This 'dumb-guy' tip is probably super-stupid simple to everyone else out there, but I figured if it confused me? It may well confuse others, so I guess there's no harm in sharing my slow education to the world of IR. Adding a curve point or two makes it look more natural. Setting up points along a diagonal line changes the line from a diagonal to a curve and 'smoothes out' the relative motion as seen on screen.Įxample - YAW (left/right) - Setting it at about 25 horizontal and 180 vertical, translates to moving your head 25 degrees will look like it's moving 180 degrees in the sim. The VERTICAL line represents the screen view result in the particular game you're playing. In its basic form it does what it says on the tin - it tracks you face with a webcam. The HORIZONTAL line (bottom line) of the mapping graph represents your head movement -left, right, up, down roll etc. Why pay so much when, for a fraction of the price you can get exactly the same performance in FSX Take a look at FaceTrackNoIR. I tried FacetrackNoIR for a few hours, thought it was really cool and gave me a taste of what headtracking would be like. The OpusFSX window that shows the connection to TrackIR shows exactly the same text with FaceTrackNoIR except that it finds the NP dll in the FTNoIR directory and the NP software is recorded as version 4.09 rather than 5.00. It may be obvious to techie people, but this retired geezer didn't have the light bulb go on over my head till a few minutes ago - lol Hello OFF-fans and (hopefully-to-be) FaceTrackNoIR-users, After quite a bit of work, I have now released update 4 of FaceTrackNoIR. I'm using version 1.6 and the Fake TrackIR protocol. Here however is a setup 'tip' that I have not seen covered in any instructions and it concerns the very important MAPPING function in OpenTrack. I bought the WONDERFUL Grass Monkey Odyssey wireless unit and my 'experience can be measured in hours & minutes rather than days or weeks. Learn more about bidirectional Unicode characters. To review, open the file in an editor that reveals hidden Unicode characters. Raw ets2.ini This file contains bidirectional Unicode text that may be interpreted or compiled differently than what appears below. Caveat - I am a TOTAL newb to IR Headtracking. The settings that I prefer to use in FaceTrackNoIR while playing Euro Truck Simulator 2.

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