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<t>I have checked through the other postings (honest ) but can find no reference to my problem.<br/> <br/> First, let me say that TrackIR + VE with BoBII is magnificent - except when it suddenly goes haywire that is. On some sorties, if I look upwards too far, I'm presented with the back of my seat....

<t>quote:Originally posted by Barred:<br/> Borton, do you mean the amount of movement needed/speed ratio of your head movement to the ingame movement?<br/> <br/> It is not possible to change the camera's FOV and there is sometimes confusion between the camera#s FOV and the axis control curves.No, to...

<t>Barred, thank you for your comments.<br/> <br/> After I blew my top , I went back into the prog to discover that the Up/Down look was now working perfectly. Your comments explain why, as I can now recreate the problem and remove it again by adjusting my hat. Obviously, I was not putting it on the...

<t>I am computer lliterate and of above average intelligence, but I am hanged if I can follow the manual.<br/> <br/> I am running Battle of Britain II with Vector Expansion.<br/> <br/> I have a problem with looking up. I can look down OK but if I lift my head just a tad too much, I find myself gazin...

<t>Thanks, Donald.<br/> <br/> Radio Shack seems to be the place but out here in the styx, it's like trying to visit Mars! <br/> <br/> I've used industrial velcro pads instead. TrackIR definitely works better when the sensor is fitted to the top of the screen, i.e. as near to eye-level as possible.</t>

<t>I am using a cockpit rig which makes it convenient to position my sensor below my TFT screen. However, whilst flying Rowan's Battle of Britain, I find I have to continually re-centre.<br/> <br/> I didn't have any problems when the sensor was sat on top of a VDU. Unfortunately I can't readily see ...