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Okay, that's awesome, thanks!

And are there any downsides (damn, 2 posts with unintended bad puns in a row... sorry!) to using the camera upside down? As in, will I have to invert the X and Y axises in the settings or will it follow my moves normally as is?

I don't know since I'm not that familiar with Motive yet, do you think you can do a bare bones (pun unintended) complete skeleton, with only the strict minimum that you'd need for it to work (basic articulations, structure etc) and see if you can articulate the hand and its fingers once it's attache...

I'm not the OP (not one year later), but I ran into the same issue and your solution work. Is there a way to disable this problem in the long run or will I have to double click every time?

Thanks RustInPieces, that's awesome! And yes, I find it much more immersive when you can "feel" the pilot moving his body along with his head to check what's happening behind the plane, it's a small but very pleasant thing. In a perfect world, it'd even be great to implement mechanics such...

Hi, if that helps, I'm running TrackIR on Wine, it's a program that allows to run Windows stuff on Linux. Okay, it isn't as fast and smooth as using it on a "purely" Windows platform, but it's not enough to bother you while you're running it.