On Wed, 21 Jul 1999 17:37:40 +0800,
Use this free utility to increase the sensitivity and to
decrease the dead zone:
http://home.att.net/~stickworks/ctfjv320.zip
CTFJ features improved scaling and deadzone routines and
expanded scaling methods over those provided with Windows
as well as providing Gain and Range adjustments that allow
you tailor your joystick reponse for optimum results with
any game or simulation.
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* rrevved at mindspring dot com
* unit.26 - s.p.u.t.u.m.
* http://www.cabal.net
* http://www.sputum.com
Hi ppls, I have a problem with my direct input on my new Microsoft
FF wheel. After calibrating the wheel in windows I have to turn the
wheel in this game 3 times as much to get a response that is same in
other racing games and it seems that my pedals are on or off at a touch.
Thanks,
Todd.
If this thing works, it'll just about be the find of the century, Ed. Am
D/Ling it now, and can't wait to try it. Think about it, so many games that
were absolute junk before will now be enjoyable. I can't wait to play CPR
the way I've always imagined it should be. I can't wait to re-install F1RS,
MGPRS and X-Car. (he he)
That is what it does? Doesn't it?
--
Mark Jeangerard
www.soundchaserweb.com
New Mexico USA
How is it that we've never heard of this utility before? Is CTFJ new to the
web or has it been available for some time?
--
Erik Frechette
The Pits Grand Prix Legends
www.theuspits.com/owheel/gpl/gpl.html
> On Wed, 21 Jul 1999 17:37:40 +0800,
> >Hi ppls, I have a problem with my direct input on my new Microsoft
> >FF wheel. After calibrating the wheel in windows I have to turn the
> >wheel in this game 3 times as much to get a response that is same in
> >other racing games and it seems that my pedals are on or off at a touch.
> Use this free utility to increase the sensitivity and to
> decrease the dead zone:
> http://home.att.net/~stickworks/ctfjv320.zip
> CTFJ features improved scaling and deadzone routines and
> expanded scaling methods over those provided with Windows
> as well as providing Gain and Range adjustments that allow
> you tailor your joystick reponse for optimum results with
> any game or simulation.
> --
> * rrevved at mindspring dot com
> * unit.26 - s.p.u.t.u.m.
> * http://www.cabal.net
> * http://www.sputum.com
On Wed, 21 Jul 1999 13:02:45 GMT,
It has been used by flight sim players for some time now.
The author is one of the original programmers from
Thrustmaster, I believe.
--
* rrevved at mindspring dot com
* unit.26 - s.p.u.t.u.m.
* http://www.cabal.net
* http://www.sputum.com
Thanks everyone that has helped heaps.
Happy racing!!!!!!!!!!
