rec.autos.simulators

by **Tony Kloosterma** » Sat, 16 Jan 1999 04:00:00

Anyone try this. I cannot get my wheel to work

Any help appreciated.

Thansk

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by **Rober** » Sat, 16 Jan 1999 04:00:00

Are you saying that the wheel does'nt work at all ? or are you saying that
FF does'nt work ?

GP2 was designed in 1994...it does'nt support FF.

Sorry.

Robert
Hull, Qubec

>Anyone try this. I cannot get my wheel to work

>Any help appreciated.

>Thansk

>to

by **Tony Kloosterma** » Sat, 16 Jan 1999 04:00:00

I realize it doesn't work with ff but I just can't get the pedals and padals
on the right axis.

Any ideas?

> Are you saying that the wheel does'nt work at all ? or are you saying that
> FF does'nt work ?

> GP2 was designed in 1994...it does'nt support FF.

> Sorry.

> Robert
> Hull, Qubec

> >Anyone try this. I cannot get my wheel to work

> >Any help appreciated.

> >Thansk

> >to

by **Randy Wilso** » Sun, 17 Jan 1999 04:00:00

Need to use combined pedals (ie. NOT separate gas & brake)

Works great for GP2!

Randy

>I realize it doesn't work with ff but I just can't get the pedals and
padals
>on the right axis.

>Any ideas?

>> Are you saying that the wheel does'nt work at all ? or are you saying
that
>> FF does'nt work ?

>> GP2 was designed in 1994...it does'nt support FF.

>> Sorry.

>> Robert
>> Hull, Qubec

>> >Anyone try this. I cannot get my wheel to work

>> >Any help appreciated.

>> >Thansk

>> >to

by **Krabme** » Mon, 18 Jan 1999 04:00:00

You have to run under Windows in a DOS box. The MSFF does not work in DOS.

The controller can be set to split axes. If you do this, select Joy. A
Horizontal for steering, Joy. B Vert for Accel. and Joy. B Horiz. for Brakes.

Also select the "Control Driven Calibration" radio button. If you don't the
gas and brakes won't calibrate.

This setup works just fine for me.

regards,
Krabby

msff with gp2