TrackIR and head tracking discussion

But in real life, you do it partially in response to accelerations in your inner ear and partially to offload the lateral g forces. Your brain then effectively cancels out the roll input caused by moving your head. In the sim, all that happens is that the horizon tilts. Personal choice in the end, I suppose.

That's the biggest issue with TrackIR. The solution is to get an LED clip or Track Hat.

 

Cover the window ? I got a small piece from a black theater curtain in my window to cover the sunlight.

 

Really happy for the TrackIR fix in release 1.0.8!

 

After th 1.0.8 update I can only move in x,y,z direction - no yaw or pitch.
This is with the "official" Trackir profile for ACC and when using my default profile.

I have tried to tick / untick Yaw, Pitch, Roll, X, Y, Z in all kind of combinations, with and without "Trueview"

TrackIr works flawless in all other games.

 

Same issue here.

 

Yaw and Pitch are good. But I still have to limit my frames to 60 to avoid the infernal flickering issue!

 

For the axles to work, set LWW to 0%.

 

Pressing F1 to step to next camera fixed my issye with non working Yaw and Pitch.

 

Pressing F1 to step to next camera fixed my issye with non working Yaw and Pitch.

 

So, on what cameras does it seem to work and on which ones is it buggy?

 

great work adding the trackir , finally i can enjoy a new level of experience on ACC. i want thanks all the dev team for make it possible .

 

Great addition indeed. Only thing left is to solve the flickering issue without having to lock fps on 45 or 60 (mine only works @ 45, everything else is a flick fest - GTX 1080 driver 436.15).

 

Flickering issue fixed in 1.0.10!
Only issue now is it uses default profile unless exclusive is checked...Which is no issue.

 

Good to know it was fixed. I never really had "flickering" but using TrackIR made the image a bit less smooth. Will check if this has improved along with the fix.

 

Guys I met this device recently and I saw some videos .. since it doesn't even cost that much, and instead of VR, do you recommend buying according to your experience?

A question, if I turn my head to look to the left or to the right can I keep my eyes on the monitor (27 ")?
Thanks

 

Yes, clear recommendation from my side. It has boosted my sim experience, massively at a small price and with 0 FPS hit.

And yes, you can keep your eyes straight if you turn your head if (!) you have set it up correctly. We can surely help you with that. With such a "natural" configuration you'll be able to see apexes for even the tightest turns and look up at the ceiling mirror/down at the instruments. Not more. If you want to look around the entire car, you'll end up with a "nervous" image that will force you to roll back your eyes when turning your head.

I hope this helps with your decision.

 

Thanks for the info, I'll ask you how to set it up right away ...

 

I ran it on a 27" before moving to a 43", and even with the smaller screen, looking at the edges of the screen was enough to move the in-game head a lot.

It is really natural to use, when I first got it I ran it on a 22" for a flightsim, and within 30min I was dogfighting and tracking enemy planes.

So yes, definitely worth buying.

 

For starters, please read here:

I set it up exactly like described here and the result is very natural - after that, it took me no lap to get used to it. The method really works superb IMO.

Once you got your gear, I can also share my current values to get you going.

 

Thank you very much for the help, really. I will ask you for the values.