Please, don't start again and again with the same "NP TrackIR is better than Freetrack", "Freetrack is an hack", and so on... I'm using it from more than a year with every flight simulator I have (IL-2 1946, Cliffs Of Dover, Strike Fighters, etc.) and racing sims (rFactor) and I think it works very well. Probably I think I did a mistake writing about this, I hope i'll not open a "can of worms". Yes, you can use simconnect to use it, but, I think, adding some lines of code in the software, and support a large freeware community would be better. Right now, I just can't fly without it. Probably, if you think Freetrack, like some other headtracking software, is for poor men, i can say that you are wrong.I enjoyed building my own headclip, and when everything worked so nice, it give you a great satisfaction.RegardsP.S.you know that with a PS3eyecam, that I bought for less than 30$, have the same, if not better, accuracy that a TrackIr have?

Hi albx, sorry for the fuss this thread caused, I like your reply and I'm pleased you're happy with the Freetrack solution. There are a few youtube of examples and I have to say it does appear to work quite well. To answer your question I can't be sure it'll be supported directly in Flight, but I think something like simconnect will probably continue for Flight so hopefully with the developer continually improving the drivers you'll have even better support when Flight comes out.Cheers,Dave.

thank you everybody, and sorry if headtracking was an off topic argument of this topic. :smile:regards,Alberto