Hi,
Sadly, no. Flight pedals are not independent like the accelerator and brake
on a car. They pivot in the middle. When you push one in, the other comes
out. They also have toe brakes which let you steer by braking the left and
right main wheel independently. Maybe you could simulate just the toe brakes
though.
But I defnitely recommend getting proper pedals - twisting the joystick
will never give you the same control or feel.
Cheers,
Vik
On Oct 7, 2011 8:56 PM, "Rafael Anschau" <rafael.ansc...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi, I noticed flight pedals are not very cheap, but there are much cheaper
pedals that come with a driver wheel control(for car racing games). Can
those pedals be used in flight gear to simulate the rudder ?
Thanks,
Rafael
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