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scriptowl	#1 22/05/2012 - 02h21 Top
Class : Apprenti Posts : 24 Registered on : 19/04/2012 Off line	Is there any tutorials that shows how to adjuste rotation and transtaltion curves? What are we expect by adjesting those curves. I refere Freetrack hand book but it has lack of those information. Edited by scriptowl on 22/05/2012 at 02h23.
Steph	#2 22/05/2012 - 12h28 Top
Class : Moderator Posts : 656 Registered on : 16/11/2007 Off line	Very simple. Curves are the translation from real head-movements In (Y-axis) to output movements Out (X-axis) in degrees. For Example: The Roll translation curve with 40° head-movement gives you 120° output-movement for the skull in the skull-window. Now, with right-click on curves you can choose predefined curves. And here is what they does: Yaw is linear Pitch is 1:1 Roll is large deadzone Depending on game movements you need and sensitivity in game you can set up every movement independent. For flight sims try to begin with a curve with medium deadzone and push the curves end up to 180° (red flash), otherwise you can't turn around completely to watch your six. A deadzone is very useful for a stable view in base position. Edited by Steph on 08/11/2012 at 09h44.
scriptowl	#3 22/05/2012 - 16h06 Top
Class : Apprenti Posts : 24 Registered on : 19/04/2012 Off line	Thank you v much.. I got an overall idea.
scriptowl	#4 25/05/2012 - 01h10 Top
Class : Apprenti Posts : 24 Registered on : 19/04/2012 Off line	Steph @ 22/05/2012 - 14h28 a dit: Yaw is linear Pitch is 1:1 Roll is large deadzone So how do we know proper set up in my case. How to determine that? Edited by scriptowl on 25/05/2012 at 01h11.
Steph	#5 25/05/2012 - 08h19 Top
Class : Moderator Posts : 656 Registered on : 16/11/2007 Off line	Well, that depends on what game do you play and what is the best for you. You need to try and refine your own profile. To begin: How many axis do I need and what are the most important. I play IL-2 sim and I put a medium deadzone on all axis and more sensitivity on roll, pitch and yaw. Not all games support 6DOF.

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