Increase head track speed?

[Leeham]

I have trouble moving my head to view the full cockpit, can I increase the turn rate of the head tracker similar to how TrackIR has curves?

 

 

I have a hotas and just spin my chair but looking all the way down is really difficult for some reason.

[Baldrick33]

I have trouble moving my head to view the full cockpit, can I increase the turn rate of the head tracker similar to how TrackIR has curves?

 

I have a hotas and just spin my chair but looking all the way down is really difficult for some reason.

The only option involves binding to a VR controller AFAIK. I will dig it out. That said anything other than 1:1 movement with my head would seem motion sickness inducing in VR.

 

 

Edit: Here is the thread https://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=262558

Edited March 21, 2020 by Baldrick33

[Leeham]

The only option involves binding to a VR controller AFAIK. I will dig it out. That said anything other than 1:1 movement with my head would seem motion sickness inducing in VR.

 

 

Edit: Here is the thread https://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=262558

Edit: thx but it doesn't work, I have the non-Steam version and SVR won't pick up DCS

 

 

It's easier to just look one way, center view then turn my head normally to reach the rear or lower panels, already have "center VR" set on my throttle.

Edited March 21, 2020 by Leeham

[eaglecash867]

That said anything other than 1:1 movement with my head would seem motion sickness inducing in VR.

 

Yup. Going beyond 1:1 in VR definitely increases the upchuck factor. Just keep working with VR a little bit at a time and you'll increase your flexibility. Looking down at things on the side panels in the cramped cockpit of a military jet is always a little uncomfortable IRL, and I think DCS models that pretty well, except for the fact that you can't really do things by feel and muscle memory in DCS.

[Lange_666]

I have trouble moving my head to view the full cockpit, can I increase the turn rate of the head tracker similar to how TrackIR has curves?

Actually you can with OpenTrack. But you have to put some time in and play around with the settings until you have what you're looking for (i used it once within a race sim but i quit the race sim before i actually set up OpenTrack completely so i'm not that big of a help when it comes down to setting up. But it worked.