Hi Folks:I am a new user of Track IR (got it yesterday). I downloaded the optimized FS2004 profile from the natural point website and it seems to work OK. I do have some periodic shaking of the view; both the airplane and outside view shakes. Does anyone know how to fix this? I also had to invert the pitch and yaw axis because the original setup seemed to work just the opposite; i.e. my head up. sim head down!Thanks for any help and advice for a new user!Airbus

>Hi Folks:>>I am a new user of Track IR (got it yesterday). I downloaded>the optimized FS2004 profile from the natural point website>and it seems to work OK. I do have some periodic shaking of>the view; both the airplane and outside view shakes. Does>anyone know how to fix this? >>I also had to invert the pitch and yaw axis because the>original setup seemed to work just the opposite; i.e. my head>up. sim head down!>>Thanks for any help and advice for a new user!>>Airbus Have a look at the "Tracking" window. If you see anything but the three green blobs ( red areas or spots ) you may be suffering from background illumination problems. This time of year I have to pull the shades in the afternoons on my NW facing windows to the right of my workstation because the direct sunlight comes in and hits the desk, table and wall behind me which causes TrackIR to go crazy. Initially it exhibits some 'shakiness' as the sunlight begins to to come through the windows and gradually gets worse as more areas get illuminated. Paul

Do you have any add-ons installed for FS9?If you are using the trackclip pro, attached to the left side of the headset,make sure you have trackclip pro selected in the different profiles. (instead of vector)

Vincent:Yes I have some scenery addons: UT, VOZ, few airports and some megascenery stuff; also several addon aircraft and that's about it.I have the trackclip attached on the left and it is selected in profiles.Thanks for your help!Airbus

Hi,I had the same thing with AC (Active Camera) installed! You have to dissable the head latency.Hugo

>Hi,>>I had the same thing with AC (Active Camera) installed! You>have to dissable the head latency.>>HugoI had the exact same problem and managed to fix it by unticking the Internal View option in Active Camera. Regards, Antonio.