I played with the sensitivity settings on the wheel, turned off all driving
aids, and still have this problem. Anything else I can check?
I'm using a MS Force Feedback Gameport Wheel on Win XP. In F1 2002
everything works fine.
Thanks,
Russ
Russell, almost everyday when the mod was***released, we had people
asking the same question. Don't feel bad. I guess EA has got to learn to
write better manuals so folks can figure out what is going on. :)
dave henrie
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>I played with the sensitivity settings on the wheel, turned off all driving
>aids, and still have this problem. Anything else I can check?
>I'm using a MS Force Feedback Gameport Wheel on Win XP. In F1 2002
>everything works fine.
Its pit-speed-limit related..
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Hey Dave,
Got writer's cramp yet? :)
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hehe I 'should', if you saw the way my keyboard is kiltered up
between my wheel and monitor...it is a sure Carpal Tunnel killer. :0
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Dave,
I didn't have problems with that but I sure couldn't find the key
description (spacebar) in the manual for turning off the startline
movies/car introductions. And I did RTFM to the best of my abilities.
Jeff
> > Russell, almost everyday when the mod was***released, we had people
> >asking the same question. Don't feel bad. I guess EA has got to learn
to
> >write better manuals so folks can figure out what is going on. :)
> >dave henrie
> Dave,
> I didn't have problems with that but I sure couldn't find the key
> description (spacebar) in the manual for turning off the startline
> movies/car introductions. And I did RTFM to the best of my abilities.
> Jeff
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I dunno, there's a point where user responsibility has to override
flaws in the documentation, especially when the feature in question is
both documented and intuitive if you've configured your controller
map.
Jason
> > My point exactly. We have been bombarded with questions here and in
the
> >various web forums about SIMPLE things like the Pit Lane Speed limiter,
or
> >bypassing the starting intros. Clearly the documentation isn't the
clearest
> >in these regards. Glad you did find what you were searching for tho..
> >dh
> I dunno, there's a point where user responsibility has to override
> flaws in the documentation, especially when the feature in question is
> both documented and intuitive if you've configured your controller
> map.
> Jason
> > > My point exactly. We have been bombarded with questions here and in
> the
> > >various web forums about SIMPLE things like the Pit Lane Speed limiter,
> or
> > >bypassing the starting intros. Clearly the documentation isn't the
> clearest
> > >in these regards. Glad you did find what you were searching for tho..
> > >dh
> > I dunno, there's a point where user responsibility has to override
> > flaws in the documentation, especially when the feature in question is
> > both documented and intuitive if you've configured your controller
> > map.
> > Jason
There has to be a point where a person has to think before posting....
Have i made the best attempt i can to find the answer...?
Using simple logic where *might* the answer be...?
Something along those lines....nothing more,no rocket science.
But that post was just so typical of that type.
Don't beat yourself up Dave...:)
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> hehe I 'should', if you saw the way my keyboard is kiltered up
> between my wheel and monitor...it is a sure Carpal Tunnel killer. :0
> dave henrie
Use a second "old" machine for your productivity stuff running
Linux, set your *** rig next to it and leave the wheel
attached at all times. Works great for uptimes of your linux
box in the hundreds of days (as it should), and you will only
have to type in a funny sort of way and pose during races ;-)
Have a merry xmas,
uwe
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And Jason, if it's of any interest to you, I'll be glad to post a picture of
my computer desk/bookshelf and let you see if you can find the F1 2002
manual. I've got almost every game manual for every game I've purchased
since 1997 along with countless Microsoft texts, software guides, magazines,
etc. and to dig through that stuff on Xmas eve at 1 AM isn't my idea of a
good time. Knowing that there are guys like Dave who seem to know all when
it comes to auto sims*** out on these boards and can answer a simple
question with a 6 word response makes my life and many others much easier.
It took much less effort on his part to answer the question and certainly
less time on mine than searching on google for another post.
Russ
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