Anti-stick stir measures

[moot]

Changed to trigger by G's, not stick input..  There's many instances where you need to correct faster than the current limit allows, without producing any floppy fish shakes.. E.G. in the Ta152 or Ki84, countering sharp alternating snap rolls when pulling up too hard.

[SD67]

I'm not sure exactly what you're asking for?

[moot]

For the "don't move your controls so rapidly" limit on inputs to be relaxed by letting you "stick-stir" so long as it doesn't actualy make the plane wobble around.

[VonMessa]

I like it. 

I sometimes get the stickstirrer ack from guys trying to chase me.  But usually, I am in a Dora or other 190 (or 152) and the roll rate, as we know, is insane.

     We also know how well the 190 series a/c turn <cough>, so the roll rate is one of the great advantages these a/c have.  Although, I don't get the "don't move your controls so rapidly" message often, the times I do get it are usually when I am trying to correct an over roll or trying to perform snap-rolls.  I don't get them all the time, but when I do, it's usually at the most inconvenient of times.

[BaldEagl]

...countering sharp alternating snap rolls when pulling up too hard.

Yep, I hate that when it happens to me in the 190A-8 but it's probably just best to keep it from happening in the first place.

[Ack-Ack]

For the "don't move your controls so rapidly" limit on inputs to be relaxed by letting you "stick-stir" so long as it doesn't actualy make the plane wobble around.

If you are getting that message, it's usually the result of having either 1)improperly calibrated controls in Windows or AH 2) bad or improperly set stick scale or 3) controllers are dying (bad pots) and not the actual "stick stirring" itself.

ack-ack

[moot]

No.  Some planes are sharp enough in stalls that you'll occasionaly get those left-right snaprolls when trying to catch the plane as it's flying downwards, e.g. on way down a very slow loop.