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MS Force Feedback wheel - How to set up for Nascar 2002?

4 posts by 3 people · 22 Mar 2002 00:01 UTC - 22 Mar 2002 14:56 UTC

Brian Carabee 22 Mar 2002 00:01 UTC#128897
I just bought a Microsoft Force Feedback wheel, and I'm having a heck of a time configuring it for Nascar 2002. Sometimes, it just gives me a centering force and that's it. Then other times, after I play around with the configuration in Windows, I get other forces from impacts, grass, spinning, etc, but they really seem very unnatural. Can anyone help me set this thing up? Are there any "Schemes" in existence written specifically for N2002? Thanks. Brian
I have version 4 of the MSFF software installed and these are my settings. Wheel performance - factory default Pedal mode - separate Forces - high map front back forces to wheel - checked In NR2002 force feedback - checked 100% strength 100% linearity 26ms - latency 18% - damping Norman "Phantom" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > I just bought a Microsoft Force Feedback wheel, and I'm having a heckof a > time configuring it for Nascar 2002. > > Sometimes, it just gives me a centering force and that's it. Thenother > times, after I play around with the configuration in Windows, I getother > forces from impacts, grass, spinning, etc, but they really seem very > unnatural. > > Can anyone help me set this thing up? Are there any "Schemes" inexistence
Quoted text (7 lines)> written specifically for N2002? > > Thanks. > > Brian > >
Thanks Norman, I'll give that a try. Brian "Norman Black" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:a7e2gi$49n$[email hidden]...
Quoted text (41 lines)> I have version 4 of the MSFF software installed and these are my > settings. > > Wheel performance - factory default > Pedal mode - separate > Forces - high > map front back forces to wheel - checked > > In NR2002 > force feedback - checked > 100% strength > 100% linearity > 26ms - latency > 18% - damping > > Norman > > "Phantom" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > I just bought a Microsoft Force Feedback wheel, and I'm having a heck > of a > > time configuring it for Nascar 2002. > > > > Sometimes, it just gives me a centering force and that's it. Then > other > > times, after I play around with the configuration in Windows, I get > other > > forces from impacts, grass, spinning, etc, but they really seem very > > unnatural. > > > > Can anyone help me set this thing up? Are there any "Schemes" in > existence > > written specifically for N2002? > > > > Thanks. > > > > Brian > > > > > >
I always have to enter the Gaming options and select the Properties for the MSFF Wheel within windows before starting up either N4 or NR2K2, or I will not get any Force Feedback. - Isotrip� "Phantom" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... "after I play around with the configuration in Windows, I get other forces from impacts, grass, spinning, etc, ".

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