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SBK 2000 force feedback

4 posts by 2 people · 08 Jun 2000 - 09 Jun 2000 01:00 UTC

Cowly 08 Jun 2000#264325
I have heard a few people saying how good the force feedback is in SBK 2000 but I can't get it to work. My wheel does twitch when I go to the options menu from a race. It then twitches between the menus but will still not work in the game. I have had FF on and off so many times and also re-installed the game but to no effect. FF works in games such as Rally Championship, F1 2000, GPL and demos such as Nascar 3 and Beatle crazy cup. Dx7.0a, Win98 (1st edition), Interact V4fx racing wheel. Is anyone else having similar difficulties or know of any solutions? Ian
Cowly 09 Jun 2000#263956
The Y-axis theory could explain it. I will e-mail EA again to see if this is true. I won't hold my breath though as we all know EA's technical support has to be one of the worst in the world. I will just have to get a force feedback joystick now. Ian "Mortado Filth" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > With my Logitech FF wheel, I get almost nothing as far as FF goes. > When using my Logitech FF joystick, however, the FF is impressive. You > can really feel the "g forces" going to the back when you accelerate > and towards the front under braking. Perhaps the lack of noticable > forces with your wheel is does to having no feedback on the y axis. > Mortado
Cowly 09 Jun 2000#264105
The Y-axis theory could explain it. You would think they would tell you this in the manual or a read me if this was the case though. I will e-mail EA again to see if this is true. I won't hold my breath though as we all know EA's technical support has to be one of the worst in the world. I will just have to get a force feedback joystick now. Ian "Mortado Filth" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > With my Logitech FF wheel, I get almost nothing as far as FF goes. > When using my Logitech FF joystick, however, the FF is impressive. You > can really feel the "g forces" going to the back when you accelerate > and towards the front under braking. Perhaps the lack of noticable > forces with your wheel is does to having no feedback on the y axis. > Mortado
Mortado 09 Jun 2000 01:00 UTC#264276
On Thu, 8 Jun 2000 19:26:24 +0100, "Cowly" <[email hidden]> wrote: >I have heard a few people saying how good the force feedback is in SBK 2000 >but I >can't get it to work. My wheel does twitch when I go to the options menu >from a race. It then twitches between the menus but will still not work in >the game. I have had FF on and off so many times and also re-installed the >game but to no effect. With my Logitech FF wheel, I get almost nothing as far as FF goes. When using my Logitech FF joystick, however, the FF is impressive. You can really feel the "g forces" going to the back when you accelerate and towards the front under braking. Perhaps the lack of noticable forces with your wheel is does to having no feedback on the y axis. Mortado "Regrettable... I was hoping for a colleague, but at least we have another experimental subject..." -Mesa of Lost Women Mortado's Page of Filth http://www.shadows.com/mortado/

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