Nice work! The Mossie is the best Warbird DCS have imo. Beautifully modelled and flies nicely. If only they’d drag their older ones like the P-51 up to the standard of the Mosquito!
Thanks! My main complaint about DCS warbirds is the lack of initial lateral stability..a little touch of yaw and it's all over the shop lol I made flows for the Mustang but haven't touched it in a while, will need to do that
Thank you Requiem, I’ve been practicing take offs a lot and getting there but this will help me refine my method. Regarding the brake, I can’t find it as an axis so have to be very careful with braking but again am getting there with that as well. Your tutorials on the Mosquito are very timely for me.
I believe I may be able to help regarding assigning the brakes to an axis. In the controls setup menu, if you find the control for the brakes and select it there should be a button down the bottom of the screen called “assign axis” or something like that. If you click that, it should take you to the axis assignment screen, and there should be a new option to add an axis to the brakes. You can then assign it an axis just like normal. Hope this helps.
Nice work! The Mossie is the best Warbird DCS have imo. Beautifully modelled and flies nicely. If only they’d drag their older ones like the P-51 up to the standard of the Mosquito!
Thanks! My main complaint about DCS warbirds is the lack of initial lateral stability..a little touch of yaw and it's all over the shop lol I made flows for the Mustang but haven't touched it in a while, will need to do that
Thank you Requiem, I’ve been practicing take offs a lot and getting there but this will help me refine my method. Regarding the brake, I can’t find it as an axis so have to be very careful with braking but again am getting there with that as well. Your tutorials on the Mosquito are very timely for me.
I believe I may be able to help regarding assigning the brakes to an axis. In the controls setup menu, if you find the control for the brakes and select it there should be a button down the bottom of the screen called “assign axis” or something like that. If you click that, it should take you to the axis assignment screen, and there should be a new option to add an axis to the brakes. You can then assign it an axis just like normal. Hope this helps.
@@williamsmith9763 thank you good sir!
@@Snowy57 No problem, I’m glad I could help!
Great, can't wait for the rest of the videos!
good work ! , we need bombing tutorial please.
Heard you in new york today (feb 20). Miss ya man, hope all is well!
Hey Andy! It's not as easy for me to pick out voices on the radio haha Are you enjoying your flying?
@@RequiemsACTL right! If you heard “Hey Mate!” That was me. Didnt wanna upset NYC 🤪. Flying is good, very busy. Hows life in the big leagues?
Ahhhhh, be still my beating heart!! Still not got DCS though!!
You're missing out on fun 😉