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04-22-2019, 11:48 AM
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after messing around, and watching a few tutorials, (mostly for car games), here is what I have. I find that while it's moving you can't focus on anything, so I am trying to get a left right swivel for -45deg to +45 deg, then it slips over to the next angle and a pause at 90+/- deg, and a look back too 120 or so deg.
The swivel is going fine, just need to fine tune that dead zone. It seems like the unit stops between points, so this little gap between 70 and 120 would seem to make it stop at the 90deg mark point-2-x=15 point-2-y=70 point-3-x=20.25 point-3-y=120 ______________________________________________ [Curves-Yaw] point-count=5 point-0-x=0.75 point-0-y=1 point-1-x=8.75 point-1-y=26 point-2-x=15 point-2-y=70 point-3-x=20.25 point-3-y=120 point-4-x=35 point-4-y=178 point-5-x=30.5 point-5-y=165 point-6-x=24 point-6-y=164 point-7-x=30.75 point-7-y=180 [Curves-PitchUp] point-count=4 point-0-x=2 point-0-y=0 point-1-x=8.5 point-1-y=29 point-2-x=15.75 point-2-y=65 point-3-x=25.75 point-3-y=89 point-4-x=29.25 point-4-y=94 point-5-x=29.75 point-5-y=105 point-6-x=45 point-6-y=120 [Curves-PitchDown] point-count=4 point-0-x=1.75 point-0-y=0 point-1-x=10.5 point-1-y=11.5 point-2-x=26 point-2-y=44 point-3-x=49.25 point-3-y=68 [Curves-Roll] point-count=4 point-0-x=2.25 point-0-y=0 point-1-x=15.25 point-1-y=9 point-2-x=24.75 point-2-y=22 point-3-x=49 point-3-y=60 [Curves-X] point-count=4 point-0-x=1.75 point-0-y=0 point-1-x=9 point-1-y=80 point-2-x=18 point-2-y=137 point-3-x=29.75 point-3-y=180 [Curves-Y] point-count=4 point-0-x=1.25 point-0-y=0 point-1-x=2 point-1-y=20 point-2-x=9.5 point-2-y=89 point-3-x=28 point-3-y=132 point-4-x=33.25 point-4-y=157 [Curves-Z] point-count=4 point-0-x=1.75 point-0-y=0 point-1-x=5.5 point-1-y=51 point-2-x=12 point-2-y=99 point-3-x=24.25 point-3-y=121 The good thing about the Car examples is they use the "head Left-Right" and "Roll" functions, so I just copied theirs and fine tuned it for Il-2. And they don't look down too much so that helped with looking back and the tracker drifting down. This is a good set up for Ground Attack flying, just finding things on the ground is very hard. I did a dog fight with it and was able to keep everything stable, as along as I did not move my head right around to see a plane fly by. Only takes 8% of my CPU, and it does not lose the tracking of my face. Maybe a better camera is what I need to invest in now. This one only gives 8fps. I never bought it for movies, and that is the first time I have looked at the FPS of it, I was shocked. Cheers! Last edited by Music; 04-22-2019 at 11:54 AM. Reason: spelling 
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04-14-2020, 03:05 PM
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I always thought it was hilarious that people thought it was more realistic to turn your head AWAY from the monitor so you could see what was on the monitor better ???
I tired track-IR and threw it in the trash after a fashion because of this. I have heard of people getting those VR headsets working with this flight sim, but I have not tried it yet. The hat-switch is the best way to go hands-down. I have dozens of videos on YouTube all shot using the hat-switch and all showing great success in online flying and dogfights etc.. And the best thing about it is that it does not cost a dime. Jumo
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04-14-2020, 03:23 PM
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06-11-2020, 07:43 PM
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Well I finally got a 60fps webcam, and works, it's only been less than a week, so still a lot of time for tweaks, but I have it stable, and have flown most of my missions not using the f6, dog fighting is a blast. I have run into the back of a few guys when things stared moving around at the moment when I needed them to be steady.
It's tiring holding your head steady and making only slight movements to look left and right, but again, it's been less than a week. Things seem to happen slower when the Fov is always the same. And I am flying faster. I know where the fur ball is more than like likely going to be on the AleXserver, I just can't go in with it under the nose any more. I always went wide, but now I definitely need to. Get a over view, look for a friendly in trouble, (no one ever complains about how many people are shooting at a guy shooting one of us), and swoop in. It really feels like you are floating. So a good webcam will make a difference with the freetrack noIR. My old free version has all the centering keys only on the key boards, he has a updated version that you make a donation to get, I don't know if you can assign buttons on your joysticks with it, but that is the only thing this is missing. Cheers! If I get a "perfect" setup, I'll post it.
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07-14-2020, 01:51 PM
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After years of using a hat stick for views I still thumbed the hat after I got Track-IR, now after 2 years of using Track-IR I turn my head even if not using Track-IR!
Its funny how your brain learns then can relearn things. Personally I find Track-IR (headtracking) far superiour to hat switch viewing, for example coming in to land you can tilt and slide your head a bit to look out the edge of the cockpit around cowling etc in 6 D.O.F. very immersive! It does take some personalisation of the Track-IR settings, especially of the central dead-zone to suit yourself. I have my rear view settings so when my heads turned for 6 o'clock rear one eye has completely lost view of screen (as in real backwards viewing unless you are an owl).
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07-14-2021, 02:09 PM
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07-06-2025, 08:17 AM
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. And what are the requirements? Please help
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