FalconBMS-Alternative-Launcher VS FOXTracker

I use this: https://github.com/chihirobelmo/FalconBMS-Alternative-Launcher/releases

Hey friend, since 4.36 BMS supports DX128 input (which means, up to 128 inputs per device) as a undocumented change - it's a optional flag that Alternate Launcher (see patch note: https://github.com/chihirobelmo/FalconBMS-Alternative-Launcher/releases/tag/v2.1.1) should automatically tick but if it doesn't adding "set g_nButtonsPerDevice 128" in "Falcon BMS 4.36\User\Config\falcon bms.cfg" should allow you to bind everything as well.

For setting controls (and managing different theaters) i highly recommend BMS Alternative Launcher: https://github.com/chihirobelmo/FalconBMS-Alternative-Launcher - it makes it easier to set the controls, select different theaters, etc. really helps, ime.

A lot of people use the Alternative Launcher to configure their HOTAS: https://github.com/chihirobelmo/FalconBMS-Alternative-Launcher/releases

I see you're using AITrack. I had some issue with it in terms of tracking and I switched to FoxTracker. It works in the same fashion, check the settings though to switch the direct game control off.

I've been using FOXTracker for a while. I like it, and it works with opentrack just fine, but I do notice it uses around 300 MB of memory. Seeing how DCS is pretty memory intensive and sometimes crashes due to memory maxing out, I was wondering if FaceTrackNoIR was less memory intensive so as to leave me more wiggle room.

I'm using FOXtracker, it works with opentrack or can be used by itself. In my personal opinion, after using both for a while, FOXtracker is smoother and more accurate than AItrack. I was thinking in build a DIY TrackIR clip, but FOXtracker works so fine that I think is not necessary.

There's another head tracking solution called FoxTrack that utilize a webcam to perform head tracking. A PS3 webcam is recommended since it's cheap and has 60 fps.

Use HFR camera ($5 ps3eye) for a smoother experience https://github.com/xuhao1/FOXTracker