Ddg1500 Posted June 24, 2021 Posted June 24, 2021 In reality, pilots' heads wouldn't roll with the aircraft when perform rolling, instead it would subconiously "counter roll" to stabilize with the ground. With VR this could be simualted pretty well(by ourself). However, this is not the case for Tackir, is there an option (or will have) to enable it to "counter roll" to provide higher simualtion for pilots' head movement? In this video, the pilots head counter roll to stabilize with the ground
MAXsenna Posted June 24, 2021 Posted June 24, 2021 In reality, pilots' heads wouldn't roll with the aircraft when perform rolling, instead it would subconiously "counter roll" to stabilize with the ground. With VR this could be simualted pretty well(by ourself). However, this is not the case for Tackir, is there an option (or will have) to enable it to "counter roll" to provide higher simualtion for pilots' head movement? In this video, the pilots head counter roll to stabilize with the ground I do that all the time. So it already works. Sent from my MAR-LX1A using Tapatalk
MAXsenna Posted June 25, 2021 Posted June 25, 2021 How to switch it up?As long as you have 6DoF it just works. Didn't switch on/turn on anything.I just roll my head the opposite direction. Sent from my MAR-LX1A using Tapatalk
sthompson Posted June 26, 2021 Posted June 26, 2021 10 hours ago, grumman f14 said: How to switch it up? Make sure the roll axis is enabled in the TrackIR software and you have suitable curves in TrackIR. If that does not do it check the TrackIR bindings in DCS too. 1 I'm Softball on Multiplayer. NZXT Player Three Prime, i9-13900K@3.00GHz, 64GB DDR5, Win 11 Home, Nvidia GeForce RTX 4090 24GB, TrackIR 5, VKB Gunfighter III with MCG Ultimate grip, VKB STECS Standard Throttle, CH Pro pedals
Thermal Posted June 26, 2021 Posted June 26, 2021 That video does not show the pilots head ground stabilizing. It shows him looking into the turn - pitching his head up and to the left. All the other slight movements are a result of turbulence. Trying to stabilize your head on the horizon is a bad habit, and can induce motion sickness and give you a sore neck.
MAXsenna Posted June 26, 2021 Posted June 26, 2021 Make sure the roll axis is enabled in the TrackIR software and you have suitable curves in TrackIR. If that does not do it check the TrackIR bindings in DCS too.Ah, I use OpenTrack. Never changed a setting in DCS though. Sent from my MAR-LX1A using Tapatalk
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