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<t>quote:Originally posted by Nealg:<br/> @ Edbert...we aren't ignoring you...it's just that this problem is getting all our concentration. I don't know the answer to your question...2% to 4% seems a bit high to me, but it may be absolutely correct. IL2/FB will use all the CPU it can, up to 100% of ...

Well, I spent yet another week checking the website every hour or so. Is naturalPoint still accepting beta testers?

<t>How much CPU should the TIR software use when minimized to the tray? <br/> <br/> Mine seems to be fluctuating between 2-4% (occaisonally 1 and 5%). This is not much in general but for gaming it sort of is. I get a drop in frame rate in Aces High from 60-70 down to 40-50, but in IL2 it is cut in h...

How soon is "soon"?

Please don't say two weeks

Don't know how to do that or if it is possible. But it was pretty easy with the HOTAS Cougar.

Wayne, I posted the text of my AH2 profile in the AH2 forum here. Can you convert it and put it on the AH2.html page?

I don;t know about those hallucinations there bro. But I did get a very small sense of motion sickness after an extended session of Aces High

<t>quote:Originally posted by balsy:<br/> Any way to make the Tracker OFF selection a Toggle on/off, to conserve on JS button usage?What stick are you using? I was able to program mine to toggle between "Off" and "tracker_snap" with one button. I prefer the pan mode for realism but find the snap to ...

I was able to slow it down but perhaps the difference is too small to notice. I posted my profile here in the profile thread of the AH2 room. That was a custom profile slowed to maximum (err minimum?) speed. Give it a whirl and see what you think. It IS slower although not that much so considering I...

Hiya Yippee, I think that has to do with the POV that you have saved from before you had the TIR support. I notice this most when checking 5:00 or 7:00. I get a nice slow pan and then the view sorta "pops" into the "head against the glass" view that I had saved for use with the coolie hat view.