I find when playing F1RC (demo) with my Wingman Formula Force, that the
steering is very indirect. There seems to be a noticeable delay between when
I turn in, and then when the car *actually* turns. Not like GP3 or say GPL
where you just point it where you want to go and squirt the throttle and all
is happy.
I'm thinking its my settings, or maybe just the way the demo is, being cut
down and all from the full ver? Can anyone else out there suggest what I can
change to make it feel way better under F1RC? As I say I find GPL and GP3 to
be fine.
Thanks,
Matt.
If a 120 meg demo it 'cut down' - I'd love to see what they could have
done -
DOug
"Matthew Nethercote" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> I find when playing F1RC (demo) with my Wingman Formula Force, that the
> steering is very indirect. There seems to be a noticeable delay betweenwhen
> I turn in, and then when the car *actually* turns. Not like GP3 or say GPL
> where you just point it where you want to go and squirt the throttle andall
> is happy.
>
> I'm thinking its my settings, or maybe just the way the demo is, being cut
> down and all from the full ver? Can anyone else out there suggest what Ican
> change to make it feel way better under F1RC? As I say I find GPL and GP3to
> be fine.
>
> Thanks,
> Matt.
>
>
On Tue, 06 Mar 2001 06:53:27 GMT, "Matthew Nethercote"
<[email hidden]> wrote:
>I find when playing F1RC (demo) with my Wingman Formula Force, that the
>steering is very indirect. There seems to be a noticeable delay between when
>I turn in, and then when the car *actually* turns. Not like GP3 or say GPL
>where you just point it where you want to go and squirt the throttle and all
>is happy.
Perhaps you should lower the deadzone? On my LWFF I have set it to 3.
You can also experiment other joystick settings under the
'sensitivity' button.
Andre
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>I'm thinking its my settings, or maybe just the way the demo is, being cut >down and all from the full ver? Can anyone else out there suggest what I can >change to make it feel way better under F1RC? As I say I find GPL and GP3 to >be fine. > >Thanks, >Matt. > >Try exponential, and set the dead zone to 2 or 3.
David G Fisher
"Matthew Nethercote" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> I find when playing F1RC (demo) with my Wingman Formula Force, that the
> steering is very indirect. There seems to be a noticeable delay betweenwhen
> I turn in, and then when the car *actually* turns. Not like GP3 or say GPL
> where you just point it where you want to go and squirt the throttle andall
> is happy.
>
> I'm thinking its my settings, or maybe just the way the demo is, being cut
> down and all from the full ver? Can anyone else out there suggest what Ican
> change to make it feel way better under F1RC? As I say I find GPL and GP3to
> be fine.
>
> Thanks,
> Matt.
>
>
Try downloading DX Deadzone from here:
http://www.wingmanteam.com/Latest_Software/Gadgets/gadgets.htm
And setting the stearing deadzone to 0
I know you can set the deadzone in F1RC but I think you still get the 5%
deadzone in DX when it's set to 0.
"Matthew Nethercote" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> I find when playing F1RC (demo) with my Wingman Formula Force, that the
> steering is very indirect. There seems to be a noticeable delay betweenwhen
> I turn in, and then when the car *actually* turns. Not like GP3 or say GPL
> where you just point it where you want to go and squirt the throttle andall
> is happy.
>
> I'm thinking its my settings, or maybe just the way the demo is, being cut
> down and all from the full ver? Can anyone else out there suggest what Ican
> change to make it feel way better under F1RC? As I say I find GPL and GP3to
> be fine.
>
> Thanks,
> Matt.
>
>
No, not in DX8
Actually
I have a zero deadzone in the demo and steering is great.
scrcs
> I know you can set the deadzone in F1RC but I think you still get the 5%
> deadzone in DX when it's set to 0.
>
