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Re: Adjusting TrackIR
« Reply #15 on: March 07, 2025, 01:16:26 PM »
This ^^^

I have bifocals for distance and reading and a separate pair of single lenses set to computer distance which I use for any computer use..vr or monitor and anything inbetween reading and distance as one is too close and the other too far...

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You and Semp have it right. I'm gonna get some single-visions just for the computer instead of playing hop-scotch with the transition line on my bifocals. This latest pair of glasses have really become great for everything else but I'm still struggling with them at the PC desk-especially trying to fly.
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Re: Adjusting TrackIR
« Reply #16 on: March 07, 2025, 01:19:21 PM »
I just looked at TrackIR and yes, you can have multiple profiles and toggle through them with keyboard commands. I suspect there are better ways to achieve what you want though.


Cool, thanks. I have been experimenting with 2 different profiles. This'll make it easier to swap between them.
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Re: Adjusting TrackIR
« Reply #17 on: March 08, 2025, 10:40:16 AM »
I made a video not long ago on how to create a joystick button toggle using Joystick Gremlin. That would allow you to use one joystick button to cycle through however many profiles you want. With Voice Attack you can play a different sound associated with each activated profile so you know which is active without looking.

I think you can play sounds in Joystick Gremlin too but I've not done it. 
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