Dogfight techniques : tutorial video

[Al Capwn]

Thanks for the video jf1981! I have a question for you though, are you possibly using track IR or freetrack? And if so, how were you able to set it up so when you look behind your head moves to the proper position instead of your eyes spinning around to the back of your headrest?

I've tried enabling 'relative' movement in freetrack but it doesn't work anywhere near good enough.

[jf1981]

Originally Posted by Al Capwn

[...] are you possibly using track IR or freetrack? [...]

No, I tried but find it more distrubing than usefull. I'm using left hand mouse look in fact.

[GOA_Potenz]

Originally Posted by jf1981

No, I tried but find it more distrubing than usefull. I'm using left hand mouse look in fact.

??? track ir or freetrack is very natural and instintic to use

[pupo162]

Originally Posted by GOA_Potenz

??? track ir or freetrack is very natural and instintic to use

i desagree too. unless you have a reaaaaalllly big screen ( 40'' ) or a triple screen setup.

[GOA_Potenz]

i have 27" monitor

[Blackdog_kt]

Most of the people i know find it natural (including myself), but i've heard of a lot getting motion sickness when using it or getting confused with relative/absolute positioning in the sideways and zoom axis.

To tell you the truth, first time i tried it i also found it difficult and strange, but i got used to it quite fast.

[CaptainDoggles]

Nice video!

Always nice to see community contributions like this.

[banned]

Originally Posted by Blackdog_kt

Most of the people i know find it natural (including myself), but i've heard of a lot getting motion sickness when using it or getting confused with relative/absolute positioning in the sideways and zoom axis.

To tell you the truth, first time i tried it i also found it difficult and strange, but i got used to it quite fast.

Same here Blackdog. I've used it for years now and I couldn't do without it. No motion sickness at all and no loss of relative position.