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Hi all

Apologies if this has been asked/answered (I did have a look but no luck) but running TrackIR 5 (my previous TrackIR 4 unit died and just got my new one) the latest driver beta 5.05b I can't seem to get any leaning happening in ARMA2? Error on my part or is there something else going on? The leaning works fine in the software but not at all in ARMA2.

Thanks

Andrew

I noticed this too, I've not remedied the problem yet but I'm sure its a simple case of assigning the movement to the action when mapping keys in Arma2.

I thought that *might* be the case - will have a go at sorting it tonight and let you know. Ty for for responding.

The Default profile, while otherwise fairly well adapted for use in ArmA 2, needs more amplification on the X axis to adequately trigger the lean control. You can implement this by copying the Default profile, and in the new profile, increasing the height of the X graph by several steps (by using the green up arrow on the graph editor).

Thank you

I now have the exact same problem as AndrewM had. I tried to alter the x axis several steps in the default profile but it didn't help me at all. The q and e won't even make me lean.

Please help

If the Q and E buttons aren't triggering lean either, it sounds like there might be an issue within Arma 2 itself. Perhaps the controls need to be remapped? You might want to head over to Bohemia's forums to get that solved first, as the same issue could be impacting TrackIR as well.

[quote=NaturalPoint - Seth]The Default profile, while otherwise fairly well adapted for use in ArmA 2, needs more amplification on the X axis to adequately trigger the lean control. You can implement this by copying the Default profile, and in the new profile, increasing the height of the X graph by several steps (by using the green up arrow on the graph editor). [/quote]

Hi, that suggestion didn't solve my leaning issue here: in Arma2 1.05, I've deleted the default TiR lean command, and had Arma2 acquire my leaning movement: then a TiR+rZ (right) and TiR-rZ (left) commands appeared in game controls options, and leaning started to work into the game (quite slow movement, I'm still trying to perfect it)

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