All aircraft steering to left while taking off when "auto rudder" is off

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Brief description of the issue:

All aircraft steering to the left when “Auto Rudder” is off. There’s no wind, clear skies, even with custom weather. My rudders are centered, no matter which direction i am taking off to. My rudders are calibrated so there’s no problem with them in any other sim. I disconnected my rudders and yoke but the issue still exists. Shouldn’t be this way in real aircraft i am assuming.

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Start any flight with CJ4 on runway. Increase throttle and take off while auto rudder function is off with no wind.

PC specs and/or peripheral set up if relevant:

Logitech Saitek Rudder Pedals, Honeycomb Yoke / X52 Hotas Joystick and Throttle.

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Just because they work good in another sim, doesn’t mean they will in MSFS.
This sim is quite fussy, there are several posts in here mentioning this.
Use a good calibration tool (not windows) to do so.
As well, do you have a good deadzone in your controllers?

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Depending on the aircraft, this may also be correct behaviour. In propeller aircraft, propeller effect forces have to be countered with rudder input to stay on the centerline.