When I takeoff RW heading 240, wind direction from 215/15 I still have to use right rudder-pedal with the PSS Airbus/PMDG Boeing. I thought I should press left rudder-pedal into the wind, but the aircraft is drifting the wrong way - into the wind. Why?(FSUIPC reg. ver , FSMeteo ver. 6.4, Cirrus-pedals)

It's the weather-vane effect. Wind pushes against the side or tail of the aircraft causing the nose of the aircraft to drift toward the wind.

>> It's the weather-vane effect. Wind pushes against the side or>tail of the aircraft causing the nose of the aircraft to drift>toward the wind....yes, but in my case the wind is pushing the nose away and drags the tail towards it - opposite from what I experience in a small aircraft (Cessna) in real life....Roar

>...yes, but in my case the wind is pushing the nose away and>drags the tail towards it - opposite from what I experience in>a small aircraft (Cessna) in real life....>>RoarThat is not what you are describing in your original post. With a left crosswind, you should feel the need to apply right rudder to keep the plane tracking straight down the runway during the takeoff run.