I tried this version, since the trial version on the site didn't have helicopters at the time. And i wanted to see the helicopter mechanics. Kept me occupied for maybe an hour before i got a headache, extended trial? Now i'm just waiting for the steam version to go on sale. I'm willing to buy and support the devs.. again.
But $35 is a bit steep for a lot of us, and you don't even get a discount if you buy from the website, or if you already own another version. I bought FlyInside FSX when I had some money(broke AF atm), it's not perfect, but it's pretty good. I don't get a discount on your In-house sim, even though i bought the FSX version. As a FlyInside FSX owner(licensee) I don't see them as 2 separate products, i see the in-house sim as a paid upgrade.. It's a replacement.
Most people don't pirate out of malice.. most people that do, just can't afford to buy the stuff. So you wouldn't get money from them either way.
Approve a decent steam sale, or give a decent discount to existing FlyInside customers. $19.99, i can budget around that. Best way to curb piracy is to make it more affordable. Make it so it's easier, and more convenient to just buy it, than to pirate it.

Well, maybe if you continued working on the gaming instead of leaving it in Early Access, I might've been more willing to buy it.

OpenVR has some stuff that lets you change your height. Really good for weird issues. Used with SteamVR.
https://github.com/OpenVR-Advanced-Settings/OpenVR-AdvancedSettings

Please request it in the request tab.

I second this. I tried the previous version and was disappointed with a few things that they seem to have fixed in this recent version.

You really don't. It's a shitty Android port and there are already a bunch of flight sims that blow it out of the water.

Launches into desktop mode first, go into settings to enable VR output to SteamVR.