Thanks Dave, I can always count on you for good advice. I already started
some of your suggestions and it's getting better. Any ideas on the 256mg
problem? Since I can't launch the game from the profiler, I can't set any of
the menu buttons in profiler(lap info, etc).
> > Got a couple of questions and I know it's not as good as Nascar2003
> > from Papy. I've got a p-4 2.4gigahertz processor,766 meg of Ram, a
> > Geforce 5200 card 128mg and 25 gig left on the hard drive. I've also
> > got a Logitech Momo (black) force feed wheel. First question is, when
> > I try and launch the game from the Logitech profiler, I get a message
> > that says " must have 256mg of disk space free to run this
> > application". I've got 25 gig on the hard drive. N2003 ran fine as
> > does my flight simulator. I have removed N2003 so that's not a
> > conflict. Second question, when I run it from the icon outside the
> > profiler, it launches fine but when I drive it, the wheel has
> > "catches" in it that make turning the wheel and controling the amount
> > of resistance difficult. At the left and right side, it's real easy
> > but toward the middle it gets hards and releases to very easy without
> > warning. This causes you to oversteer. Again, I had no problem in
> > N2003. Has anyone had those problems with a similar system and if so,
> > how did you correct it?
> I have only run the demo, but you probably will have to create a
> profile in the logitech software for your wheel and the thunder .exe. 2
> profiles if you have a nocd.exe. IT sounds like your wheel has a setting
> that is maxxed out in the center range and lessened for the far extents
> (extants?)
> First in the game set all your steering and pedal axis to 50%
> For the Force Feedback setting choose NEGATIVE numbers from the
> slider.
> (this is for LOGITECH owners only) So instead of 100% choose, -100%.
> Try reducing the FF settings until the notchiness goes away..again..
> somewhere around -80 or -90% or even closer to zero, your preference.
> For a slight mechanical understeer move the steering slider just below
> the 50% setting, your testing will reveal a comfort zone.
> If you want some oversteer built into your kit, then move the steering
> slider to above 50%. Don't make big changes. Move it in small
> increments and drive it till it feels natural to you.
> In the logitch profiler, again, set the steering and brake sliders to
> approximentally 50%. The farther from the center, the more the Linearity
> setting changes. So if you used 100% Linearity in Papyrus sims, you need
> to place your wheel axis and pedals at 50%. To much in one direction and
> the wheel becomes oversensitive near the middle, meaning any tiny twitch
> moves the wheel almost to full crank. Move the opposite direction and
> the steering near the middle gets lazy, while the closer to full lock you
> get, the more nervous the reaction. And point at least one version of
> the profiler to the shortcut icon.(or, if that doesn't work, make sure it
> uses the same target at the shortcut) It should be able to properly
> start up then.
> Good luck..
> I can't verify this, but it comes from several years of ISI modd
> experience.
> dh
