Shifted TrackIR pov center

[Vendigo]

I'm using Trackir same as always, and all of a sudden the centered view (F12) is like this (shifted to the right), which makes playing very uncomfortable. I had a similar problem several years ago, and I was advised to reset the view settings (by editing a file), but I can't remeber what it is. 

Can anyone help please!  

   

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Edited February 16 by Vendigo

[Falcon_85]

14.02.2026 в 21:59, Vendigo сказал:

I'm using Trackir same as always, and all of a sudden the centered view (F12) is like this (shifted to the right), which makes playing very unformortable. I had a similar problem several years ago, and I was advised to reset the view settings (by editing a file), but I can't remeber what it is. 

Can anyone help please!  

   

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Зайди в игру, но не подключай Trackir.
Поставь самолёт на стоянку и войди на карту.
Открой меню настроек и выбери раздел камера.
Сбрось все ползунки, на ноль.
Зайди обратно в самолёт.
Клавишами 4 и 6, или 2 и 8, выровни вид по центру.
Можно максимально увеличить вид клавишей плюс и клавишами 4,6,2,8, более точно поставить вид в центр.
Затем клавишей минус, отдалить вид как тебе нужно.
Потом клавишей F10, сохранить вид.

 

А это, если собьётся прицел.

[Vendigo]

I remembered it is also possible to copy/paste the standard view settings that are stored in:  

IL-2 Sturmovik Battle of Stalingrad\data\LuaScripts\snapviews\defaults

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If either accidentally or purposely if you enabled the Precision mode in Track Ir the head position shifts to one side when centering regardless of your F10 setting.  I don't know why it does this, but it does and it took me a long time to find out what was causing it.   I had been enabling Precision mode as soon as I got in the cockpit and noticed the offset head centering.  Once I switched off Precision mode I could center my head normally.   I rarely use Precision mode except possibly attacking ground targets and bombers.

 

The explanation for Precision that I got is that you should only be using Precision Mode when you are closing in on your target to reduce excess head (view) movements.  Once you don't need that reduced head movement Precision mode should be turned off and you can center your head again normally.

 

I hope this helps you out.