will not stop moving forwards.

It is unticked? What does it do exactly?

Hi, I don't have an FFB stick so I'm having difficulty using the trimmer without sending my chopper out of control, I understand it's possible to increase the amount of time between releasing the trim button and the trim actually going into effect so that I have enough time to center my stick? I looked through the stickies and found a page that says how to do this but when I open the FMOptions file the line they say to change isn't in the file, any idea how to change this?

Hehe, yeah I've only gotten off the ground in A10 with the tutorial guy walking me through everything. I just bought BS2 day before yesterday and I've already got a good handle on it surprisingly. But yeah the video linked in the OP they spend about 40 minutes dealing with technical issues and then just trying to get off the ground so it's not a great video anyways, but people like their humor and want discounts on their T-shirts, no ads and goofy random videos so they pay the sub like me.

They will be making a quick look, short 40 minute video of the game when they're actually capable of taking off. This video wasn't made to solicit money from you guys, don't be ridiculous. @Panzer, I don't think I've ever seen one of their premium videos on youtube. Just wait for the quick look, although I have a feeling based on the posts made here that a lot of you would just pick it apart and think it's stupid.

Nothing you just said makes a lick of sense, I'll blame it on a language barrier since it says you're from Germany.

When have you had to pay for a youtube channel?

What you mean like the many many users that are paid on youtube to upload and commentate on video game gameplay? Yes they should all pay the publisher/developer to be able to show their game off. What nonsense that is. Also what is the difference between them charging a subscription(and getting zero advertisement money from subscribers) and getting advertising money from non subscribers? Explain that to me please.

The nice thing about paying for a subscription is not only do you get no advertisements, which is funny because everyone on the internet but you hates advertisements, but you also get their less professional, silly, off beat videos that wouldn't be made without subscriptions. They will be making a quick look of the game in the future when they have a better understanding of how to actually start the aircraft and get it up in the air, they don't do either of those things for about 40 minutes worth of the video. They'll also be doing a quick look of DCS Blackshark in the future. And I'm pretty sure if it were against the law to make money off of a video of a game, they and every other gaming site on the internet would have been taken down years ago; Also I'm sure if they needed permission, they would have gotten it.