Miscelaneous
The last pane contains things that didn't fit into the other panes.
This button installs the XPlane plugin. When pressed, a dialogue appears, asking you to browse
to your XPlane executable.

When there, select the executable and press the Open button.

Shoud a problem occur, a message would be shown, otherwise you can close ltr_gui and start XPlane.
In case you use several XPlane installations, install the plugin into each of them.
For details on the XPlane plugin setup refer to the Xplane plugin setup page.
Linuxtrack-Wine support installation
To utilize Linuxtrack under Wine, two conditions must be satisfied: a TrackIR firmware with companion files
must be available (even if you aren't using the TrackIR for tracking) and Linuxtrack-Wine "plugin" must be
installed in each "bottle"/Wine prefix, where a program/game requiring headtracking is installed.
When the Linuxtrack-Wine support files install button is pressed, a check is performed to ensure the
required files are present and if necessary a dialogue facilitating the TrackIR firmware extraction pops up -
just follow the instructions and install the firmware.
On Linux, a dialogue asking for the target "Wine prefix" (or "bottle") pops up - the Linuxtrack-Wine
will be installed there.
On MacOS X, the linuxtrack-wine.exe installer (located in the Linuxtrack .dmg package) must be
installed manually - just run the installer in the desired "bottle".
Several applications are installed - Controller (allows you to pause and recenter tracking by a keypress),
Tester (troubleshooting aid to test the tracking) and Uninstall (allowing you to remove Linuxtrack-Wine).
When a Controller is started, window pops up and you should specify the pause key and recenter key -
just press the appropriate button followed by key/keys of your choice (max 2 keys).
While the Controller is running(it can be minimized to tray), start the program/game and the tracking should
just work.
When using more prefixes/bottles, always make sure to install the plugin into all of them and also make
sure you use the Controller from the same prefix/bottle as the current target game/program,
otherwise you'll not be able to controll the Linuxtrack!
Logfile viewer
Press the button to see the contents of ltr_gui's log - it might contain some interesting informations
especially when debugging a problem.
Package Logs
This button creates zip file containing Linuxtrack logs, which is handy when reporting a problem.
Troubleshooting options
There are several checkboxes allowing you to modify Linuxtrack's behavior when needed...
- Disable camera view disables camera view in the Tracking window.
- Disable 3D tracking preview disables 3D preview in the Tracking window; this might be
handy especially on machines with weak GPU (gma950 and similar), where it considerably lowers
the machine load.
- Use legacy pose computation method - not to be checked unless directly asked by a
developer.
- Use legacy rotation computation method - not to be checked unless directly asked by a
developer.
- Disable translation/rotation alignment allows you to decouple rotations and translations.
Normally translations are aligned with in-game view - when you rotate your in-game head to look
out of the side window and move your head towards the screen, the view moves towards the window. If this
behavior is not desired, check the button and the effect will be disabled.