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Sopwith Camel - WW1 biplane

Take in the sights from this open air cockpit at a leasurely pace.

Uses old school instrument panels with only the bare essentials to keep you flying.

Throttle: up/down
Zero throttle: 0
Brakes: 1 (hold)

Pitch: W/S
Roll: Q/E
Yaw: A/D

Trim:
Reset: 5
Pitch: 2/8
Roll: 7/9
Yaw: 4/6

- Take care on takeoff to adjust for the torque from the engine inducing roll. Gradually increase throttle on takeoff.
- As you increase throttle and pick up speed, reduce pitch trim and increase roll trim to the right to keep the plane level.
- Increase pitch trim and reduce roll trim towards center when flying slow.
- Recharge the battery using the connector on the side of the plane.
- Brake carefully when landing to avoid digging the nose into the dirt.
- Ease off the throttle and enjoy the day. You're not in a hurry.

Open the keybinds nodes on the computer to alter your key binds. If you want to use arrow keys for pitch and yaw instead of WASD, you can easily change that.
This is essential for configuring your joystick if the default inputs are wrong.
The keybinds window is separated from the rest of the code, so there are no confusing elements there.