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or you can try the freetrack software http://www.free-track.net/ or facetracknoir http://facetracknoir.sourceforge.net/ if you already have a webcam :Peace:

A ps3eye is capable of 125fps, it's only about 20$ and you'll have no lag :-)

http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2631580 it seems Flight will be on steam soon.... nice move to catch more players

No need multimonitor, you can build your headtracking, if you already have a webcam, with zero cost. http://www.free-track.net Initially you'll find it difficult, then you'll not fly without it. I hope they will also support freetrack and facetracknoir, otherwise will be a shame

I think Tom is right, look at the 2 blades propelleror here

you are welcome I'm glad it helps...

Well, I see many posts about it, and I think the most simple solution for those pedals is to open the Saitek profiler, go to Programming, move the mouse arrow over left toe, a small arrow will appear, click on it, a pop up menu will appear, then choose bands, then click on the band 33%-66%, press the key z on your keyboard (this is the default key assigned to the left brake, if you changed it then press the key you assigned at the command "left brake"), do the same with the band 66%-100%. Repeat the same for the right toe (of course choosing the key for right brake "C" for default), save your profile and assign it to your pedals by clicking the small icon (I suppose you know how to do it). Now you'll have your toe brakes working in flight. Hope this helps somebody....Albertoops... the title is wrong, should be brakes and not breaks :LMAO:edit:uploaded the profile settings here : http://www.mediafire.com/?vie3v8ikfapf13n

yup, always centered (and this is wrong), and on the Maule is the same or not?

sorry, I don't have the Maule.... so maybe on the default planes it's "autotrimming"?? sorry but this is bugging me... I'm used to fly IL2 and you need to keep trimming the rudder when you fly on any plane, and it seems so strange that here you don't need to do it (on the Stearman)

rudder trim???? there is no rudder trim in Flight (if you are talking about it)

so I guess it's not properly modelled.... hope they will fix it soon

disabled everything... the plane is the stearman, ah... and they forgot to include a rudder trim command?

maybe my question is not clear... I asked why my plane go always straight when i don't apply any rudder input , why my rudder is always trimmed... understood now?p.s.maybe you should review your basics...

if I have cross wind shouldn't I be in a side slip?p.s.my basics are ok thanks