I have been playing and experimenting with the DCS Record-Play feature. It is challenging to get all the steps executed correctly during the RECORD process. However, I have noted upon playback, even when started from a precise mark on the track, that the engines gradually come up "short" when pinpoint locations are required for an accessory load/unload operation. I am trying to figure out how to compensate for this error. I realize the longer the route is, the more error that is introduced. You can't just give the engine a few inches "head start" because events early in the session then will be off. What has been your experience in attempting to compensate--is the error repeatable and predictable? I assume distance is internally measured by counting total revolutions of the flywheel motors.
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