Let me start by saying that I reported this before here on the forums and on Zendesk, but unfortunately not that many users chimed in, so it’s like living with some strange condition most regard as “some key binding conflict”, that drives me crazy and which I’m pretty confident at this point that it is not the case.
Say you are in your Cessna (happens with any plane) in cockpit view, with your plane perfectly leveled up. Say you press “c” to return control back to the plane (you may wonder why, but for the sake of reproducing the steps in the exact way let’s suppose you do). If I then press “Ins” the view switches to drone view and I can see my plane flying at a perfect level. I can actually keep pressing “Ins” and the view will toggle between the cockpit view and the drone view while the plane flies in a straight line.
Say I go back to the drone view by pressing “Ins”. And here is where the weird thing happens. If I then press “c” to give control to the drone (remember up to this point the control was given to the plane, since “c” acts as a toggle key), the trimming of my plane will instantly go south. The pitch of the plane will start going up to almost a vertical position and then plane will start floating around in the air like a lifeless creature. Only when I press “c” again and regain control of the aircraft I can steer it properly.
Overall this leaves me in a situation where I can’t use the game controller to operate the drone. I can fly the plane using the yoke in both cockpit and external views, but he moment I attempt to pass the control to the drone with the “c” toggle key, the trim of the plane goes mayhem.
As I said, I haven’t found much feedback on this behavior. Both “c” and “Ins” keys are bound to their respective actions only, the ones they are supposed to do. And this happens to both stock and payware planes.
So if you find yourself in the same situation, please drop a line and let’s try to get this fixed. Thank you.