6D Tracker vs Smart Head Track for OpenTrack Usage & Stats
6D Tracker captures the position and orientation of your head and sends it to your favorite (supported) game or simulator, allowing you to look around in a more immersive and natural way. It connects to your computer using the opentrack client and works using only the front camera on your device, without the need for any additional hardware.
Main features include:
- A sleek UI that allows you to quickly apply and reset position/rotation offsets in any dimension.
- Individual sensitivity controls for each of the 6 tracked dimensions.
- Rotation offset compensation.
- Support for any device orientation.
- Toggles for quickly hiding the viewfinder and dimming the screen.
Supported games include:
- Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020
- Assetto Corsa
- X-Plane
- BeamNG.drive
- Dirt Rally 2.0
- Elite: Dangerous
- iRacing
- Star Citizen
- ...and many more (more information inside the app)
- Apple App Store
- Free
- Games
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Smart Head Track is a head tracking app that supports OpenTrack.
It is designed for use with action game and simulation game.
It tracks the position and orientation of your head without extra device.
You only need the app and OpenTrack open source software on your PC.
It will work with games that supports FreeTrack or TrackIR protocol, such as
- Microsoft Flight Simulator
- Microsoft FSX
- Euro Truck Simulator 2
and more
Instructions on the PC
1. Download & Install OpenTrack on your PC. (https://git.io/JUs2U)
2. In OpenTrack, select 'UDP over network' as input source and 'freetrack 2.0 Enhanced' as output
3. Do not click START yet.
4. Make sure the UDP port of OpenTrack is open on your PC firewall. (Default port is 4242)
5. Find the IP address of your PC.
Instructions on the App
1. Open Smart Head Track App
2. Set up the IP address and port.
3. Position your face inside the camera screen.
4. Click Re-center to configure offset automatically.
5. Click START both on the phone and PC.
- Apple App Store
- Free
- Games
Store Rank
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6D Tracker VS. 
Smart Head Track for OpenTrackJanuary 8, 2025