Pedal brakes don't hold at full RPM

I have CH rudder pedals and I have set the toe brakes to wheel brakes in the game. However, before taking off when the engine spools up to 100% RPM and I'm holding the brakes the aircraft starts to slightly crawl ahead when it reaches full thrust. Is this normal?

Yes, what's the OATC (Outside air temperature in Celcius) and your gross weight?

Yes, what's the OATC (Outside air temperature in Celcius) and your gross weight?

I'm not sure. I was flying the takeoff training mission.

The wheel brakes can hold the aircraft at MAX THRUST depending on the weather conditions and gross weight.

Generally speaking, if the temperature isn't too low and your internal fuel is close to 100%, you'll be able to hold the aircraft on the ground even if the throttle is all the forward.

My tip is; Hold the toe brakes, push the throttle slowly to ~80% while watching the tachometer and EGT gauges in order to not over speed/overheat, and then release the brakes, applying full thrust.

Yeah thanks. I fixed it with a little tweaking to the axis. Each pedal axis had a curvature of 20 so reduced that to 0 and X and Y saturation to 100.

Oh yeah, make sure you can always reach full deflection, or in this case, 100% brakes applied.