TrackIR yaw - wrong

[Shaman]

Patch 1.1.0.7

Still same problem, TIR turns in yaw (if limited) for 270 degrees instead of 180 degrees. This means range of view-yaw is 150% of the true TIR range. Devs? I am not an owl :) Or a rubber-neck ;)

[bengo]

Okay,

I think you need to adjust your yaw in your TIR-profile.

And you should post in the correct forum.:pilotfly:

[Shaman]

Okay,

I think you need to adjust your yaw in your TIR-profile.

And you should post in the correct forum.:pilotfly:

 

Nope. It is not related. If you do not follow me then test it yourself. For example: +180 degree (Game value) in TIR drivers corresponds to +270 degree position in DCS.

 

However I easily fixed it :P To synchronize DCS with TIR software correctly all I had to do in DCS is to saturate in its axis control TrackIR YAW axis from 100% to 66%. However this should be done by default IMHO (to not confuse new users). Now my head corresponds in degrees 1:1 to (game value) TIR input just like I see it in TIR software and it can't turn past 6 o'clock (when limit axis is on).

Edited April 8, 2011 by Shaman

[GGTharos]

No, but you have eyes. TIR simulates the motion of your eyes as well, not just turning your head.

 

Devs? I am not an owl :) Or a rubber-neck ;)

[Shaman]

Whatever you say, the motion in DCS is 1.5 to 1 in (game value) TIR by default. This was confusing to me at first, because same profile that allows me to look at my 6 o'clock in other sims, made me look at my 9 or 3 o clock in DCS (dependent which way I turned my head).

[Bungle_uk]

Thank you for the solution shamandgg. This was driving me nuts and it seems this doesnt effect all for some bizzare reason

[Shaman]

Dig out this old thread because noticed in DCS World problem occurs on all planes, all axis YAW, PITCH, ROLL are working at 150% of TrackIR axis by default which is not what TIR user expects. In-game Y saturation advisable @ 64 value out of 100 % to correct DCS behaviour with TrackIR drivers to 1:1 axis ratios.