Also I know that split axis means that you can accelerate
and brake at the same time. But is that such a big deal on
most sims? I never brake and accel at the same time.
Unless you want to 'load up' the engine in neutral
while you brake. But then I can only get just under
1:10 on Watkins Glen... V2SLI and 464Mhz = 36-37 fps.
T.
> I have a Thrustmaster T2 hooked up to a Diamond mx300.
> It is with or without adapter? I installed in under
> ProPanel as with adapter. Is that right?
> Also I know that split axis means that you can accelerate
> and brake at the same time. But is that such a big deal on
> most sims? I never brake and accel at the same time.
> Unless you want to 'load up' the engine in neutral
> while you brake. But then I can only get just under
> 1:10 on Watkins Glen... V2SLI and 464Mhz = 36-37 fps.
I also find that it's possible to halt very bad spins (assuming it's too
late to get out with throttle and opposite lock) by slamming on the
brakes - the car then stops rotating and slides a bit, and you can
recover.
With combined axis I think this won't work, as when you stick the brakes
on it also dumps the throttle, which makes the spin worse.
I seem to get a better "feel" with split axis, but that could also be
because you also get effectively double the controller resolution (each
axis goes from 0 to 100% rather than 50% to 100%, if you see what I
mean).
