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<t>Okay...this is from the AVSIM forum... I'll try it and see if it works!<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> Open the fsx.cfg file with notepad<br/> in windows 7 it is normally here: C:\Users\XYZ\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\FSX (replace XYZ with your username)<br/> <br/> find the heading<br/> [DynamicHeadMovemen...

<t>Sorry for not getting back to you sooner Mike...<br/> <br/> After much research, it all has to do with the FSX Config files for the NGX...nothing to do with Track IR. I use the Hat clip, and my sensor is mounted above my monitor per the instructions. I noticed the same issue without the TIR5. The...

<t>So far Mike, no luck... I tried disabling the "X" axis, and keep having the same issue. I thought FSX had a feature where I can disable the forces in my 3D cockpit. The TIR5 is working great- I just can't seem to keep it centered in the game. It looks as if the "pilot" (me) is leaning or being pu...

<t>Thanks for replying so quickly Mike!<br/> <br/> The shift is fairly dramatic when on the ground and turning left or right. I'm also noticing it in the air in my turns and pitch manuevers. If centering off the pilot yoke or HUD cue (PMDG's NGX), I'd guess it's about a 6 inch shift left or right sc...

<t>Greetings-<br/> <br/> When using Track IR 5 with FSX, I am continuously finding my self resetting my center point with the F12 key. It seems that the yaw forces of my aircraft are having a "g force" like effect on my view...For instance, turning left causes my center point to shift right, and vic...