in the calibrator it seems perfect i am getting 0 jitter even , i think this is cause when calibrating it i was rotating it about 2mm a sec , it took longer but it seems good "within the calibrator , in games like lomac and fs9 when i turn my head left i get about 15 to 20 degrees of turn if i go right i get the same and then it flights around to the 180 degrees instantly , when i get it to not do this i have problems where if i look up past say 15 degrees it starts using the yaw . this is using glovepie as the iwear monitor program doesnt run anymore , i get an error saying "runtime error ... floating point support not loaded" then the program closes , although im getting no jitter in the calibrator i am still getting it in games . when i try to add the filter with the smooth(vr920) thing the faketrackir stops working ( carl can u help with this one please )

ill try calibrating it outside since i have a laptop and ill see if its any better.

Edit:ok just went out side and it didnt help its going in the 40's to the left and 120's to the right , was only out there for 1 try since its almost 40 degrees outside and they were heating up like a bitch now im inside and tryed in in the living room with the aircon blowing in my face seems to be getting yaw both ways in lomac nicely but still when i look up it yaws to the left i realy dont like the way this thing tracks its yaw but i dont want to stick ir lights on it just yet

If you play facing whatever angle you set as zero, then it will work fine, otherwise you will have that bug.

Sorry, it's my fault. I'll have a go at fixing it.

Edit: I don't think the yaw changing when you pitch is my fault. I think it is just lazy programming in the driver. Or I might be misinterpreting the euler angles and applying them in the wrong order.

PIE.FrameRate = 120Hz
if FakeTrackIR.ProfileID=332DH then
  FakeTrackIR.yaw = smooth(vr920.Yaw - var.offset)*10
  FakeTrackIR.pitch = vr920.Pitch+50 degrees
  FakeTrackIR.roll = -vr920.Roll
else if FakeTrackIR.ProfileID=3A35H or FakeTrackIR.ProfileID=3A38H then
// Arvoch Conflict and Evochron Alliance use a different range
  FakeTrackIR.yaw = (vr920.Yaw - var.offset)*0
  FakeTrackIR.pitch = vr920.Pitch*5
  FakeTrackIR.roll = -vr920.Roll*10
else
  FakeTrackIR.yaw = (vr920.Yaw - var.offset)
  FakeTrackIR.pitch = vr920.Pitch
  FakeTrackIR.roll = -vr920.Roll
end if

is the smooth part right for the filter ?

It is the placebo effect.

The bottom IF part is the part that probably applies to your game.

Ps I have tried calibrating for 5 mins and it's still the same apart from my arms falling off!