How to set up OpenTrack IR head tracking on PC Gamepass games?

Has been a pleasure bud

Hope you was able to find exe files inside windows apps folder

Don't worry mate. Take your time, I found this tutorial about how to access WindowsApp folder (I think it can be used to access XboxGames too), maybe you can access to the folders following it:

https://www.intowindows.com/how-to-access-windo...

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Thanks a bunch, SwordofWhedon and I will do. I've been playing games and simulators since 1999 on Windows 98 and I've only had head tracking for a week, and I'm blown away to say the least. It's hard to believe I didn't do this years ago.

I'm quite surprised that my question was not answered quickly and easily especially considering how immersive head tracking is. I was looking forward to Microsoft Flight Simulator on Xbox game pass PC but I do believe I'm going to hold off on that 100+Gig download before I find out if it's even possible. Thanks again for the idea.

I did locate a third-party app that supposedly unlocks all the files but I'm a little skittish about putting something like that on my rig.

Well, you taught me something I didn't know, but unfortunately it didn't work. With the command line open it's not showing any Xbox paths.

What I'm actually trying to do is direct OpenTrack to the .exe of games in PC Game Pass so that the games can be recognized.

The games need to be recognized in order for OpenTrack to function. My apologies for being repetitious or even redundant but surely gamers use this program as well as other tracking software while playing PC game pass games.

I'm just really surprised that there isn't a plethora of info on this topic in all of the www.

I appreciate your assistance Josef and I'm all ears too any additional information or direction to get this resolved.