Reverb G2 head tracking question

[Pizzicato]

Hey all,

I'm sure this has been asked 100 times already, but does anyone know of any good guides (or even forum threads) about improving head tracking with the G2? I'm assuming the lighting in my room is problematic, but I don't know how to go about analysing or improving it.

Thanks in advance to anyone who can point me in the right direction.

[The_Nephilim]

yes the thing with the G2 and good headtracking is to have good lighting and something for the cameras to pick up on. ie no bare walls..

[Annapolis81]

My HP Reverb2 tracks better with simple lighting and stark shadowing-- not necessarily more light.  Hope that helps.

[firefox121]

try to shut down or cover monitor, sometimes reflections interferes in a bad way with reverb cameras. Also the light is imperative, on my setup I usually fly with lights off, monitor on and  a govee lighting strap back on the monitor, and have no tracking issues.

Check also the camera's lens, some times , taking the headset on ends with our fingers on the lens and cover them with dirt, I always clean the outside lens with a clean cloth.

 

[Nodak]

Fly with your active game screen as small as possible on your monitor, less motion on it the better.  It loves all the internal LED lighting from my new build with glass case, the keyboard, and the newer Virpils that light up, can fly in the dark with no room lighting.