Camera axis control that's doesn't respring to the center of the screen

[Arkid77]

Something that many other flight simulators does but DCS doesn't is having the option for their camera axis control to operate smoothly/freely without reverting back to its original position after letting go of the analog stick. Like my WINWING Ursa Minor and Logitech X56 both feature an analog joystick, but the only camera controls I can map them to are the Absolute Camera Horizontal/Vertical View key binds. I'm not saying it should change, it would just be nice if we had another camera key bind that doesn't respring back to the center of the screen. And yes I know Track IR and other head-tracking solutions exist but that's not what I'm asking.

The only axis camera keybinds are the Absolute Camera Horizontal/Vertical View and shift binds which behave like this.

This is what I'm talking about in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024.

Edited February 20 by Arkid77

[SharpeXB]

Head tracking like TrackIR is a much better solution for this, I dare say it’s essential. There are even free or DIY setups doable as well. Besides being able to control your view, it provides 6DOF which enables looking around obstructions like canopy frames or controls in the cockpit which sometimes aren’t directly visible. Looking calmly around an airliner cockpit is one thing, combat awareness and smoothly tracking targets is a different matter. 

[MadKreator]

I will agree with this. I do use trackIR but in some aircraft I also use the absolute camera ( warbirds mostly) on a stick axis. It would be very nice to have the view position stay put instead of snapping back to center. Not a deal breaker but it would be a nice QOL feature, just because.