Re: TrackIR supported in rFactor?
Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2005 3:30 pm
quote:Originally posted by mmed:
quote:Originally posted by Lo_Ping:
Actually it works in 3DOF (Pitch, Yaw, and Roll). I really need it to zoom in, and out, so I can get close and see the the little MFD. Maybe there is some settings in the GTL Demo .prl file we can copy over.Tried that but it didn't work. I can't even find any setting for track-ir in the .plr or .ini files.
I believe all settings for track-ir is in the plugin file TrackIRPlugin.dll
Everytime I start rFactor I have to disable and then enable hardware plugin. Not a big problem but a little anoying.There are settings for trackir in the .PRL file. They are under the "graphics" portion as follows:
Look Up/Down Angle="0.40000" (changed mine to "0.7500", can now look further up,and down)
Look Roll Angle="0.75000" (left it default)
Glance Angle="0.75000" (changed to "0.9500", can now look a little further back over shoulder)
I can't find anything different in the GTL demo PRL file. Like you said "its probably in the .DLL"
Hope that helps.
quote:Originally posted by Lo_Ping:
Actually it works in 3DOF (Pitch, Yaw, and Roll). I really need it to zoom in, and out, so I can get close and see the the little MFD. Maybe there is some settings in the GTL Demo .prl file we can copy over.Tried that but it didn't work. I can't even find any setting for track-ir in the .plr or .ini files.
I believe all settings for track-ir is in the plugin file TrackIRPlugin.dll
Everytime I start rFactor I have to disable and then enable hardware plugin. Not a big problem but a little anoying.There are settings for trackir in the .PRL file. They are under the "graphics" portion as follows:
Look Up/Down Angle="0.40000" (changed mine to "0.7500", can now look further up,and down)
Look Roll Angle="0.75000" (left it default)
Glance Angle="0.75000" (changed to "0.9500", can now look a little further back over shoulder)
I can't find anything different in the GTL demo PRL file. Like you said "its probably in the .DLL"
Hope that helps.