Yammo

So many replies... ...yet none who understands the original poster. ^_^ Unfortunately I do, as I use TIR5 with Track Clip Pro and experience this problem too. 100% Repro: - Open up TIR5 profiler. - Enable all translation and rotation axis. (ie, full 6-DOF) - Enable TrueView - Rotate virtual head 45 deg up - Move "real" head towards TIR-camera - (Virtual head now slides forward and up) - Rotate virtual head 45 deg down - Move head away from TIR-camera - (Virtual head now slides backwards and up) Observe: - "Real" head is at position of origin - "Virtual" head is looking forward at a higher position. - (Note: During the repro, the head may "pop" back towards centre.) Worth Noting: It is worth to note, that the rotation never seen to drift, but the issue is rather that the virtual head translation does not end up in ORIGO after completing a motion and returned your "real" head back to the original position. 100%. I'm not sure if this is a problem with the Camera, TIR-software, or if it is an inherent drift due to the in-accuracy of floating-point variables. I do get less of a drift when I lower the sensitivity-curves, which I DO have rather high. (My sensitivity is in the order of x^2+5. I.e a parabula with sensitivity 5 at X=0) So, it may indeed be a floating-point-precision issue... But lowering the sensitivity would have me twisting my head off my shoulders, so that's not really a solution. The only work-arounds I have found so far: Disable the "TrueView"... - Benefit: Allows all axes, which feels very good when looking forward. - Problem: Un-intuitive head-movement when looking over your shoulders. Restrict number of axes used.(i.e disable Y&Z-translation) - Benefit: Intuitive head-movement to look over your shoulder and behind seat. - Problem: You will need a key-mapping for zoom.

I would LOVE seeing SAAB JA37 Viggen in a sim other than mods!!! :P It is truly a lovely aircraft. I suppose worn out classics like F16 or similar will be next in line. In any event, I do hope for some sort of multi-role fixed wing of the older generation of planes where the button-pushing would be kept to a minimum. :)

Took them almost three weeks, but I finally got my order... So, they're not a scam, only slow... (Sent Friday 30/7 - Received Monday 16/8)

The lack of info is what is making me see red. I could actually not give less of a F* about the manual. Had I known I'd be waiting for weeks for that crap, I would have ordered the game only. But since they suckered me into the deal, I bet they're laughing all the way to the bank. Is this company run by a bunch of kids smoking weed, or what? [EDIT] Finally received a reply from the eStore, telling me deliveries to EU takes around 1-2 weeks. Nice to know... But for some reason I'm not un corking my champaigne quite yet. I shall update this as soon as I have received my order. [EDIT 2] And today, almost three weeks(Sent Friday 30/7 - Received Monday 16/8) I received the order.

I'd second that...

Since Eagle Dynamics - eShop doesn't even care to give me a reply, I'm asking here instead. 1: How long are the delivery times from this company? (I've presently been waiting for almost 2 weeks and they don't reply to emails.) [EDIT] Finally received a reply telling me deliveries to EU takes around 1-2 weeks. Nice to know... But for some reason I'm not un corking my champaigne quite yet. [EDIT 2] And today, almost three weeks(Sent Friday 30/7 - Received Monday 16/8) I received the order. Everything seemed to be in the box, though the book was somewhat smaller and general than I expected.