-John
-John
After reading your post, I downloaded the Game Commander 2 demo and tried it
with N2002. Very interesting, indeed. I downloaded the N2002 command set
from the website, and it works great!
However, I have lots more experience with GPL than I do with N2002, and would
be curious about exactly how you use it with GPL (ie- which commands in
particular do you use it for?). Do you use it with VROC? If so, how do you
have it set up?
Perhaps you could provide your command file for GPL somewhere?
Planning on downloading the full version.....
Thanks for the tip.
Bert
> -John
> > I've recently started racing with N2002 and a MOMO wheel. I'm still
> > definitely in the "rookie" racer category with about 10 online races
> > below my belt. But I have NO idea how people can type chat out as
> > much as they do while racing. I know about the canned messages
> > attached to the number keys and I don't mean those. I mean full
> > sentences that were obviously typed on the spot during a race. I can
> > get a few words out on the back stretch at Daytona if the fixed setup
> > we happen to be running pulls fairly straight, but that's about it.
> > Someone please enlighten me.
> > Another thing I'd like help on is assigning the buttons on my MOMO
> > wheel to anything other than the "Look left/right" that you can assign
> > in game. I'd like to attach some of those canned messages so I don't
> > even need to go to my keyboard for those. Another thing I'd like to
> > do is assign one of the buttons to scroll through the F keys one after
> > another so I can check fuel/tire status without going to the F keys.
> > Has anyone done either of these two things, and would you be willing
> > to help a rookie try and get it done.
> > Thanks for the help. R.A.S. has been a great resource for us newbies.
I.e., in N2002, you use the "t" key to start typing a message, followed by
the enter key to "transmit" it so everyone can see it. So, you could make a
command like (t) (I lost third gear) (enter), to tell everyone you lost
third gear, for a restart, i.e., The () symbols are for graphical purposes
only.
In GPL of course, it would be (enter) message body (enter).
And yes, I use it in vroc, every week in league races. It'll work off or
online for anything.
-John
> After reading your post, I downloaded the Game Commander 2 demo and tried
it
> with N2002. Very interesting, indeed. I downloaded the N2002 command set
> from the website, and it works great!
> However, I have lots more experience with GPL than I do with N2002, and
would
> be curious about exactly how you use it with GPL (ie- which commands in
> particular do you use it for?). Do you use it with VROC? If so, how do
you
> have it set up?
> Perhaps you could provide your command file for GPL somewhere?
> Planning on downloading the full version.....
> Thanks for the tip.
> Bert
> > Gamecommander voice software. I use it(and have for quite a while)
for
> > N2002 and GPL.
> > -John
> > > I've recently started racing with N2002 and a MOMO wheel. I'm still
> > > definitely in the "rookie" racer category with about 10 online races
> > > below my belt. But I have NO idea how people can type chat out as
> > > much as they do while racing. I know about the canned messages
> > > attached to the number keys and I don't mean those. I mean full
> > > sentences that were obviously typed on the spot during a race. I can
> > > get a few words out on the back stretch at Daytona if the fixed setup
> > > we happen to be running pulls fairly straight, but that's about it.
> > > Someone please enlighten me.
> > > Another thing I'd like help on is assigning the buttons on my MOMO
> > > wheel to anything other than the "Look left/right" that you can assign
> > > in game. I'd like to attach some of those canned messages so I don't
> > > even need to go to my keyboard for those. Another thing I'd like to
> > > do is assign one of the buttons to scroll through the F keys one after
> > > another so I can check fuel/tire status without going to the F keys.
> > > Has anyone done either of these two things, and would you be willing
> > > to help a rookie try and get it done.
> > > Thanks for the help. R.A.S. has been a great resource for us newbies.