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I've never even tried publishing an Android app, but I've still encountered this kind of thing from Google. A while back, I spent a fair bit of time creating a very simple little online tool that used the Google Sheets API to convert between CF2.5 array files and Google Sheets files stored in the cloud. It all worked fine, until I tried to publish it so that someone other than me could use it, and then they wanted all of this:
Pitch is up and down (like tilting a camera), using elevators Yaw is left and right (like panning a camera), using rudder Bank is rolling to the left and right, using ailerons
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In Wing Commander I / II / Academy, you only have control of pitch and yaw, which would make the maths a bit simpler (although tbh, anyone who can handle the first two can probably manage all three).