cannot produce and mssing track file ghost in the cockpit

[Veles]

During a fight, when vigorously turning his head, sometimes the pilot's soul "flies away" and he begins to see himself from the outside)))

 

[YoYo]

On 10/17/2025 at 9:14 AM, Veles said:

During a fight, when vigorously turning his head, sometimes the pilot's soul "flies away" and he begins to see himself from the outside)))

 

I never noticed this, maybe mods conflict? I see this picture is from Grim reapers video, give the link and which seconds? Btw. They used a lot of mods.

Edited Sunday at 07:20 AM by YoYo

[Veles]

Yes, that's them. But I've seen this with others too. This appears when using the helmet sight and when turning your head to the right

https://youtu.be/bOvWGo1pF4g?si=ov3af7jmvBXo3rS9&t=751

Edited yesterday at 12:15 AM by Veles

[swartbyron]

This is almost certainly your head tracking causing the problem.

When you look right, your viewpoint moves forward, and if you look left, your viewpoint will also move aft a little.

Try disabling the Z-axis in your tracking software to test.

If that solves your problem, you can leave it off or try moving your tracking monitor or have your IR/reflector clip placed top center of your head and not out to one side.

Edited yesterday at 04:14 AM by swartbyron

[YoYo]

15 hours ago, swartbyron said:

This is almost certainly your head tracking causing the problem.

When you look right, your viewpoint moves forward, and if you look left, your viewpoint will also move aft a little.

Try disabling the Z-axis in your tracking software to test.

If that solves your problem, you can leave it off or try moving your tracking monitor or have your IR/reflector clip placed top center of your head and not out to one side.

That's what I think too. If the Z axis position is lost, it might be a misalignment, and what you see isn't a ghost, but simply a model of the pilot. I fly in VR, and the pilot doesn't have a head , so it's hard for me to really relate. In VR, it's fine. But I think it might be more of a problem with the tracking device's reference point shifting than a bug.