I've been doing some work on the G-force based effects (because they *can* start oscillating).. but
I've been doing some work on the G-force based effects (because they can start oscillating).. but I notice in your #
showcase pics that you have your Rhino mounted backwards.. this is perfectly normal (I do, too).. but I wanted to ask if you inverted your axis in VPforce configurator or if you inverted them in DCS.
If you inverted them in DCS rather than configurator, that could explain why the G-force is trying to nut-sack you. The g-induced forces are only supposed to be "away" from the pilot, but if your stick is upside down and the axis is not inverted (in configurator) then "away" will be towards you.
showcase pics that you have your Rhino mounted backwards.. this is perfectly normal (I do, too).. but I wanted to ask if you inverted your axis in VPforce configurator or if you inverted them in DCS.If you inverted them in DCS rather than configurator, that could explain why the G-force is trying to nut-sack you. The g-induced forces are only supposed to be "away" from the pilot, but if your stick is upside down and the axis is not inverted (in configurator) then "away" will be towards you.