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> It was me, but I am a little fuzzy on it all now. The default brake
setting
> was (I think) somewhere around 9xxx. Change it to about 6500.

> David G Fisher

> > Shortly after F1 2000 was released, someone in here suggested to tweak a
> > value in the default.vhs file, as-well-as another tip or 2 to get the
> > braking less touchy.  I have since lost all my notes about this so I'm
> > hoping someone can refresh my memory and suggest how I can make the
> braking
> > in F1 CS 2000 less touchy.

> Should the axis sensitivity for the brake be left at 0% as well?

> > It was me, but I am a little fuzzy on it all now. The default brake
> setting
> > was (I think) somewhere around 9xxx. Change it to about 6500.

> > David G Fisher

> > > Shortly after F1 2000 was released, someone in here suggested to tweak
a
> > > value in the default.vhs file, as-well-as another tip or 2 to get the
> > > braking less touchy.  I have since lost all my notes about this so I'm
> > > hoping someone can refresh my memory and suggest how I can make the
> > braking
> > > in F1 CS 2000 less touchy.

>I honestly don't remember. I don't have the game installed now either. Andre
>W. asked about the brake issue not that long ago, maybe he can chime in.

>David G Fisher

>> Should the axis sensitivity for the brake be left at 0% as well?

>> > It was me, but I am a little fuzzy on it all now. The default brake
>> setting
>> > was (I think) somewhere around 9xxx. Change it to about 6500.

>> > David G Fisher

>> > > Shortly after F1 2000 was released, someone in here suggested to tweak
>a
>> > > value in the default.vhs file, as-well-as another tip or 2 to get the
>> > > braking less touchy.  I have since lost all my notes about this so I'm
>> > > hoping someone can refresh my memory and suggest how I can make the
>> > braking
>> > > in F1 CS 2000 less touchy.

> I've got F1CS installed, but I never had to mess with the braking
> tweaks with my TSW2.  You might visit the High Gear F1CS2K forum
> (http://www.simracingnews.com/) and do a search for "brakes," because
> I think there was quite a bit of discussion there about these kinds of
> mods and such.

> -- JB

> >I honestly don't remember. I don't have the game installed now either.
Andre
> >W. asked about the brake issue not that long ago, maybe he can chime in.

> >David G Fisher

> >> Should the axis sensitivity for the brake be left at 0% as well?

> >> > It was me, but I am a little fuzzy on it all now. The default brake
> >> setting
> >> > was (I think) somewhere around 9xxx. Change it to about 6500.

> >> > David G Fisher

> >> > > Shortly after F1 2000 was released, someone in here suggested to
tweak
> >a
> >> > > value in the default.vhs file, as-well-as another tip or 2 to get
the
> >> > > braking less touchy.  I have since lost all my notes about this so
I'm
> >> > > hoping someone can refresh my memory and suggest how I can make the
> >> > braking
> >> > > in F1 CS 2000 less touchy.

> I don't think the brakes are too sensitive. It's just bad setup. Try
> different settings for the Brake Ratio in your setup instead of tweaking
the
> VHS file.I'm sure you'll find a well balanced one. If you lock your front
> tires, increase the ratio of the rear brakes. Also check the tire
pressures.
> Overblown tires usually lock more easily.

> > I've got F1CS installed, but I never had to mess with the braking
> > tweaks with my TSW2.  You might visit the High Gear F1CS2K forum
> > (http://www.simracingnews.com/) and do a search for "brakes," because
> > I think there was quite a bit of discussion there about these kinds of
> > mods and such.

> > -- JB

> > >I honestly don't remember. I don't have the game installed now either.
> Andre
> > >W. asked about the brake issue not that long ago, maybe he can chime
in.

> > >David G Fisher

> > >> Should the axis sensitivity for the brake be left at 0% as well?

> > >> > It was me, but I am a little fuzzy on it all now. The default brake
> > >> setting
> > >> > was (I think) somewhere around 9xxx. Change it to about 6500.

> > >> > David G Fisher

> > >> > > Shortly after F1 2000 was released, someone in here suggested to
> tweak
> > >a
> > >> > > value in the default.vhs file, as-well-as another tip or 2 to get
> the
> > >> > > braking less touchy.  I have since lost all my notes about this
so
> I'm
> > >> > > hoping someone can refresh my memory and suggest how I can make
the
> > >> > braking
> > >> > > in F1 CS 2000 less touchy.

>   hehe you've never used a Logitech wheel and pedal combo have you???  :)
> dave henrie


> > I don't think the brakes are too sensitive. It's just bad setup. Try
> > different settings for the Brake Ratio in your setup instead of tweaking
> the
> > VHS file.I'm sure you'll find a well balanced one. If you lock your
front
> > tires, increase the ratio of the rear brakes. Also check the tire
> pressures.
> > Overblown tires usually lock more easily.

> > > I've got F1CS installed, but I never had to mess with the braking
> > > tweaks with my TSW2.  You might visit the High Gear F1CS2K forum
> > > (http://www.simracingnews.com/) and do a search for "brakes," because
> > > I think there was quite a bit of discussion there about these kinds of
> > > mods and such.

> > > -- JB

> > > >I honestly don't remember. I don't have the game installed now
either.
> > Andre
> > > >W. asked about the brake issue not that long ago, maybe he can chime
> in.

> > > >David G Fisher

> > > >> Should the axis sensitivity for the brake be left at 0% as well?

> > > >> > It was me, but I am a little fuzzy on it all now. The default
brake
> > > >> setting
> > > >> > was (I think) somewhere around 9xxx. Change it to about 6500.

> > > >> > David G Fisher

> > > >> > > Shortly after F1 2000 was released, someone in here suggested
to
> > tweak
> > > >a
> > > >> > > value in the default.vhs file, as-well-as another tip or 2 to
get
> > the
> > > >> > > braking less touchy.  I have since lost all my notes about this
> so
> > I'm
> > > >> > > hoping someone can refresh my memory and suggest how I can make
> the
> > > >> > braking
> > > >> > > in F1 CS 2000 less touchy.