lot1on

Yeah, it's not really stutters, sorry. It's more like the mouse input gets locked into horizontal movement. When it happens I can't move my view vertically with the mouse (horizontal input works), while moving the view with TrackIR works. To fix it I move my head around or just swing the mouse around until it "releases" and then I can aim vertically again. Sadly, it happens way too often and when it starts happening it's like it gets stuck into this state and it constantly happens, leading me to pause the TrackIR all together. The choppy view you're talking about when zoomed in I somewhat counter with more sensitivity. If you try the "one2one" setting it's almost non-existent (to me). Of course this means you need to move your head a lot more to look behind you, so I have setup 2 profiles that I switch between depending on the situation I am in. Basically it's the dyslexci profile and the standard one2one profile. For the Devs: The horizontal locking of the mouse happens more often when I use a profile with more radical movements. If I use the one2one-setting it seems too happen less frequent, but it's a problem no matter what. I'm really hoping there'll be a fix to this. What I'm accustomed to and what we're expecting of TrackIR, is for it to behave like it does in Arma. To anyone who doesn't know what that looks like - check out this old video:

I've noticed that as well.. Not sure if this used to work in the past, but I tried changing my zeroing to ctrl + mouse wheel up/down and it doesn't seem to differentiate between CTRL + mousewheel and regular mousewheel.

First I just wanna say that I know TrackIR is 3rd party software. I'm just curious if any fellow TrackIR users share my problem. I therefore haven't reported this as a bug yet. Sometimes while playing DayZ it's like the camera gets stuck (doesn't detect mouse input or TrackIR input) and I usually end up wiggling my mouse and head around for like a second until it "releases" and it works fine again. It's extremely anoying when it happens, and especially if happens during a critical moment - like in a firefight... I haven't been able to find a "trigger" that causes the problem. It feels like it's a bit on and off. Sometimes i'll be playing for hours without any issues and other times it does these micro-stutters almost every minute. I love that TrackIR is back in DayZ and I think the game is just getting better and better so this is in no way meant to be a "whine-post" about the problems with the game. I'm just curious if the problem is on my end or if other users experience the same problem? Thanks! PS: I use TrackIR in several other games (including Arma, DCS, etc.) and I've never had this problem outside DayZ.