rec.autos.simulators

> > anyone know whether the 3.02 drivers work under windows 2000 prof ?

> No, they don't.  You can get the wheel to be recognized in the game
> controllers applet in control panel but it doesn't calibrate correctly.
The
> brake pedal calibrates in reverse, in other words, when you have it down,
it
> reads it as up and vice-versa.  The Sidewinder software will not even
> install in W2K, so there is no chance to play with the settings from that
> end, either.

> ~daxe

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> > I don't have that problem with my brake pedal under Win2k. The
sidewinder
> > software doesn't work though as you pointed out put Win2K does support
the
> > wheel with separate axis so there really wasn't a need for the software.

> What games are you having success with and into what is your wheel
plugged?
> I know I am not the only person who has the same problem with the reversed
> brake axis, so I wonder what the common thread is.  I have an SBLive!
Value.

> I would like to get it to work in W2K, I would have to switch back to
W98se
> less often.  Many of the games I have tried *look* nice in W2K, but
holding
> the brake down while I drive is very disorienting.

> ~daxe

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> >anyone know whether the 3.02 drivers work under windows 2000 prof ?

> The wheel is already recognized.
> I tried installing the 3.02 drivers, but they won't install (says it
> is not the right OS).
> Too bad there is no control panel like the normal Sidewinder ones in
> Win9x. Works great with GPL though.

> Ruud van Gaal
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