Re: NFS:PU Weird FF Problem...

Can Altikulac <[email hidden]> wrote: > Same problem here with Saitek FF. > More than annoying it is surprising to me! > -Can Same here. Turning off the collision effects helps. And we serious GPL-hardened simmers never collide with anything anyway.....:) -- --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Worueber man nicht reden kann, darueber muss man schweigen."(Wittgenstein) --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Andreas Kroell alias [email hidden]

I have exactly the same problem, although I only have the demo. Very strange..... I use MSFF, BTW. Michael Basden <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

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> Ok, I don't know if this is a 'feature' of the game or some weird > anomoly I have with my set-up. > > When I start the game my Feedback settings seem fine, however as I'm > driving around and bump into things (even the cones in the Rally portion > of test driver) or go over bumps my feedback gets all screwy. It will > start to be really heavy in one direction and then no feedback in the > other. Once I hit another bump or cone or whatever, it will sometimes > switch sides! Is this normal? I find it really bizzarre and quite > annoying! > > Any suggestions? > > Thanks in advance, > Mike > > System setup: > Asus P3C2000 Mobo > P3 600B w 128 MB Ram 133Mhz > Voodoo 3 2000 PCI > SB Live! Value > MS Sidewinder FF Wheel >

Ok, I don't know if this is a 'feature' of the game or some weird anomoly I have with my set-up. When I start the game my Feedback settings seem fine, however as I'm driving around and bump into things (even the cones in the Rally portion of test driver) or go over bumps my feedback gets all screwy. It will start to be really heavy in one direction and then no feedback in the other. Once I hit another bump or cone or whatever, it will sometimes switch sides! Is this normal? I find it really bizzarre and quite annoying! Any suggestions? Thanks in advance, Mike System setup: Asus P3C2000 Mobo P3 600B w 128 MB Ram 133Mhz Voodoo 3 2000 PCI SB Live! Value MS Sidewinder FF Wheel

Same problem here with Saitek FF. More than annoying it is surprising to me! -Can "Michael Basden" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

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> Ok, I don't know if this is a 'feature' of the game or some weird > anomoly I have with my set-up. > > When I start the game my Feedback settings seem fine, however as I'm > driving around and bump into things (even the cones in the Rally portion > of test driver) or go over bumps my feedback gets all screwy. It will > start to be really heavy in one direction and then no feedback in the > other. Once I hit another bump or cone or whatever, it will sometimes > switch sides! Is this normal? I find it really bizzarre and quite > annoying! > > Any suggestions? > > Thanks in advance, > Mike > > System setup: > Asus P3C2000 Mobo > P3 600B w 128 MB Ram 133Mhz > Voodoo 3 2000 PCI > SB Live! Value > MS Sidewinder FF Wheel >

I think NFS-PU has a lot better physics engine than GPL. NOT! All you have to do in NFSPU is the to turn the wheel, and the steering gods will make the car turn. In GPL however, maybe you can turn after a year of playing. Naaaah, i will just stick to my miata! -Can "Andreas Kroell" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:8cd914$mh0$[email hidden]...

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> Can Altikulac <[email hidden]> wrote: > > Same problem here with Saitek FF. > > > More than annoying it is surprising to me! > > > -Can > > Same here. Turning off the collision effects helps. And we serious

GPL-hardened simmers never collide with > anything anyway.....:) > > -- > --------------------------------------------------------------------------- > "Worueber man nicht reden kann, darueber muss manschweigen."(Wittgenstein) > --------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Andreas Kroell alias [email hidden]

I think the is supposed to be damage to the steering of the car. It always occurs after I hit something like a sign. Sometimes if one side is doing it and I hit the other side it will even out for the most part ;) I really do like the physics of this game. After reading some of the other posts here talking about GPL I am sure I will be flamed for that ;) The handling on the different designs is well done, the rear-wheel rear engine handles like it should and requires a different approach to driving then the front engine rear-wheel drive cars (944) do. Ron. In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden] says...

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> Ok, I don't know if this is a 'feature' of the game or some weird > anomoly I have with my set-up. > > When I start the game my Feedback settings seem fine, however as I'm > driving around and bump into things (even the cones in the Rally portion > of test driver) or go over bumps my feedback gets all screwy. It will > start to be really heavy in one direction and then no feedback in the > other. Once I hit another bump or cone or whatever, it will sometimes > switch sides! Is this normal? I find it really bizzarre and quite > annoying! > > Any suggestions? > > Thanks in advance, > Mike > > System setup: > Asus P3C2000 Mobo > P3 600B w 128 MB Ram 133Mhz > Voodoo 3 2000 PCI > SB Live! Value > MS Sidewinder FF Wheel