Problems with TrackIR and the A-10C

[antonkr]

Hey. I am having a bit of a problem with really getting everything working well with the trackIR. I am using TrackIR5, along with the hatclip, (not trackclip PRO), and basically after downloading a profile that someone else was using it's still hard for me to zoom into many switches, and just in general not comfortable.

 

Is it something people get used to, or am I doing something wrong with my profile?

 

Can someone post another profile they use for the A-10C for reference sake?

 

Thanks!

[DackSter94]

Hey. I am having a bit of a problem with really getting everything working well with the trackIR. I am using TrackIR5, along with the hatclip, (not trackclip PRO), and basically after downloading a profile that someone else was using it's still hard for me to zoom into many switches, and just in general not comfortable.

 

Is it something people get used to, or am I doing something wrong with my profile?

 

Can someone post another profile they use for the A-10C for reference sake?

 

Thanks!

 

Happens to me sometimes because i can't easily attach TrackIR to my monitor properly and that limits its field of view.

Make sure you don't stare at the monitor from 10 cm like I sometimes do :lol: . If you do: get back as far as you can and press F12(by default that's center key) and try zooming in from there.

Also you can try pointing TrackIR down a bit so there is more field of view on zooming downstairs part (I don't think you gonna need a lot of extra space upstairs coz you don't need to stand up in the plane :D)

 

I think you can get used to it after some time. Once i was flying on KA-50 for some hours for practicing using TrackIR. After some point i forgot i was practicing and it became kinda natural. Next day i didn't enable TrackIR and it felt so unusual to use mouse again. But i was too lasy to enable TrackIR so I got used to mouse again :D

Edited April 27, 2014 by DackSter94

[cichlidfan]

Using the TIR Pause function is extremely useful when trying to zoom in on, or manipulate, something specific in the pit. You can also try the Precision toggle in TIR but my personal choice is pause.