Probably not a bug, but a deliberate attempt to compensate for some other flaw in the flight model. In essence, in a crosswind takeoff, the crosswind component is non-existent until you are moving, then as your speed increases it slowly builds.
Hello all, I plan here on expand on some of the findings from my previous Post:
With the great support from two friends, Jose Monteiro and Marco Ottaviano, to whom I am very thankful for teaching me a lot, and for sending me tons of really nice reading material, I continued investigating the inner workings of the Aerodynamics Simulation in MSFS2020.
Let me first warn you this is going to be a looong post. If you don’t feel like readying a bunch of theoretical stuff now, better to come back …
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I’m not sure if this is a controller issue (haven’t found anyone else with this issue) or a sim issue.
When I fly single prop planes, like Cessna for example, when I go to take off all of a sudden the faster I go the hard the plane pulls to the right. I use the rudder to bring it back but it gets so bad the plane gets out of control.
Once it reaches the point it’s pulling so hard to the right I usually have just enough speed to to lift off.
Once in the air everything is fine.
I a…
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