Freetrack interface use in IL-2:CoD

[Wolf_Rider]

@ albx...

Cya

Originally Posted by julian265

that's the most obvious trolling so far.

hmmm... let's see now - hmmm, a difference of opinion = troll, eh? (sticks and stones, sport.. sticks and stones)

[tjhowse]

For what it's worth I would like to see CoD support freetrack's interface. It's just another tickbox in a menu which provides more options for people. Simple as that.

Thanks,
tjhowse.

[Blackdog_kt]

From the English language manual (it's linked on another thread in the CoD sub-forum), Chapter "Flying the Planes - Pilot Controls", page 68, second to last paragraph:

Originally Posted by CoD manual

More advanced players may consider using a head-tracking device or webcam software for an even more lifelike view control.

So, i guess that seals the deal

[MadBlaster]

Thanks God. Some good news. Now if you can fix this epilepsy crapola, I go to church next Sunday.

[tjhowse]

Webcam software? Buh?

I suppose at least this confirms that it's not a TIR-exclusive thing.

[julian265]

Sounds good - I'll wait until I see the head axes in the controller setup screen before believing!

[julian265]

from http://forums.ubi.com/eve/forums/a/t...9/m/6751022719

"Jules: Can the six head control axes be assigned to by *any* game controller axis, rather than being limited to TrackIR?

Currently you can only control your head with the keyboard, mouse, or a head-tracking device.
Improvements to our in-game camera are high on our list, including smooth panning, axis support, “realistic” shaky-cam, etc."

hmmm. Sounds like IL-2 to me - 2 DoF for anyone without TIR. Given that the head position axes are axes (!), I'm a bit suspicious about the future "axis support".

[Sneaksie]

Russian players say that Freetrack is working fine with the game.

[Meek]

I have a TrackIR 5, but I would like alternatives to be supported as well, competition helps drive technology forward.

[SEE]

Originally Posted by Sneaksie

Russian players say that Freetrack is working fine with the game.

Thanks for that, excellent news for all Headtracking users (apart for some who shall not be named....)