Thanks - appreciated :)

hello there
is it possible to use only two axes (xy) in the game using a trackir4?
in game i can use all axes even when I configure only two axes in the tr software...
or maybe I miss something... I'm using 4.1.038 soft

Track IR ( Natural Point ) team are aware of some centering issues with CoD

http://forum.naturalpoint.com/forum/...6985#Post46985


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Sorry, but i don't really understand what you explain.. Could you try a new time ? :o Thanks in advance.

The only issue I had was my centering key is F12 which conflicts with the Steam screen shot so I moved it to F11 and no problems.

Is it just me - or is it very difficult to hit anything with TrackIR?

I am totally new to this... so it might be that - but i find it hard to aling the corsshair on to the plane and actually hit it..

My settings in IR software:

Profile: Smooth

Speed: 1.3
Smooth: 12

Advanced settings:

Motion adjustment
all axis to "smooth".

Actually i find it works quite good inside the IR software - but inside COD and with a DO 17 in front of me, it's sort of chaos! :)

Just me being a newbie? :)

I'm using it already with my webcam and my trackclip pro left-over from my TrackIR 4 setup. It's good and cheap, but i can't for the life of me make it work accurately enough. If it's as fast as i want it's too jerky, if it's smooth it's too slow, etc etc.

I really can't afford a new TrackIR right now and after hearing they have a habit of dying often the idea is even less appealing, but freetrack is not exactly doing a perfect job for me either and there's not many alternatives with so much widespread support.

Overall it's the precision i care about the most, since i fly with CEM and temperature effects enabled. Some Luftwaffe aircraft have instruments to monitor on the engine nacelles and many others have useful indicators on the wings (spit flaps, 109 radiators, ect), so being able to maintain a steady look over the wing without having to drop overall responsiveness to a crawl would be nice (this was an issue with trackIR as well, it's just that in the TIR software it's much easier to edit the response curves).

Do you think it's worth it to get a Playstation 3 camera that can do 120FPS and has a higher IR sensitivity as a dedicated FT camera?

What i mean is, will a higher frame rate allow faster response while still maintaining a smooth and precise ride?

These PS3 cams are quite cheap (about 30 Euros from a local e-shop) and it's easy to find customized PC drivers for most operating systems, so if the higher native FPS makes a difference i'd be willing to give it a go.

Jag is this the case even if you exit the software cus no lights are on then or does just the fact that its usb'd use it up?
thanks

I couldn't make TIR4 work well in CoD with the TIR4 software, but I'm having success using TIR4 hardware with the TIR5 software. :)

If the IR LEDs go out then that's often a driver issue rather than a hardware failure. I've had it happen several times over the years (I guess my TIR4 is about 5 now, and has been plugged in & powered up for 95% of the time I've owned it). LEDs generally have extremely long MTBF (order of 10^5 hours), so you'd have to be extremely unlucky to lose a set of 4 all at once, especially in <18 months.

The fix is to go through the troubleshooting advice in the online manuals. It's a pain uninstalling the software and going through multiple reboots etc, but it has worked consistently for me and it's a lot cheaper than buying new hardware!

Blackdog, I use the wii remote which is 100 frames and smooth as silk. I tried with a webcam for a while and it was far too stuttery. Not sure on the PS3 cam. The wiimote looks for IR light though so it works a treat in most lighting condiions...