Nirvana04

G-Lock91, you are correct. Here is the link to buy LOMAC from Ubisoft. The link is from the Flaming Cliffs 3 page on the DCS site. http://shop.ubi.com/store/ubina/en_US/pd/ThemeID.8605600/productID.180160000 It is $10 and is a digital download.

You can also make custom loadouts for both SP and MP that can be loaded by the ground crew. Just search on the forums a little. :)

Hmm...that looks very similar to how my A10 looked after my latest mission. The only difference being that it was my right side and right engine that had been hit.

Hmm...I'm not really sure then. I figured black shark would have been similar to A-10C. Did you try installing the head tracking demo from seeingMachine? If so, I don't know what it could be. After playing around with the settings for facetrack, I'm am kind of in the same boat in regards to just buying the TrackIR. After messing with the settings for a while I just couldn't get it setup how I wanted it. Also watching youtube vids of the trackIR has me convinced that it is the way to go.

Alterscape, I posted a short guide for getting facetrack to work with the steam version of dcs A-10C in the big post about facetrack. It should be a similar process for Black Shark. Hopefully it will help you. If not let me know and i'll see if I can help.

Hey guys, I recently picked up A-10C on the steam sale and it has been an awesome experience. After browsing the forums, I decided to try out FaceTrackNoIR. I got it to work too so im sure some of you will appreciate this little guide/info. Here is the DL link for FaceTrackNoIR so you dont have to go back to the OP. :thumbup: http://facetracknoir.sourceforge.net/information_links/download.htm For Steam users: Download FaceTrackNoIR from the website if you haven't done so already. Also get the update and follow the included instructions to install. You can also download the EWMA fix if you need it. Next, Download the Eagle Dynamics API interface DLL 64Bit if you have 64bit Windows. You want to extract this to the DCS A-10C bin folder that is in the steam folder. That will look something like this if you have Windows 7 64bit. C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\dcs a-10c warthog\bin If you go back and look in the bin folder, you should see the Headtracker folder. Then you will want to copy the provided A-10C ini file to the FaceTrack folder that contains the default profiles that came with FaceTrack. Hopefully that clears up installation for the guys using the Steam version. If you jump into A-10C and facetrack is not working (no camera control at all), you will need to also download the headtracking demo from seeingMachines. It is free and easy to register and DL the demo. It seems that the facetrack install can leave out some needed runtime libraries that the demo will then install for you. http://www.seeingmachines.com/product/faceapi/downloads/ Other Notes: If you have a 64bit OS, Steam should have downloaded the 64bit version of A-10C. Sorry about the long post, but I hope it helps. If you have any questions I'll do my best to answer them. I'm still new at this stuff, but I have had some success so far (and some failures). I'm still working on setting up a profile that I like, and so far I have found it to be too sensitive to my head movements. Some tweaking of the settings and curves should fix this. I would also love to see some of the profiles that you guys have setup for FaceTrack.