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How to Use Facetracknoir V170 149 for Immersive Gaming

Facetracknoir is a headtracking program that makes gaming more fun by allowing you to control your view with your head movements. It supports multiple face-trackers, filters and game-protocols, including FreeTrack, FlightGear, VJoy, TrackIR, SimConnect and FSUIPC. In this article, we will show you how to download, install and configure Facetracknoir V170 149 for your favorite games.

Download Facetracknoir V170 149

You can download Facetracknoir V170 149 from SourceForge[^1^], where you can also find the latest updates and user reviews. The file size is about 25 MB and it is compatible with Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8 and 10. You will need a webcam or an IR-tracker to use Facetracknoir.

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Install Facetracknoir V170 149

After downloading the file, run the installer and follow the instructions on the screen. You may need to install some additional components, such as Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable Package or FaceAPI SDK. The installer will create a shortcut on your desktop and a folder in your Program Files directory.

Configure Facetracknoir V170 149

To configure Facetracknoir V170 149, launch the program from the shortcut or the Start menu. You will see a main window with several tabs and options. Here are some steps to get you started:

Select your tracker from the Tracker Source dropdown menu. You can choose from SM FaceAPI, AIC Inertial Head Tracker or PointTracker (IR-tracker derived from FreeTrack).

Select your filter from the Filter dropdown menu. You can choose from Accela (a new filter that provides great stability and response), EWMA (an exponential moving average filter) or No Filter.

Select your game protocol from the Game protocol dropdown menu. You can choose from FreeTrack 2.0 (which supports all FreeTrack and TrackIR enabled games), FlightGear (which supports the open source flight simulator), VJoy (which emulates a virtual joystick), TrackIR (which supports games that use TrackIR API), SimConnect (which supports Microsoft Flight Simulator X) or FSUIPC (which supports Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002/2004).

Adjust your settings in the Curves tab. You can modify the sensitivity, deadzone and response curve of each axis (yaw, pitch, roll, x, y and z) by dragging the points on the graph or entering values in the boxes.

Test your tracker in the Test Input tab. You can see how your head movements are translated into output data by looking at the numbers and graphs on the screen.

Save your settings in the Settings tab. You can save your current profile as a .ini file or load a previously saved profile.

Enjoy Facetracknoir V170 149

Now you are ready to enjoy Facetracknoir V170 149 with your favorite games. Just make sure you have selected the correct game protocol and that your game supports headtracking. You may need to enable headtracking in your game settings or use a third-party plugin to make it work. For more information, you can visit the FaceTrackNoIR website[^1^] or check out some tutorials and videos online.

Facetracknoir V170 149 is a great tool for immersive gaming that lets you control your view with your head movements. It is easy to download, install and configure, and it supports a wide range of games and trackers. Try it out today and see how it enhances your gaming experience.