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by **WingNu** » Mon, 12 Nov 2001 00:35:58

I was wondering if anybody could tell me a good setting in Nascar 4 for the
MS FF wheel? It seems that the way I have it set up right now is a real
handful to handle on the track. I have tried various stable car set ups and
they still seem to be a little unstable in traffic while online racing. Can
someone please suggest a starting point so that I can correct this problem?
Maybe share your exact settings as found in the N4 controller options menu.
Thank you in advance.

Stu

by **Uncle Feste** » Mon, 12 Nov 2001 05:10:30

> I was wondering if anybody could tell me a good setting in Nascar 4 for the
> MS FF wheel? It seems that the way I have it set up right now is a real
> handful to handle on the track. I have tried various stable car set ups and
> they still seem to be a little unstable in traffic while online racing. Can
> someone please suggest a starting point so that I can correct this problem?
> Maybe share your exact settings as found in the N4 controller options menu.
> Thank you in advance.

> Stu

Set it full (100%) linear. That should help a lot.

--

Fester

by **WingNu** » Tue, 13 Nov 2001 01:36:50

Thanks, I will give that a try. I see some other racers are also having some
of the same problems. I may try a few of their suggestions as well. Once
again thanks.

> > I was wondering if anybody could tell me a good setting in Nascar 4 for
the
> > MS FF wheel? It seems that the way I have it set up right now is a real
> > handful to handle on the track. I have tried various stable car set ups
and
> > they still seem to be a little unstable in traffic while online racing.
Can
> > someone please suggest a starting point so that I can correct this
problem?
> > Maybe share your exact settings as found in the N4 controller options
menu.
> > Thank you in advance.

> > Stu

> Set it full (100%) linear. That should help a lot.

> --

> Fester

by **Haqsa** » Tue, 13 Nov 2001 01:54:27

You might not be using enough latency correction. With insufficient
latency correction the forces appear later than when you turned the
wheel, which can contribute to a feeling of instability. For GPL, which
uses an earlier version of the N4 engine, Papyrus recommended a latency
correction of 85 ms for the MS FF wheel. Try that in N4 and see if it
helps.

> Thanks, I will give that a try. I see some other racers are also
having some
> of the same problems. I may try a few of their suggestions as well.
Once
> again thanks.

> > > I was wondering if anybody could tell me a good setting in Nascar
4 for
> the
> > > MS FF wheel? It seems that the way I have it set up right now is a
real
> > > handful to handle on the track. I have tried various stable car
set ups
> and
> > > they still seem to be a little unstable in traffic while online
racing.
> Can
> > > someone please suggest a starting point so that I can correct this
> problem?
> > > Maybe share your exact settings as found in the N4 controller
options
> menu.
> > > Thank you in advance.

> > > Stu

> > Set it full (100%) linear. That should help a lot.

> > --

> > Fester

by **Spadge Fromle** » Wed, 14 Nov 2001 06:58:04

What other setting values did they recommend for the MSFF wheel? And
I take it you are talking about the older non-USB version?

I've looked for serving suggestions on GPL and the MSFF wheel, but
never found any.

Thanks

--
Spadge Fromley
''collect your rubbsih
and in my belly it will go ...''

by **Haqsa** » Wed, 14 Nov 2001 12:30:26

The other FF settings for GPL are in different units than N4 uses, so
I'm not sure how they compare.

> What other setting values did they recommend for the MSFF wheel? And
> I take it you are talking about the older non-USB version?

> I've looked for serving suggestions on GPL and the MSFF wheel, but
> never found any.

> Thanks

> --
> Spadge Fromley
> ''collect your rubbsih
> and in my belly it will go ...''

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