Logitech FF-wheel question

Hi, is there a tweak to assign the forces from the y-axis to the x-axis with the Logitech wheel? I tried one this weekend and am missing those forces I'm used from my Saitek. TIA Zolli

On Sun, 9 Jan 2000 01:31:33 +0100, "Zolli"

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>Hi, >is there a tweak to assign the forces from the y-axis to the x-axis with the >Logitech wheel? >I tried one this weekend and am missing those forces I'm used from my >Saitek.

Maybe I'm missing something here. So you'd want to be able to feel a push from behind, and cause it to jerk your wheel right (for instance)? Now that seems a little counterproductive-- not to mention unnatural-- to me... --mK

There's a little room for the wheel to move backward and forward, so you can feel e.g. the weight moving to the front when hitting the breaks or ... a push forward, if someone knocks at the fender from behind. Remember, that FF is also designed for Joysticks... I would find it more unnatural to feel the push in the pedals, well... maybe your feet are more sensitive than mine ;-) CU Zolli

On Sun, 9 Jan 2000 01:31:33 +0100, "Zolli"

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>Hi, >is there a tweak to assign the forces from the y-axis to the x-axis with the >Logitech wheel? >I tried one this weekend and am missing those forces I'm used from my >Saitek. >TIA >Zolli

Ah, I just checked and the X axis is used for steering on the LWFF. Oh, and there are no forces on the pedals except your own feet.