InstantForum.NET v4.1.4Vuzix Forumshttp://forums.vuzix.com/forums@vuzix.us.comWed, 16 May 2012 21:57:48 GMT20http://forums.vuzix.com/Topic6185-10-1.aspxAll Direct3D extensions have a file called [i]VR920Dx9Stereo.cfg[/i] that is copied into the game's executable directory. This file contains settings for controlling different parameters of the stereo and tracking experience. To adjust tracking sensitivity, change the settings "Yaw_Mult" and "Pitch_Mult". If they are not present in your config files, just add them to the end of the list with a comma between them. I find the setting .05 to be comfortable.<br><br>Here's an example for Half Life 2:<br><br>[quote]Method=6, IPD_View=1.40,IPD_Menu=.020,Manual_VSync=0,Locking=0,QueryGPU=1,LogFile=0,AutoIPD=0, ExpMax=0.11, ExpRate=0.001, ExpPoint=2.0, [b]Yaw_Mult=0.05, Pitch_Mult=0.05[/b][/quote]<br><br>If you would like to invert the tracking axes, just put a minus in front of the value: <br><br>[quote][b]Pitch_Mult=-0.05[/b][/quote]Fri, 27 Jan 2012 08:42:12 GMTStarnerfhttp://forums.vuzix.com/Topic6185-10-1.aspxI had similar issue, but obviusly I can not know if the cause is the same as for your problem. That is, I had limited range in the yaw movement (ony few degrees instead of 180°) as soon as I started the game, whereas the head tracking calibration outside game was perfect. It depended on my personal headset -which I use in place of the Vuzix earphones- and some magnetic interferences with its metallic parts. So check to calibrate the sensor exactly in the same magnetic environment;) as in gaming.Wed, 23 Nov 2011 04:21:15 GMTMartbahttp://forums.vuzix.com/Topic6185-10-1.aspxArrr!!! I emailed Vuzix about this and they didn't even reply (come on guys, just send a boilerplate at least). Tried on Vista 32-bit and 7 64-bit (Steam versions).Sat, 24 Sep 2011 17:58:16 GMTcyberealityhttp://forums.vuzix.com/Topic6185-10-1.aspx[quote][b]cybereality (9/18/2011)[/b][hr]I can't get L4D (or HL2) to work with headtracking (same issue, it moves microscopically). I am using 1200VR and the 3.1.1 VRManager. Whats going on?[/quote]</P><P>Oh dear...so it sounds like its not me, but a problem with the software and the 1200VR combination :(</P><P>No response at all from others, particular Vuzix themselves which is a bit disappointing....Sun, 18 Sep 2011 18:09:56 GMTjonstatthttp://forums.vuzix.com/Topic6185-10-1.aspxI can't get L4D (or HL2) to work with headtracking (same issue, it moves microscopically). I am using 1200VR and the 3.1.1 VRManager. Whats going on?Sun, 18 Sep 2011 11:59:57 GMTcyberealityhttp://forums.vuzix.com/Topic6185-10-1.aspxHmmm...exactly the same with Half-life 2. Moving my head makes a tiny tiny movement on screen. If I increase the mouse sensitivity in the game, then it moves some more but it still doesn't match my head movement.Sat, 17 Sep 2011 13:02:45 GMTjonstatthttp://forums.vuzix.com/Topic6185-10-1.aspxHi,<P>I am fairly new to this so I am probably missing something.</P><P>1) 1200 glasses with 6TC. </P><P>2) Zero'd gyros by resting glasses on the table and using VR manager</P><P>3) Calibrated gyros by rotating in various directions and saw the green bars fill up to around half way</P><P>4) Wear glasses, zero set. Tried turning head in various directions and see the correct corresponding movement on the on-screen view in VR manager</P><P>All seems good so far!!</P><P>5) Copied 2 dlls and a .cfg file to root of Left 4 Dead install directory</P><P>Start game</P><P>* Firstly the game seems to only come up on one monitor, and its the wrong one! So I force the display to the glasses only rather than duplicate display</P><P>* Game correctly appears in 3D without problem. However, moving my head left/right only results in a tiny movement on-screen. Moving my head up and down seems to do nothing. All control still resides with the mouse.</P><P>Is there something I have set wrongly here. I am guessing the mouse shouldn't result in movement but just aiming within the screenspace, but thats not what is happening. Can anyone help?Fri, 16 Sep 2011 08:58:28 GMTjonstatt