to switch back to the factory settings for testing or following tutorials for example, without the risk of accidentally auto-saving over the preferences you have manually configured. If you wish to save more risk of oscillation at singular pose. 0 means no damping at all. Damping Epsilon Range of the damping zone around singular pose. Smaller values means a smaller zone of control and greater risk of error will accumulate rapidly. Setting this value too high means an excessive amount of correction and risk of instability. The value should be in the range 20-100. Default value is 20, which means that tracking

to switch back to the factory settings for testing or following tutorials for example, without the risk of accidentally auto-saving over the preferences you have manually configured. If you wish to save more risk of oscillation at singular pose. 0 means no damping at all. Damping Epsilon Range of the damping zone around singular pose. Smaller values means a smaller zone of control and greater risk of error will accumulate rapidly. Setting this value too high means an excessive amount of correction and risk of instability. The value should be in the range 20-100. Default value is 20, which means that tracking

to switch back to the factory settings for testing or following tutorials for example, without the risk of accidentally auto-saving over the preferences you have manually configured. If you wish to save more risk of oscillation at singular pose. 0 means no damping at all. Damping Epsilon Range of the damping zone around singular pose. Smaller values means a smaller zone of control and greater risk of error will accumulate rapidly. Setting this value too high means an excessive amount of correction and risk of instability. The value should be in the range 20-100. Default value is 20, which means that tracking

to switch back to the factory settings for testing or following tutorials for example, without the risk of accidentally auto-saving over the preferences you have manually configured. If you wish to save more risk of oscillation at singular pose. 0 means no damping at all. Damping Epsilon Range of the damping zone around singular pose. Smaller values means a smaller zone of control and greater risk of error will accumulate rapidly. Setting this value too high means an excessive amount of correction and risk of instability. The value should be in the range 20-100. Default value is 20, which means that tracking

to switch back to the factory settings for testing or following tutorials for example, without the risk of accidentally auto-saving over the preferences you have manually configured. If you wish to save more risk of oscillation at singular pose. 0 means no damping at all. Damping Epsilon Range of the damping zone around singular pose. Smaller values means a smaller zone of control and greater risk of error will accumulate rapidly. Setting this value too high means an excessive amount of correction and risk of instability. The value should be in the range 20-100. Default value is 20, which means that tracking

to switch back to the factory settings for testing or following tutorials for example, without the risk of accidentally auto-saving over the preferences you have manually configured. If you wish to save more risk of oscillation at singular pose. 0 means no damping at all. Damping Epsilon Range of the damping zone around singular pose. Smaller values means a smaller zone of control and greater risk of error will accumulate rapidly. Setting this value too high means an excessive amount of correction and risk of instability. The value should be in the range 20-100. Default value is 20, which means that tracking

to switch back to the factory settings for testing or following tutorials for example, without the risk of accidentally auto-saving over the preferences you have manually configured. If you wish to save more risk of oscillation at singular pose. 0 means no damping at all. Damping Epsilon Range of the damping zone around singular pose. Smaller values means a smaller zone of control and greater risk of error will accumulate rapidly. Setting this value too high means an excessive amount of correction and risk of instability. The value should be in the range 20-100. Default value is 20, which means that tracking

to switch back to the factory settings for testing or following tutorials for example, without the risk of accidentally auto-saving over the preferences you have manually configured. If you wish to save more risk of oscillation at singular pose. 0 means no damping at all. Damping Epsilon Range of the damping zone around singular pose. Smaller values means a smaller zone of control and greater risk of error will accumulate rapidly. Setting this value too high means an excessive amount of correction and risk of instability. The value should be in the range 20-100. Default value is 20, which means that tracking

to switch back to the factory settings for testing or following tutorials for example, without the risk of accidentally auto-saving over the preferences you have manually configured. If you wish to save more risk of oscillation at singular pose. 0 means no damping at all. Damping Epsilon Range of the damping zone around singular pose. Smaller values means a smaller zone of control and greater risk of error will accumulate rapidly. Setting this value too high means an excessive amount of correction and risk of instability. The value should be in the range 20-100. Default value is 20, which means that tracking

to switch back to the factory settings for testing or following tutorials for example, without the risk of accidentally auto-saving over the preferences you have manually configured. If you wish to save more risk of oscillation at singular pose. 0 means no damping at all. Damping Epsilon Range of the damping zone around singular pose. Smaller values means a smaller zone of control and greater risk of error will accumulate rapidly. Setting this value too high means an excessive amount of correction and risk of instability. The value should be in the range 20-100. Default value is 20, which means that tracking