HydroToad

That's really neat for such an old game, reminds me of the Battlefield 3 jet mission.

FWIW Freetrack can do it.

TrackIR can be easily substituted with a cheap webcam, the same cannot be said for the TM Warthog.

You mean like MS Flight? :joystick: :thumbup:

That video made me physically ill.

:megalol:

FreeTrack does 6DOF axis keyboard emulation.

The face tracking it uses (FaceAPI) is closed source though.

That something would be DirectInput, circa 1997.

You need look no further than FORZA/GT5 to see that Kinect sucks at head tracking.

EZCA uses the same approach as FreeTrack's 'View relative translation', instead of recentering it rotates about the center point which swings the view wildly which may not be to everybody's taste. There is no perfect solution to the translation problem.

DCS does not take advantage of 64bit other than being able to run natively without 32bit emulation. So at worst the only difference is a small emulation overhead on 64bit systems, just like every other 32bit game. The real question is why there is a 64bit build of DCS in the first place.

Form the Stardock article: "not because 64-bit is faster or anything like that, it's just a memory addressing thing and that's it. I don't want anyone thinking that there's some magic about it other than that you can have very very very large textures being juggled in pure RAM all the time." The only reason 32bit code runs a little slower is because it requires emulation whereas 64bit code can run natively. DCS in its present state is not taking advantage of 64bit.

Is ED going to go Thrustmaster exclusive so they can get some free advertising from them also? Collusion is hardly fair play.

Don't feed the troll. 18 pages of Wolf Rider trolling 1C forums.