Planes with built-in head latency?

[Tuor2112]

Apart from Realair and samdim's cap 10 are there any other FS9 planes with built-in head latency?

[Lazerbeak]

The only others that I can remember are Bear Studios' MiGs (payware) and FS-KBT's Mitsubishi F-2A (freeware).

[Tom Clayton]

I haven't flown it in a while, but I THINK that the French Cessna 150 might have it...

Nope - just checked, and the VC shakes with the engine running, but there's no true head latency.

[OBIO]

What is head latency?

[Wing_Z]

It's the slight difference in movement between the aircraft and your viewpoint in VC mode, as your "head" bobs about.
So you will see the canopy frame move a little more than the outside view.
It adds to the realism by making you nauseous...:d

[Naismith]

It is a bit of a pest if you use TrackIR though.

[Ferry_vO]

I think the Aussim Glasair III has it too.

[_ben]

Apart from Realair and samdim's cap 10 are there any other FS9 planes with built-in head latency?

There is a commercial program

Active Camera 2004 v 2.0
which amongst other things allows you to set the
level of latency you require for any aircraft.


options dialog: Internal View
head latency 0.0 to 2.0


I 'm not connected with the company, but I think it's
still supported.


ben

[aeromed202]

I tried the trial version of that and couldn't seem to get that effect to work, which was a deal breaker. Was that feature deactivated on the trial? Besides lived-in textures, I think this latency thing would really add a quantum level of realism to simming.

[Zevious Zoquis]

It definitely adds to the sense of realism for me. Flying without latency feels really odd now - like yr head is hard-mounted to the structure of the plane or something.

[Tim-HH]

The Digital Aviation Dornier Do-27 has this feature as well.

Greetings
Tim

[Felixthreeone]

Yeah I seem to remember having some issues with the CAP-10B and my Track IR.... did a wierd 'stuttering' like it had touretts or something; Had to uninstall the cap-10 which is a great freeware plane. I was disappointed. Can the head latency be removed from the aircraft or is it hard-coded?

[bull494]

The Britten Norman BN-2. It can be found at this site:

http://www.m-r-software.de/

Neat little plane. When ascending or descending in particular, things tend to bob around a bit.

James

[fsafranek]

It adds to the realism by making you nauseous...:d

So thats what that little bag is for. :barf:
:ernae:

[Cazzie]

I use Active Camera 2.0 for FS9.1.

Caz