Request to disable axis/axes on the fly

[Col_Flanders]

Hi,

I bought TIR4pro about 6 months ago to play Armed Assault as well as IL2 and the upcoming Battle of Britain game also by 1c.

On the whole it works well and I'm really enjoying it but there one thing that I can't get past and other players feel the same way (Armed Assault). I've posted requests to the game developers as well as listed this as a tweak in their bugtracker system, however I feel it would probably be a long while before this becomes priority.

I would like to be able to disable one or multiple axis inputs on the fly with a hotkey. Currently it seems we are only able to do this using a game profile. Essentially, what I'm looking for is the ability to customise a game profile by being able to set it so that key 'x' could disable for example X axis and then pressing 'x' again re-enables the axis. (also applicable to multiple axes)

To put this into game context in Armed Assault: When I'm a ground troop and want to use my ironsights, it's almost impossible because of the fact that the game devs (for whatever reason) implemented it in such a way that both X and Y axes remain active. Because of the added zoom factor it is far too sensitive to keep one's head centred on the gunsight at this point and the experience falls to pieces. A simple solution, and one I'm forced to use at present, is to pause the TIR unit whilst in ironsights mode. Not ideal, since my ability to lean with the TrackIR is also disabled.

I'm loving the TIR experience but am hoping some sort of solution can be reached in regard to this problem.

Here is a link to the discussion on the developer's official forum: BI studios forum - TrackIR issue

[Col_Flanders]

*revival*

I beg you please to implement something like this at least for Arma2. It would be so much appreciated.

Regards

[VincentG]

Thank you for your interest in futhering the software development.

The feature was added to the development list, after your intial posting, but there is no timeline for the feature to be incorporated into the software.