@Speedhunter

Nevermind

We ARE the same

@IceCraftGaming to be fair..... I also don't know how and am too lazy to learn XD

You don't use fly by wire because you don't want to
I don't use fly by wire because I do not know how

We are not the same

LOVE IT

@Mousewithamachinegun122 no probies
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Irl aircraft use fly by wire to keep them stable even on level flight, the X-29 and the F-16 use them as they are aerodynamically unstable in nature

@Speedhunter
That’s funny. But thanks for the explanation. I could not understand that until now.

@Mousewithamachinegun122 yes, PSM planes use fly by wire to keep them stable...
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I on the other hand am too lazy or too masochistic that I do the weight adjusting and wing shaping on the planes so they can PSM without any coding

@Speedhunter
Cool! So Psm and fly by wire is essentially the same? Cause I have built psm planes before, with zainemans help, but are they also fly by wire planes?

@Mousewithamachinegun122 there are other builds but here is a very barebones one

@Mousewithamachinegun122 yeah, hold on ima search one up

@Speedhunter
Oh, so it’s baisicly the funky trees stuff in psm planes with the rotators?

@Mousewithamachinegun122 ah, It helps with thrust vectoring planes stay stable, and you don't have to do adjustments to it.... The PSM capable builds have them

What exactly is fly by wire in simple planes? I have seen a lot of planes that say that they have it, but how do you make it? And what does it do for you?

Click for a beta test on one of my builds

Notice the constant movements on the joysticks.... Yes... I am being the fly by wire here....

(Note: the Y-43 is the easiest to do this on for some reason, all my other thrust vectoring planes (Most of them are coming soon) are slightly harder to do these maneuvers with)