Is there anyone who has put an Edtracker in a nice maplins or other enclosure willing to do it for me? I am very very bad at fiddly things and I lack the tools. I will cover all postage costs/materials/Beer Money in advance.
I can't just mount it to my headphones as the spikes are marking the headband.
Can't do tic tac box as mine seems too thick to fit in properly.
Phew! Thank you. I thought I was losing my mind![]()
Well thank you very much. What teriffic customer service!v2.20.4 is up and fixes your problem![]()
Although having watched a few videos of Mr. Brummie, I'm still trying to figure out what "soilent running" might be....![]()
Just a thought on Drift. The device has a built-in temperature monitor, yes? Can the drift-compensation software be programmed to automatically increase/decrease a set amount, based on a temperature fluctuations? It seems to me that wearing the Tracker (on top of my head in this case), plus using it in-game, generates higher temperatures than when it's just sitting still on your desk during calibration/drift compensation set-up. I'm still finding my device is drifting off after only a few minutes useFor those first few minutes though, it's agonisingly close to being perfect
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Sadly I haven't had the time yet to look further into this. Or maybe I'm just secretly hoping someone else does...![]()
I try to calibrate carefully. After leaving it 10+ mins it is roughly aligned. I say roughly because the orange dot is the one that is most difficult to get central, it takes several presses of the 'Calculate Bias Values' button to get it central. After moving the Tracker the blue dot returns nicely to the central position, but the orange one is always slightly errant. It always wavers slightly after calibration and seems to get further away over time. What does the orange dot represent? The variation in temp is roughly between 13 and 19 degrees. It'd be nice if I could manually adjust the Drift comp.I think the talk was of if building up a map of yaw by temp and using that? Goodness knows if that possible or indeed even necessary?
As regards you device drifting off, I assume you've calibrated it carefully? After you do so, is the drift visible in the calibration tool? ie: Leave it for 10 mins and it is/isn't aligned? Or are you instead experiencing it in game?
I'm not mixing them up.Please don't mix up calibration and drift compensation, as they are quite different.
For both to work best, DON'T move your device during the process.
As mentioned above, drift compensation is best done at working temperature.
Wear your headset with the device attached for half an hour before doing drift compensation, this should get you better results.