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5 posts by 4 people · 29 Nov 2002 20:03 UTC - 30 Nov 2002 12:12 UTC

MWhite4981 29 Nov 2002 20:03 UTC#87961
Thanks to the guys who told me how to get the patch. Got the game working with the Momo wheel, but have two problems. 1. I don't feel any feedback through the wheel. I did go to the core.ini rolder and change to allow_force_feedback = 1 Do I need to do anything else to get FF working? Is there a way to adjust the amount of FF? 2. When entering driver info, name, helmet color, etc., I get a window saying changes can't be saved? Any pointers here? Again, thanks to everyone for all the help. Regards, Ed
1. You can decrease the max steering torque number to increase effects strength. (I think, could be the other way around). You just have to mess with it to find a good setting you like. 2. Your player.ini file might be set to read only. It's in your players directory. "MWhite4981" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > Thanks to the guys who told me how to get the patch. Got the game workingwith > the Momo wheel, but have two problems. > 1. I don't feel any feedback through the wheel. I did go to the core.ini > rolder and change to allow_force_feedback = 1 Do I need to do anythingelse > to get FF working? Is there a way to adjust the amount of FF? > > 2. When entering driver info, name, helmet color, etc., I get a windowsaying > changes can't be saved? Any pointers here? > > Again, thanks to everyone for all the help. > > Regards, Ed
[email hidden] (MWhite4981) wrote in news:[email hidden]: > Thanks to the guys who told me how to get the patch. Got the game > working with the Momo wheel, but have two problems. > 1. I don't feel any feedback through the wheel. I did go to the > core.ini rolder and change to allow_force_feedback = 1 Do I need to > do anything else to get FF working? Is there a way to adjust the > amount of FF? Are you using the original Momo? If so, these are my settings, copied from another GPL Momo user: [Joy] allow_force_feedback= 1 force_feedback_damping= 5000 ;this is actually FF Strength force_feedback_latency= 0.0045 ;FF Latency, use a low # max_steering_torque= 2800 ;this is actually FF Damping, best results when set about half of FF Strength setting
> [Joy] > allow_force_feedback= 1 > force_feedback_damping= 5000 ;this is actually FF Strength > force_feedback_latency= 0.0045 ;FF Latency, use a low # That latency figure looks way too low for a typical momo. Ever tried using 0.1+?
"Damien Smith" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:0v0G9.86998$[email hidden]:
Quoted text (7 lines)>> [Joy] >> allow_force_feedback= 1 >> force_feedback_damping= 5000 ;this is actually FF Strength >> force_feedback_latency= 0.0045 ;FF Latency, use a low # > > That latency figure looks way too low for a typical momo. Ever tried > using 0.1+?
You use an original Momo? What are your settings? I'll give 'em a shot.

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