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On the real deal (at takeoff) they called it; "doing the rudder dance".
...if that helps ;)
You need to be pretty light on the key mashing, it is touchy.
Once airborne it becomes more docile.
Not unlike the real deal, I would recommend lining yourself up straight with the runway before taking off, this will reduce the amount of "rudder play" required during takeoff.
Also, try and find a long runway to takeoff from, I tried pretty hard to design into the aircraft a long takeoff run; so as to avoid the per-verbal short takeoff runs we've all come to "love" from Stormworks aircraft.
Hope that helps!
Hope that helps, if you have more questions please ask, happy flying!