OK, a few tips.
1, when setting up the camera be sure to set it at the same high as your reflectors/leds set. I have the "pro" head set and even set mine to the left side of my monitor because the pro clip sits on the left side of my headset. There is a suggested range, 18 inches is too close, and 3 feet is too far. ou must have it in between there so that the camera can see the reflectors/clip. Also, I have a window behind me and on a sunny day the camera has a hard time staying connected to the clip.
2 Unzip these
http://speedy.sh/uYgf5/TrackIR-profiles.zip and drop them into the "Profiles" folder in the TrakIR folder. Start the TrakIR software double check that you have the right setup checked, either the reflector, or the proclip.
3, Under the profiles tab you can click the drop down box and select any of the profiles you have in your profile folder. I changed the names of the profiles so the drop down box shows the profile by the players name, and NOT what the players named them.
4, The "center" key. What it does is if your sitting strait up and tall in your seat and hit it the center key it tells the software where your head is in relation to the camera. So after 2 hours of flying your a bit tired and decide to slouch down in your chair and fly like that. If you slouch down your view will show a "slouched" view. Hit the Center key and it will give you your view like you were sitting tall even tho your slouched down in your seat. So hitting the center button each time you shoot is just going to reset where the camera thinks your head is.
5, There is a pause button. What you could do is bind the "pause" button with a zoomed forward view. This way when you hit that button it pauses the TracIR, and give you a zoomed or set forward view with your site like a regular saved view in the game. This might work better for what your tring to do.
6, STOP MOVING AROUND SO MUCH !
As you get more comfortable with the TrakIR you will find that short quick movements of your head can easily translate to big movements on the screen. For me to look to the rear now is is about a 5 degree twist of my head with an inch lean back. Over 10 years of flying sims and my thumb was very fast using the "snap" views. With TrakIR I can do almost the same speed just by moving my head a bit.
7, Don't be afraid to mess with the setting. First be sure to click the "copy current profile" button. This way if you really mess it up you have a copy of the profile BEFORE you made any changes.
make absolutely sure that you are entered in the Tir camera. I also have a profile that you can try out, though I think Fugitive already has it. If not, let me know.
Clerick, I never got yours. One of us must have spelled out the address wrong. I'll PM you the address again.
