Just got GPL from Sold Out, and I can't seem to find any control set
files: Am I trying to "re-invent the wheel"?
"F2004: 10 of 11*" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Just got GPL from Sold Out, and I can't seem to find any control set
> files: Am I trying to "re-invent the wheel"?
>
>What do you mean by control set files?
YOu calibrate your controller in-game if thats what you mean.
On Fri, 16 Jul 2004 17:00:08 GMT, "Biz" <[email hidden]> wrote:
Yeah... A rather uncomfortable process. I'm not sure I've got the
steering correct or the shifter right. (TM2)
GP2/3 have control sets for various wheels, so teaching the thing
which your wheel set is, is obviated.
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>"F2004: 10 of 11*" <[email hidden]> wrote in message >news:[email hidden]... >> Just got GPL from Sold Out, and I can't seem to find any control set >> files: Am I trying to "re-invent the wheel"? >> >> >What do you mean by control set files? >You calibrate your controller in-game if thats what you mean."F2004: 10 of 11*" wrote:
Really? I've always wondered why everyone didn't do the same as Papyrus with
GPl etc. and controller setup. GP2/3 seems awful in comparison.
Plus you can have a number of controllers and GPL just copes with them and
use whichever axis you wish.
The main thing to get right is the linearity. About 1/5th in from the left
feels about right for most.
I'd recommend the '65 mod as they will be a bit more controllable and have
an improved tyre model over the original. Then drive a real Ferrari F1 and
practise some throttle control - not these modern computerised aero packages
they call cars these days :)
Cheers
Tony
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> >> Just got GPL from Sold Out, and I can't seem to find any control set > >> files: Am I trying to "re-invent the wheel"? > >> > >What do you mean by control set files? > >You calibrate your controller in-game if thats what you mean. > > Yeah... A rather uncomfortable process. I'm not sure I've got the > steering correct or the shifter right. (TM2) > > GP2/3 have control sets for various wheels, so teaching the thing > which your wheel set is, is obviated."Tony Rickard" wrote:
> Really? I've always wondered why everyone didn't do the same as Papyruswith
> GPl etc. and controller setup. GP2/3 seems awful in comparison.
That's GPL btw (lower case L by error!)


































