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I also have this problem and explain it here:

http://forum.naturalpoint.com/showflat. ... #Post20123

"whilst looking down (Y axis), there seems to be a destablized 'zone' that pins your head to the seat. This is quite hard to explain but basically if TIR4 doesn't like the angle your trying to achieve it has a little tantrum to itself then pins you head to the seat aiming down. Your literally left looking at the bottom of the seat. This too is a nightmare in flight"

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Vincent,

As per your request I have sent an email with the screenshot of tracking, device manager and the recording file showing how the Y axis goes crazy.

I hope this helps. please let me know if I can be of any futher assistance. I'd love to get this problem fixed.

Regards,

Neil Robb

I have received it, and sent a reply.

G'day Vincent,

Any progress on this problem as yet?

Regards,

Ross

Part of is tied into the issue of the axis point has been changed. It was initially in the center of the head, and now has been moved to the base of the neck to mimic the more natural head movement.

There are plans to allow the user to adjust the axis points in a future version of the software, but the current way to resolve the issue, is to adjust the axis settings.

OK thanks for the reply Vincent. Will have a play around with it & see if I can fix it.
Just surprised this changed from FSX Beta 2 & 3 which worked fine for me.
Wasn't aware the axis point had changed.

Cheers,

Ross

Yep, we made several changes with the build 4.1.029 release.

I have had this same problem as Nels. I have already adjusted my axis movements to keep them smooth. To me I cannot as yet see a solution from adjusting the axis.

Ken

It is being looked into.