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Hi,

I just bought the TrackIR5 and want to integrate it with an application I made. I only need yaw and pitch. I use the track clip, and made sure the 3 reflectors are detected clearly and there are no other reflections.
The easiest way for me to do that is by using the mouse emulation. So I tried the TrackIR mouse emulation program with X-axis set to yaw and Y-axis to pitch. While the indicators in the TrackIR Mouse emulation program move with my head yaw and pitch and are reasonably accurate, the mouse cursor moves around in all directions, although its movements sometimes are clearly related to the yaw and pitch indicator. But the mouse movements and positions are not accurate at all most of the time.

Does anybody know how I can get the accurate yaw and pitch values to my program (maybe via shared memory) or otherwise how I can make the mouse position just as reliable as the yaw/pitch ?

Hello,

As we advanced our TrackIR line and our Mouse emulation capabilities. We realized that the two were similar, but ultimately different technologies. They were split into the SmartNav line for mouse control and the TrackIR line continued on for gaming and simulations. The TIRMouse.exe hasn't changed, but because it is not the primary focus of the device, it has not been updated to work with newer software applications. The mouse emulation should work on the desktop, by going to the install location of your TrackIR and selecting TIRMouse.exe it should allow you some mouse emulation. The best tool we have for mouse emulation, is the SmartNav product line. TIRMouse.exe at this point is included mainly for users who have older applications that require it and nothing more.

Regards,