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Old 03-16-2011, 09:15 PM
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Does FT have "absolute mode" tracking where you don't have to constantly re-center for drift like the TIR1 did before it was introduced (and implemented support from 1C in a patch) in the TIR2?
Absolute mode is the default mode in FT.

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Actually, I can tell the difference between laggy video and input lag. Not saying it's there, just that it looks like it is by the slow deliberate movements when I get near instant response with a TIR5.
It's impossible to judge input-output lag when you can't see the person's head movement. The person might just "move like that", or they may be compensating for excessive input sensitivity, or they might have too little sensitivity, or they may just be making slower movements to create an easy to watch video.

I wouldn't be surprised if TIR has faster and smoother responses than FT (I hope so), however FT gives you a smoothing slider, which allows you to set your preferred compromise between instant response and smooth response.
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