Is anyone else experiencing an issue where the camera slowly drifts in whatever direction you turn the in cockpit camera view? I use TrackIR and if I move my head and stop the camera will slowly keep on going in whatever direction I turn.
Its not a TrackIR issue since I tried disabling it and it still does it. I tried turning the camera momentum level down to 0 and makes no difference.
Yeah, I got that too. No TrackWhatnots, just a HOTAS.
I got the same issue, using a Hotas X-56 never had any issue.
Yeah I’m using an X-56 too. Don’t think thats the issue though. I’ve un-binded all cameras controlled by the HOTAS and it doesn’t make any difference.
same here, unbound every look key and function and I’m staring at my seat.
Add me to the team haha ! X-56
This is a show stopper type of bug. Not sure how this was missed!
Yeah along with the sound bug it means the sim is pretty well unplayable, on top of a hundred other things of course. What a mess!
Anyone find a fix for this? I’m also using x-56
Nope. I was just about to come on here and ask the same thing. Its my number one biggest issue now. Does anyone experience it who’s not using an X-56? Perhaps we can narrow down the problem.
X56 here also, adjusting the deadzone made no difference. I tweaked the sensitivity in FS2024 Hardware and my only achievement was getting the camera to drift up instead of down !
My fix, for now, is to unbind the cockpit view yaw and pitch axis from the X56 stick and bind them to my X56 Throttle stick and I no longer see drift.
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Hello Microsoft team,
kind off sad to have a game that’s unplayable since we cannot fix the camera drift.
I kindly appeal to Microsoft to spend some time on thiss issue, since 2 days have passed and we still don’t see a solution or a fix for the camera drift.
PS: msf 2020 I’have no problem , using the same specs and controlers X-56
thanks in advance
Not sure if this is the same cause, but I had this cockpit camera drift and in the settings I changed the Camera → Cockpit Camera → Free Look Reset from Manual to Auto. And now I have no more camera drift
Same issue for me as well. X-56. If I unplug the usb it stops rotating, but as soon as its plugged in, even with a blank profile it just slowly spins.
YES. I am experiencing very slow cockpit camera drift and have tried everything. Also, I cannot get my mouse to do cockpit freelook. I am using a Velocity One Flightstick, and a mouse. Absolutely infuriating and borderline unplayable.
I also use the x-56 and I also had the same issue. I solved it just by applying the same sensitivity parameters that I use in FS2020.
I can confirm that setting free look speed to 10 and freelook momentum to 0 seems to have cured the issue for me. I use Track IR so not sure it’ll help if you use other methods.
Now I can get on with enjoying the sim 
I was having this problem because the game assigns these view controls as a default to a mini stick on my throttle. It took a few attempts at clearing this for the problem to go away. Notice there are two categories of assignments and I think this one is in General so if you clear the aircraft assignments it will still be there. Also you would want to make this setting apply to all aircraft.
I have the same problem, also with the hotas x56.. Only in cockpit mode. Hopefully they will fix it soon or someone discoverd to solve it.