There are a couple of really good ways to get IR headtracking without springing for TrackIR itself.ġ.) First off, you have 'Freetrack' (look it up on google), it is free software that works like the TrackIR software, the only catch is that you have to build your own IR head tracking rig and modify a webcam, still, don't worry about it too much since the construction of such things takes only a quick trip to radio shack and a Sunday afternoon, it is very easy to build everything you will need. (hopefully i'll add way more informations to it in the future).
FACETRACKNOIR 2.0 DOES NOT START WEBCAM HOW TO
I wrote a quick & dirty guide on how to remove the shaking we may encounter with default/incomplete parameters have a look at it it may contain some useful informations : This is the one i'm now using because of that easy asymetrical curve edition, plus the accela mk3 filter which allows you to get great precision with a 30+fps 640x480 webcam and plenty of options to fine-tune your setup. Opensource alternative, similar to freetrack, also including accela filters, coming with nice curve editing, including ASYMETRICAL CURVES. Provide a great feature which will 'smooth' zooming when actually zooming using the facetrackeritself (Z axis), which could be quite useful for flight sims. When using IR emitting points, with a webcam modified to filter ambient light and keep IR only, it compares to other solutions.Īnother alternative, using more common point tracking, including IR emitting points. with crappy webcams it will of course give simple/not that good results.
Many people will try its simplest tracker source, the face recognition, because it does not require extra hardware beside an UNMODIFIED webcam, but. facetracknoir handles multiple tracking sources it can use some face-recognition mechanism, or use more standard points to track your head position and movements, including IR emitting points from 1 to 3 points, thus including trackclippro. There are 3 popular webcam-based free software :ġ.
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