Is it me or is there a huge steering deadzone even when the setting is at
zero?
LWFF 3.62 Profiler - is this a bit old?
Andi.
Yea, I hate this too, I'm using 4.11 not any better.
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> Is it me or is there a huge steering deadzone even when the setting is at > zero? > > LWFF 3.62 Profiler - is this a bit old? > > Andi. > >my steering delay problems were caused by the 21.81 detonator drivers. once
i loaded the 12.90's up (or 12.41's if you so desire) everything is peachy!
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> Yea, I hate this too, I'm using 4.11 not any better.
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> > Is it me or is there a huge steering deadzone even when the setting isat
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> > zero? > > > > LWFF 3.62 Profiler - is this a bit old? > > > > Andi. > > > > > >Well i had no end of probs with Logitech Profiler 4.1
4.0 is Ok though.
Craig
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> Is it me or is there a huge steering deadzone even when the setting is at > zero? > > LWFF 3.62 Profiler - is this a bit old? > > Andi. > >I've installed 4.0, set the speed sensitivity to almost zero and it seems OK
now.
Andi.
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> Well i had no end of probs with Logitech Profiler 4.1 > 4.0 is Ok though. > > Craig > > "Andi Cole" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:9q7lp2$6ej$[email hidden]... > > Is it me or is there a huge steering deadzone even when the setting isQuoted text (9 lines)
> > zero? > > > > LWFF 3.62 Profiler - is this a bit old? > > > > Andi. > > > > > >
In my previous mini review I also complained about steering lag.
Like when you steered, nothing happened...you steered a bit more,
and you was in the grass...as a result I was driving in the middle of
the road all the time.
I solved it. It appeared to be an huge deadzone in DirectX of 5%. The
hypersoftware abled me to adjust it to 0%, and all is well. (Les
Marton created the best control software I've ever seen, thx Les!)
For other wheels you can correct this with DxTweak, available at
http://www.wingmanteam.com/
Now F1 2001 is amazing to drive.
Remco
On Fri, 12 Oct 2001 22:02:08 +0100, "Andi Cole"
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>Is it me or is there a huge steering deadzone even when the setting is at >zero? > >LWFF 3.62 Profiler - is this a bit old? > >Andi. > >On Mon, 15 Oct 2001 14:52:02 GMT, [email hidden] (Remco
Moedt) wrote:
Something about DxTweak: I set my settings to 0 yesterday with
DxTweak. After that, calibration of my wheel was totally messed up.
Reinstall of the wheel didn't help.
I found the fix though, on www.wingmanteam.com is an utility called
Clrcalib. Set the values to 0 with DxTweak, run Clrcalib and reinstall
the wheel in windows gamecontroller properties.
Apparently Dxtweak ruins the calibration settings :-/
Andre
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> >In my previous mini review I also complained about steering lag. >Like when you steered, nothing happened...you steered a bit more, >and you was in the grass...as a result I was driving in the middle of >the road all the time. > >I solved it. It appeared to be an huge deadzone in DirectX of 5%. The >hypersoftware abled me to adjust it to 0%, and all is well. (Les >Marton created the best control software I've ever seen, thx Les!) >For other wheels you can correct this with DxTweak, available atOn Mon, 15 Oct 2001 15:21:00 GMT, [email hidden]
(Andre Warringa) wrote:
Yep. better to use this
http://home.att.net/~stickworks/swdownld.html#CTFJV320
It resets to default settings once it's unloaded from memory.
