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Group: Forum Members Last Login: 5/13/2008 8:58:23 PM Posts: 4, Visits: 13 |
| | Hello, I need a little help setting up my VR920 with GlovePie. I would like to use the system with StarWars Galaxies and the GlovePie mouse look emulator. I have downloaded the newest version of GlovePie (3.0) and read through several of the posts but being computer programming challenged I'm a little confused. Can i get some step by step instructions on what and where I need to insert the proper information to use the VR920 with Star Wars Galaxies, BF2, BF2142 etc. Thank you for your time. Mike |
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Group: Forum Members Last Login: 2/27/2009 2:06:04 PM Posts: 104, Visits: 744 |
| | hey mate , its very easy 1. goto file. 2. goto open. 3. goto vr920scripts 4. open MouseLook.PIE 5. click run and your done  for trackir enhanced games use the FakeTrackir.PIE script as it is more stable then mouse look and u also get the roll axis. |
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Group: Forum Members Last Login: 5/13/2008 8:58:23 PM Posts: 4, Visits: 13 |
| | Thank you for the response. Ok in light of this information I think my problem is with WinZip. I found the GlovePIE.exe file in the WinZip Archive but when I try to execute the file I get a message that says the p5dll.dll file cannot be found and that reinstalling this file may help. Im sure your hanging your heads and the only thing I can say is Im not a big user of WinZip. Question. When I downloaded the GlovePie program does it have to go to WinZip? Can I get it to load and execute differently. Or am I missing something on getting it out of WinZip? Again, thank you for the help so far. It looks like I just asked for the wrong information. Mike |
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Group: Forum Members Last Login: 5/13/2008 8:58:23 PM Posts: 4, Visits: 13 |
| | *Hangs Head* Some times you just have to be smarter than the machine. LOL. I was in the wrong view of WinZip. Im up and running with the VR920. It works but im not happy with the jitter. I have been looking through the forums to find out how to smooth things out. So far I've found that spending a little time to get a good calibration helps. Working on that now. Is there anything I can do with GlovePie to help? Thanks Mike |
| | | | Supreme Being
       
Group: Forum Members Last Login: 1/29/2009 12:33:13 AM Posts: 136, Visits: 408 |
| well not specificly with glovepie but if you have any subwoofers under ur desk or large speakers or anything with a fairly good magnet in it you need to move them away.
i had 2 massive subs under my desk and i couldnt get yaw calibration to work properly at all now i moved them away to other side of room and yaw is all fine.
hope this helps |
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Group: Forum Members Last Login: 5/13/2008 8:58:23 PM Posts: 4, Visits: 13 |
| | Now that you mention it I have two next to desk. One is for the Creative sound system and the second is for the TVs entertainment center. I'll move these and see what happens. Thanks Mike |
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