Good to see it's flagged and being looked into!
By the way, something very good in AFS4 is the mouse control in VR, for example much better than in X-Plane. I prefer to use it when I fly in VR instead the Quest 3 controllers (and the physical yoke or joystick to control the aircraft).
By the way, something very good in AFS4 is the mouse control in VR, for example much better than in X-Plane. I prefer to use it when I fly in VR instead the Quest 3 controllers (and the physical yoke or joystick to control the aircraft).
That makes absolutely no sense to me. I use the touch controllers in the A320 flawlessly for FMC/FCU and the overhead. It works as intuitively as the real aircraft. There is a bug that needs fixing in the A350 and other touchscreen aircraft; no demands, just hoping the devs will fix it in the future.
I also use this sim with rudder pedals, A320 thrust levers, a tiller, a sidestick, and voice control for flaps/gear etc. I'd rather not touch the mouse unless using the menus.
That makes absolutely no sense to me. I use the touch controllers in the A320 flawlessly for FMC/FCU and the overhead. It works as intuitively as the real aircraft. There is a bug that needs fixing in the A350 and other touchscreen aircraft; no demands, just hoping the devs will fix it in the future.
I also use this sim with rudder pedals, A320 thrust levers, a tiller, a sidestick, and voice control for flaps/gear etc. I'd rather not touch the mouse unless using the menus.
How do you use voice control
This is free if you only need it for a few commands (like flaps, autopilot engage, gear etc) I use the paid version, so I can program things like visibility adjusting to metar files, and some other more complex features. https://voiceattack.com/
Basically, if you can type it or click with your mouse (no matter how complex the combination), you can convert it to a voice command
