Would anyone with a NEED FOR SPEED web page please post the url location. Thank you
Would anyone with a NEED FOR SPEED web page please post the url location. Thank you
http://www.atw.fullfeed.com/~bix/nfs.htm
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Peter Conrad
| In theory, there is no difference between theory an practice,
| but in practice there is.
My question is how do I calibrate my T 2. It prompts me to move the joystic
around and go through all the gears. I turn the whell left and right, press
down on both pedals, and press the shift lever. It returns to the control
options screen and I still have to use the keyboard. Am I doing something
wrong. Someone please help !!!!!
Tim
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oh yeah, and NFS *** also...
"CARS+COMPUTERS=LOONIE BIN MODE"
If the above interests you.....
......here is a totally JOE site:
http://www.racesimcentral.net/
Go there, mark it, return often...nuff said
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>I just picked up my copy of "The Need for Speed". I don't like it too much
>but it is still fun. The reason that I don't like it too much is because I
>have to run it without video and audio and in low res mode. Thats all because
>I only got a 486 DX 2 with 8 megs of ram and a crappy old video card. I think
>I'll still keep it though, since I plan on upgrading my PC pretty soon
>anyways.
>My question is how do I calibrate my T 2. It prompts me to move the joystic
>around and go through all the gears. I turn the whell left and right, press
>down on both pedals, and press the shift lever. It returns to the control
>options screen and I still have to use the keyboard. Am I doing something
>wrong. Someone please help !!!!!
>Tim
The only thing I can think of.. do you have that little white plastic adaptor
installed so the game recognizes the T2 as one controller? Otherwise the game
does not get the pedals at all...
Your pedals, without the adapter, are left-right on Joytick 2. The wheel is
Joy1. With the adapter, the wheel is left-right on Joy1 and the pedals are
up-down on Joy1, so a game that only recognizes one Joy/Gameport can recognize
the T2.
So if that is the case, put in the adapter and you should be fine!
Hope this helped.
Weyr
>>I just picked up my copy of "The Need for Speed". I don't like it too much
>>but it is still fun. The reason that I don't like it too much is because I
>>have to run it without video and audio and in low res mode. Thats all because
>>I only got a 486 DX 2 with 8 megs of ram and a crappy old video card. I think
>>I'll still keep it though, since I plan on upgrading my PC pretty soon
>>anyways.
>>My question is how do I calibrate my T 2. It prompts me to move the joystic
>>around and go through all the gears. I turn the whell left and right, press
>>down on both pedals, and press the shift lever. It returns to the control
>>options screen and I still have to use the keyboard. Am I doing something
>>wrong. Someone please help !!!!!
>>Tim
>I never had that problem before.
>The only thing I can think of.. do you have that little white plastic adaptor
>installed so the game recognizes the T2 as one controller? Otherwise the game
>does not get the pedals at all...
>Your pedals, without the adapter, are left-right on Joytick 2. The wheel is
>Joy1. With the adapter, the wheel is left-right on Joy1 and the pedals are
>up-down on Joy1, so a game that only recognizes one Joy/Gameport can recognize
>the T2.
>So if that is the case, put in the adapter and you should be fine!
>Hope this helped.
>Weyr
I am NOT paranoid. And why are you always watching me?!?
Eldred Pickett