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<r>OK, I think I got it solved. If you are going to looking downward a lot in the sim (like in Black Shark) you have to be very careful where you mount the Track IR and the angle of your TrackIR hat (or proclip). For a good discussion see this very old discussion:<br/> <br/> <URL url="http://forum.n...

Spoke too soon. Seems that light filtering wasn't the fix.

And it's pitch that tends to get pegged to the right. I can recover by looking at the ceiling instead of hitting F12.

Sounds like I need to play around with acceleration curves more.

<t>I think I solved the stuck yaw axis (at least for me).<br/> <br/> I went into the tracking preview window, settings, and cranked Light Filtering up to 200.<br/> <br/> I think what was happening was that when the head angles are extreme it picked up another reflective source (in my case probably m...

<t>Anything new here?<br/> <br/> I'm also getting a stuck Pitch (far right) on the gauge. I can edit the profile to take out the extremes and it still gets stuck.<br/> <br/> Real bummer since it makes Black Shark real erratic.<br/> <br/> The sensor is not losing track at the extremes - it seems to b...