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Pilots head movements

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UKVoodoo

Charter Member
Hi all

Bit of a strange question to ask but can anyone point me toward aircraft where stick movement dictates where the pilot models head looks towards at all?

i.e bank left he looks left, pull back he looks up and likewise

Any era is welcome :encouragement:

Thank you
 
Some of mine are animated in external vue for left/right, not many have up/down for the pilot, but passenger might have up/down, but direction of view not connected. Examples are over at Flightsim, e.g. Arrow Active, Civillian Coupe (Bunty), Comper Kite, mouse, streak: Miles Mowhawk, a few of the Percivals & the Planet Satellite. All are FS9 models ported over to FSX. Just search my name, although you will get a lot of Peter Watkins re-paints listed before you get to the flight model.
Good luck & happy landings.
Keith Paine
 
I do remember both pilots in the Carenado T-34 responding to rudder movements and, in particular, nodding to fore & aft stick movements in unison - it used to amuse me to have them both grooving along to some funky beat. Little things, little minds!
 
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