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<t>Thanks, Jim. I'll give those things a try and get back to you on what worked and what didn't.<br/> <br/> Regarding your first assumption that a tripleheader has less need for your device, would that it were true. The opposite exists unless you run in side-window mode (which makes the world look l...

<t>Well, after two months with my TIR2, I'm becoming a bit frustrated, Jim. I wish there was a better interactive utility for mapping out what one is looking at and the distance one is sitting. <br/> <br/> I've tried all sorts of whacky stuff from stickers on my face to the ring in my nose but there...

<t>Wish I had some but no camera and haven't gotten around to borrowing one yet.<br/> <br/> Agreed with your two observations. First the TIR2 works well but I think NP should model it closer to joystick software (at least in moron mode) where you perform a series of exercises (such as look at all fo...

Make sure you get the latest software build, it's newer than what came with your TIR2.

<t>Just to update you I think I found a method of interacting with the TIR2 more in line with the way I play, taking into consideration that I'm having a hard time sitting still or keeping my head in the confines of the invisible box the TIR2 is able to see when I naturally want to roam around the e...

<t>New rig so no photos yet. Basically Dell had a monitor blowout on LCDs recently so I got three. They are set up in the usual triplehead fashion running off a Matrox Parhelia 128 (also going for relatively cheap at places). I'm in heaven. Finally a desktop that approximates the size of a desk. Any...

<t>Hi, just got my TrackIR and I'm loving it. Nice work, NP. I need to tweak it a bit since I'm using three monitors. As such I naturally pan my head wider than your average computer user. I've tried tweaking the deadzone sliders and that seems to be the way to fix matters but the TIR2 software (the...

<t>Which brings up a question regarding momentary tracking of secondary light sources, is there a way to set a command that is issued when the TIR2 stops receiving input? It would be nice if right before it blanks out it issues a key that could be assigned to *snap to center* or *center in reticle* ...

<t>OK, a little premature in the last post. I guess I wasn't clear on how the speed and edit point sliders interacted and now I am. I've got a nice bigass deadzone now. As an aside, don't smoke cigars while using the TIR2. Interesting things happen. <br/> <br/> [ November 14, 2003, 01:22 PM: Message...

Ya, got a response to my direct e-mail saying mine is scheduled to ship next week.

[ November 08, 2003, 12:27 AM: Message edited by: bash ]