DCS World

Responsiveness
Adjust how fast the camera reacts to your eye movements.

Limits
Control how much your field of view will change with your gaze and at which angle the camera will slow to a complete stop.
(Pitch Mirror: When you activate this feature, adjusting the sliders will result in symmetrical angles both up and down. Turn off the Mirror, and you'll be able to independently select different pitch angles both upward and downward.)

Head rotation

Limit in Yaw/Pitch/Roll
Specifies the maximum value for the in-game camera. Can be used to reduce clipping if needed.
(Mirror: you can set different maximum values in the opposite direction with Mirror Off.)

Sensitivity
Adjust how sensitive the camera is to head movements. The setting value is a multiplier of your head movements.
(Mirror: You can adjust the sensitivity differently in the opposite direction with Mirror Off.)

Curve
Modifies how the camera moves in relation to head movement with Curve strength and Midpoint.
You can also control how much the in-game camera responds to your movements by defining a "dead zone" where it won't react.

Head position

Relative Head Position
Camera Position changes are relative to either the current camera orientation or the original camera orientation.
(Turn it On for the current camera orientation and Off for the original camera orientation.)

Head Position settings follow current camera orientation
The Head Position settings can use either the current camera orientation or the original camera orientation as the center.
(Turn it On for the current camera orientation and Off for the original camera orientation.)

Limit in X/Y/Z Axis
Specifies the maximum value for the in-game camera. Can be used to reduce clipping if needed.
(Mirror: you can set different maximum values in the opposite direction when it is Off.)

Sensitivity
Adjust how sensitive the camera is to head movements. The setting value is a multiplier of your head movements.
(Mirror: you can adjust the sensitivity differently in the opposite direction when it is Off.)

Curve
Modifies how the camera moves in relation to head movement with Curve strength and Midpoint.
You can also control how much the in-game camera responds to your movements by defining a "dead zone" where it won't react.

Camera boost can enhance your experience with our Extended View feature.
It is supported in Tobii Game Hub v3.2 or newer releases.
Check out our article to learn more about what Camera Boost is.

Increase boost value to look further
Tweak the maximal boost which can be applied to the head tracking rotation sensitivity by adjusting the In-game camera boost setting.

Select the Gaze dead-zone for your screen
Choose at what distance from the center of the screen you must look for the boost to start increasing (reaching its’ maximal boost at the edge of the screen).

If you're searching for recommended settings, here are our recommended settings for Camera Boost. Try it out yourself. Download the profile here.

Enable/Disable key
A hotkey that temporarily enables/disables camera control.

Center view on disable
Decides whether or not the view will center when camera movement is disabled through the hotkey.

Reset head tracking key
Recenters your in-game camera based on your head position and orientation.
Do this once you are in the game and every time you change seating position.

Head auto center
Subtly adapts to natural changes in your head pose during your game session.