Re: Problem using MS precision racing wheel

I looked at one of these today. I have an MSFFW, but I've come to the conclusion that I don't like Force Feedback (at least in it's current state of development), and the 'Geary' feel of the MSFFW gets irritating after a while. There was only _one_ thing that prevented me from buying the MSPW. The Center-Notch. This wheel has one of the strongest, and most pronounced, 'centering' notches I"ve ever felt. It would bug the hell out of me :( -Larry Bob Thayer <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > The problem is DX7. My MS Precision worked flawlessly with N3 and SCGT > under DX 6.1. Then I installed DX7 and even though everything checked out > normally in the Win 98/control panel/game controllers, the wheel quit > working in N3 and had everything reversed in SCGT. I've received emails > from others with the same problem (in fact I haven't seen anyone say that > the wheel works in N3 with DX7). The wheel was great with DX 6.1 butsince

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> it wouldn't work with DX7 and soon new games will require that, I returned > my wheel. > > > Frank Eiking <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:7uaphu$114ul$[email hidden]... > > Hi, > > I connected the MS Precision Racing Wheel and set up the software > > but the wheel doesn't seem to work in games (Toca2, Monaco GP). The > buttons > > and the > > pedals do work .... > > If I test the wheel in the Sidewinder Game Controller Software 4.0 > > everything works normal ..... > > I use Windows 98, DirectX 7 > > Please advise.... > > > > > > > >