Track IR 5

[Urra]

Anyone notice that If you use same profile for Bos, Bom that you use for dcs, you have to rotate your head much further to get the same response. Especially noticeable in the vertical direction...? The curve must be doubled to get close to a similar response.

Edited June 7, 2016 by roaming_gnome

[TG-55Panthercules]

I never fly my DCS and haven't used my TIR in it.  Been so long since I've used TIR for anything else that I don't have anything to compare it to, but I do remember that I had to change the old profile I used to use with the old IL-2 and make my TIR curves pretty steep in RoF (and I use the same one for RoF and BoS) in order to get good results.  

[SharpeXB]

DCS I feel is a lot more sensitive than BoS/RoF. The 777 games feel just perfect by default to me. I just use the preset "Smooth" and go.

DCS I dial down the sensitivity a bit. But not much. One aspect about clickable cockpits is the need to lean and move more than would be needed in reality to see switches underneath the throttle etc. That's probably why it's the way it is.

[seafireliv]

Anyone notice that If you use same profile for Bos, Bom that you use for dcs, you have to rotate your head much further to get the same response. Especially noticeable in the vertical direction...? The curve must be doubled to get close to a similar response.

 

Was DCS made by the same people who made ROF\BOM\BOS? If not then that`s really no surprise.

[SharpeXB]

Was DCS made by the same people who made ROF\BOM\BOS? If not then that`s really no surprise.

RoF was made by Neoqb and then 777 Studios

777 Studios merged with 1C to become 1C Game Studios which currently makes RoF, BoS and BoM

 

DCS is made by a different company, Eagle Dynamics.

[71st_AH_Mastiff]

thats why you can make a profile and curves in the Track ir ui.