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Cyph3r |
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Im using a wiiremote and SH485P LEDs, and in freetrack they keep pulsing/changing size very slightly, which even when im looking directly straight and dont move, the pulsings causes unwanted movement.
how do i stop it?!
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benmeijer |
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In previous posts I read you are using 2xAA batteries.
what is the value for the resistors you use?
are you using rechargeables?
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Cyph3r |
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theyre SH485P LEDs
and no im using non rechargeables, duracell ultra M3.
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benmeijer |
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the value of the resistors ? 30 ohm?
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Cyph3r |
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yep 30 ohm.
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i have the same problem  . wiimote + sh485p leds (20 Ohms@3V). All 3 tracking points are changing size all the time, whatever i set in the controls.
head movement in arma 2 is very spongy because of that. what can i do? |
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thx for the tip. will try that when im home from work.
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fzfq3m @ 27/07/2009 - 15h07 a dit: Have you tried this??
http://forum.free-track.net/index.php?showtopic=1751
yep tried that, still didnt help.
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fzfq3m @ 27/07/2009 - 15h07 a dit: Have you tried this??
http://forum.free-track.net/index.php?showtopic=1751
ok, that works for me! thank you. the points are steady now and jps dropped from over 90 to 30-45. everything is running smooth now. thank you very much!
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Did you try changing Threshold value? if not, try increasing it to see if that works.
BTW I was using wiimote and got almost same problem... head tracking wasn´t stable at all... I found that (at least in my case) head tracking stability was affected by the distance between the wiimote and my point model, at 6 feet is more unstable than at 3 feet. I think this is because the points are shown very close to each other when a put the wiimote 6 feet away from my point model, but it´s just a thought.
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fzfq3m @ 28/07/2009 - 19h24 a dit: Did you try changing Threshold value? if not, try increasing it to see if that works.
BTW I was using wiimote and got almost same problem... head tracking wasn´t stable at all... I found that (at least in my case) head tracking stability was affected by the distance between the wiimote and my point model, at 6 feet is more unstable than at 3 feet. I think this is because the points are shown very close to each other when a put the wiimote 6 feet away from my point model, but it´s just a thought.
Tried changing threshold, and im sitting like a foot infront of the wiimote.
still pulsing
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I'm running out of ideas 
Try using a normal webcam (without FreeTrack) or cellphone cam to check if your IR leds are steady...
The next thing i can think is to make a clean freetrack install (uninstalling it, removing the freetrack folder from Program Files folder and then installing it again)
Also, if you got a spare Bluetooth dongle (different model from current one) try using it instead. |