I have an issue with the Flyjsim Q4XP. The entire time the plane is in the air and not on autopilot, it slowly banks to the right and I have to input left to keep it level. It's almost like the plane is right wing heavy. I've recalibrated my joystick, checked fuel levels, trim, weather...found nothing suspicious. Is this normal behaviour for turboprops? I don't remember it being like this in XP11.

Engines are NOT contra-rotating, so torque is rolling you over.

Just put in some left aileron trim.

1 hour ago, UrgentSiesta said:

Engines are NOT contra-rotating, so torque is rolling you over.

Just put in some left aileron trim.

True, but the OP is complaining about a right instead of a left roll.

Being CW-rotating, the torque (and other) effect(s) would induce a left roll and yaw.

I don't have the aircraft but my bet is that after the initial takeoff rudder trim setting the pilots may have to reduce or nil yaw trim as dynamic pressure build up and other compensations take place?

Or maybe there is some default aileron trim in plane maker that is useful during takeoff and all high power / low speed situations and this has to be compensated, as @UrgentSiesta suggests using left aileron trim.