Cockpit view moves with the whole plane when trying to lean.

[SCG_motoadve]

Any ideas how to fix this?

try to lean to the side or front the whole cockpit moves forward or to the side.

Does not matter if VR limit view is checked or not.

 

 

[dburne]

Sounds like maybe a tracking issue?

[SCG_motoadve]

1 minute ago, dburne said:

Sounds like maybe a tracking issue?

Its the HP Reverb, it has no stations, dont know actually how is the tracking being done with this headset.

Happened to me before with the O+ and it fixed it itself.

[dburne]

21 minutes ago, II./JG77_motoadve said:

Its the HP Reverb, it has no stations, dont know actually how is the tracking being done with this headset.

Happened to me before with the O+ and it fixed it itself.

 

Dark or bland room?

[SCG_motoadve]

Lighted room.

Its not IL2 , DCS has the same issue.

Edited October 2, 2019 by II./JG77_motoadve

[71st_AH_statuskuo]

I think it's a WMR issue.  Exit out of  WMR and then startup again,  put on your headset  and follow the instructions to look sideways and  down.   Then start  Il2. 

[Muff_Huggar]

When this happens to me occasionally  (and it happens in RFactor 2 also), I get out of the game, go into the VR settings and set the seated position again. This fixes it every time. I haven't figured out what causes it...sometimes I think it's after I've loaded the game on a flat screen to do some adjustments/configuration/etc. 

[SCG_Redcloud111]

I used to use WMR wtih O+.  A simple reenter in WMR settings will fix it. Make sure you have enough light in the room. I never had to shutoff and restart the game.

[Aap]

I wonder if there has been some nVidia driver update or Windows update lately that affects WMR. 

Recently (a week or two ago) I had an issue that computer did not recognize my device and gave me an error code that the device was not plugged or something like that. Unplugging and re-plugging made my device work again, but when I tried to fly after that I had the same issue that entire cockpit moved, when I was moving my head. Restart of my computer and again un- and re-plugging fixed the cockpit issue, but now I have a situation all the time that I need to unplug and re-plug USB's to get Windows to recognize my device. After I do that everything works normally, but is not very fun to crawl behind my computer to unplug and re-plug cables every time I want to use VR.