Finally, Pedals from Logitech I can live with :)
This thing does force good posture, doesn't it :)
Anyway, I know wheel setups in games are a lot different than the MSFFW, so
I need some info to get me started.
I need basic help with the following:
Nascar Racing 2003
EA-NSR Demo
GTP
rFactor
Thanks :)
-Larry
Keep in mind that for the ISI products, you need to set the in-game FF
slider to negative values.
dh
> Finally, Pedals from Logitech I can live with :)
> This thing does force good posture, doesn't it :)
> Anyway, I know wheel setups in games are a lot different than the MSFFW, so
> I need some info to get me started.
> I need basic help with the following:
> Nascar Racing 2003
> EA-NSR Demo
> GTP
> rFactor
> Thanks :)
> -Larry
Those are my settings. They may or may not work for you.
Can't help with the others that you mentioned.
-Larry
>> EA-NSR Demo
>> GTP
>> rFactor
>> Thanks :)
>> -Larry
> Keep in mind that for the ISI products, you need to set the in-game FF
> slider to negative values.
> dh
Also, I am unable to find an overall Sensitivity slider in the Logi
Profiler. Am I missing something?
-larry
>> EA-NSR Demo
>> GTP
>> rFactor
>> Thanks :)
>> -Larry
> Keep in mind that for the ISI products, you need to set the in-game FF
> slider to negative values.
> dh
I can't get TeamSpeak to work with the wheel button.
I normally use the lower right (button 8) button to trigger teamspeak.
Since TeamSpeak doesn't acknowledge wheel buttons, I have it set to trigger
using the right control key.
Then, in the profiler, I assign button 8 to the right control key.
This worked perfectly with my MSFFW, but I cannot get it to trigger with the
Logitech.
Also, I need this button to work like this in ANY game since I use it
consistently for this. Any way to set this in a global manner?
-Larry
> -Larry
>>> EA-NSR Demo
>>> GTP
>>> rFactor
>>> Thanks :)
>>> -Larry
>> Keep in mind that for the ISI products, you need to set the in-game FF
>> slider to negative values.
>> dh
> I can't get TeamSpeak to work with the wheel button.
> I normally use the lower right (button 8) button to trigger teamspeak.
> Since TeamSpeak doesn't acknowledge wheel buttons, I have it set to
> trigger using the right control key.
> Then, in the profiler, I assign button 8 to the right control key.
> This worked perfectly with my MSFFW, but I cannot get it to trigger with
> the Logitech.
> Also, I need this button to work like this in ANY game since I use it
> consistently for this. Any way to set this in a global manner?
> -Larry
>> Good tip. Thanks!
>> -Larry
>>>> EA-NSR Demo
>>>> GTP
>>>> rFactor
>>>> Thanks :)
>>>> -Larry
Mitch
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> Also, I am unable to find an overall Sensitivity slider in the Logi
> Profiler. Am I missing something?
> -larry
>>>EA-NSR Demo
>>>GTP
>>>rFactor
>>>Thanks :)
>>>-Larry
>> Keep in mind that for the ISI products, you need to set the in-game FF
>>slider to negative values.
>>dh
> I can't get TeamSpeak to work with the wheel button.
> I normally use the lower right (button 8) button to trigger teamspeak.
> Since TeamSpeak doesn't acknowledge wheel buttons, I have it set to trigger
> using the right control key.
> Then, in the profiler, I assign button 8 to the right control key.
> This worked perfectly with my MSFFW, but I cannot get it to trigger with the
> Logitech.
> Also, I need this button to work like this in ANY game since I use it
> consistently for this. Any way to set this in a global manner?
> -Larry
>>Good tip. Thanks!
>>-Larry
>>>>EA-NSR Demo
>>>>GTP
>>>>rFactor
>>>>Thanks :)
>>>>-Larry
>>> Keep in mind that for the ISI products, you need to set the in-game FF
>>>slider to negative values.
>>>dh
Try another button. The #8 button on my MOMO Force is kind of flaky too
-- don't know why. I can map things to the other buttons -- just not to #8.
Or, Google for a utility called JoytoKey. That's the file that Mitch is
referring to in his post.
Bert
-Larry
>> Folks, I have another problem....
>> I can't get TeamSpeak to work with the wheel button.
>> I normally use the lower right (button 8) button to trigger teamspeak.
>> Since TeamSpeak doesn't acknowledge wheel buttons, I have it set to
>> trigger using the right control key.
>> Then, in the profiler, I assign button 8 to the right control key.
>> This worked perfectly with my MSFFW, but I cannot get it to trigger with
>> the Logitech.
>> Also, I need this button to work like this in ANY game since I use it
>> consistently for this. Any way to set this in a global manner?
>> -Larry
>>> Good tip. Thanks!
>>> -Larry
>>>>> EA-NSR Demo
>>>>> GTP
>>>>> rFactor
>>>>> Thanks :)
>>>>> -Larry
> You need a little utility and for the life of me I cant remember the name
> of
> it or find it on my network. Joyswitch or something like that. I got
> tired of having to mess with it so I just mapped a kb button then moved my
> KB closer for easy reach.
> Mitch
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I mean overall sensitivity.
The MSFFW has this setting in it's profiler and I miss it.
-Larry
>> Also, I am unable to find an overall Sensitivity slider in the Logi
>> Profiler. Am I missing something?
>> -larry
>>>>EA-NSR Demo
>>>>GTP
>>>>rFactor
>>>>Thanks :)
>>>>-Larry
>>> Keep in mind that for the ISI products, you need to set the in-game FF
>>>slider to negative values.
>>>dh
> If, by sensitivity, you mean linearity ---- that's usually set within
> the sim that you're using at the time.
I'll go look for Joy2Key now. Thanks!
BTW... Isn't it kinda dumb that the profile software can't do this? What's
the use of the mapping function if it can't map a button to a keyboard key?
-Larry
>> Folks, I have another problem....
>> I can't get TeamSpeak to work with the wheel button.
>> I normally use the lower right (button 8) button to trigger teamspeak.
>> Since TeamSpeak doesn't acknowledge wheel buttons, I have it set to
>> trigger using the right control key.
>> Then, in the profiler, I assign button 8 to the right control key.
>> This worked perfectly with my MSFFW, but I cannot get it to trigger with
>> the Logitech.
>> Also, I need this button to work like this in ANY game since I use it
>> consistently for this. Any way to set this in a global manner?
>> -Larry
>>>Good tip. Thanks!
>>>-Larry
>>>>>EA-NSR Demo
>>>>>GTP
>>>>>rFactor
>>>>>Thanks :)
>>>>>-Larry
>>>> Keep in mind that for the ISI products, you need to set the in-game
>>>> FF
>>>>slider to negative values.
>>>>dh
> Larry,
> Try another button. The #8 button on my MOMO Force is kind of flaky
> too -- don't know why. I can map things to the other buttons -- just not
> to #8.
> Or, Google for a utility called JoytoKey. That's the file that Mitch is
> referring to in his post.
> Bert
> -Larry
>>> Folks, I have another problem....
>>> I can't get TeamSpeak to work with the wheel button.
>>> I normally use the lower right (button 8) button to trigger teamspeak.
>>> Since TeamSpeak doesn't acknowledge wheel buttons, I have it set to
>>> trigger using the right control key.
>>> Then, in the profiler, I assign button 8 to the right control key.
>>> This worked perfectly with my MSFFW, but I cannot get it to trigger with
>>> the Logitech.
>>> Also, I need this button to work like this in ANY game since I use it
>>> consistently for this. Any way to set this in a global manner?
>>> -Larry
>>>> Good tip. Thanks!
>>>> -Larry
>>>>>> EA-NSR Demo
>>>>>> GTP
>>>>>> rFactor
>>>>>> Thanks :)
>>>>>> -Larry
>> You need a little utility and for the life of me I cant remember the name
>> of
>> it or find it on my network. Joyswitch or something like that. I got
>> tired of having to mess with it so I just mapped a kb button then moved
>> my KB closer for easy reach.
>> Mitch
>> --
>> Remove "nospam." to reply.
>> SuSE 9.2 Pro KDE 3.3.2a
Mitch
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>No, I do not mean linearity.
>I mean overall sensitivity.
>The MSFFW has this setting in it's profiler and I miss it.
>>No, I do not mean linearity.
>>I mean overall sensitivity.
>>The MSFFW has this setting in it's profiler and I miss it.
> But it's there. :-)
> When you open the Logitech Profiler, it shows you each and every axis
> and button the wheel/gamepad/joystick has, right? Now simply click on
> one of the axes, select "Axis properties" and you can adjust
> sensitiviy, deadzone and axis range.
