Asparagin

With admin mode on?

Same. Can´t join any Mp game. ---------- Post added at 12:07 ---------- Previous post was at 11:55 ---------- Edit: managed to join mp by running arma3.exe in admin mode (go to steam folder / steamapps / common / arma 3)

Hello there! If you use track IR maybe you also noticed the following: You aim at 12 and turn your head at 3 o'clock. Now let's say you would want to bring your weapons sights to 3 o'clock. Naturally you would have to move the mouse and bring the sights. But what happens is that when you move the mouse to your right, you turn not only your body but also your head, so you can't turn only the weapon. This gives a very unnatural result, because in order to align the head and sight to 3 o'clock you have to move the head to the left. Has somebody found a solution for this? (turn body only with mouse?) It spoils the track ir experience IMO.

Yes, it's clear, and because freetrack (software) is free, it's a good idea, but the money you will spend for the tryout, will go on building the equipment. As I said webcam.. ok, but you have also to build the tracker: so you need about 20€ for that. If you like DIY stuff.. I can tell you it's fun. I got mine working, but not at the quality of the bought one (not so smooth). Here in the forums, some guys made a tracker that uses only a webcam, maybe it's best to try that one. ---------- Post added at 07:00 AM ---------- Previous post was at 06:57 AM ---------- Right! The question is how practical it would be.

For freetrack you can use almost every webcam - it's not the hard part. The problems are: 1. If you want to have better results you need to work with IR (because of light interference). For the webcam itself it's easy: just remove the IR filter. But then you need IR led lights, so you must buy them from special stores. 2. Normal webcams give about 30 fps max. For good results you need 100. So it's getting expensive.

But this is exactly what happens in Arma! When you turn you body with the mouse you turn the head also. That's exactly what's bothering. I wish the mouse would only control the body. Edit: I tested it a bit more, and from this point of view you are right: If you were to move the body separately, you would have the head centered. (not so practicable :)