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Attention Ubisoft Tech Support in the U.K.

John Cooks

Attention Ubisoft Tech Support in the U.K.

by John Cooks » Wed, 22 Oct 1997 04:00:00

Thanks for posting to this group !
We very much appreciate being kept informed of progress
on the upcoming F1 simulation. It looks great !

I live in Canada (Ex-pat) and we have no clue about
the North American release, some don't even think
it will be this year for us.

Any chance you guys might take pity on me to answer
one gnawing question that I can't seem to get cleared
up. Does the game support full Wheel/Pedal setups via
games port A and B like GP2, ICR2, N2 and NFS2 do.
(I don't mean Thrustmaster T2 which uses only 2 axes).
If it does then Ubi will have a blockbuster on its hands !

If you can respond to this group or E-Mail me at

Thanks guys

John Cookson

Coco

Attention Ubisoft Tech Support in the U.K.

by Coco » Wed, 22 Oct 1997 04:00:00


> Thanks for posting to this group !
> We very much appreciate being kept informed of progress
> on the upcoming F1 simulation. It looks great !

> I live in Canada (Ex-pat) and we have no clue about
> the North American release, some don't even think
> it will be this year for us.

> Any chance you guys might take pity on me to answer
> one gnawing question that I can't seem to get cleared
> up. Does the game support full Wheel/Pedal setups via
> games port A and B like GP2, ICR2, N2 and NFS2 do.
> (I don't mean Thrustmaster T2 which uses only 2 axes).
> If it does then Ubi will have a blockbuster on its hands !

> If you can respond to this group or E-Mail me at

> Thanks guys

> John Cookson

  The game is Win95, so if you are able to configure your wheel in
Win95, it will work automatically with
Ubi F1.

Bye Coco

Ronald Stoe

Attention Ubisoft Tech Support in the U.K.

by Ronald Stoe » Wed, 22 Oct 1997 04:00:00



> > Thanks for posting to this group !
[snip]
> > Any chance you guys might take pity on me to answer
> > one gnawing question that I can't seem to get cleared
> > up. Does the game support full Wheel/Pedal setups via
> > games port A and B like GP2, ICR2, N2 and NFS2 do.
> > (I don't mean Thrustmaster T2 which uses only 2 axes).
> > If it does then Ubi will have a blockbuster on its hands !

> > If you can respond to this group or E-Mail me at

[snip]
>   The game is Win95, so if you are able to configure your wheel in
> Win95, it will work automatically with
> Ubi F1.

In the demo you could not select which joystick action is used
as gas and which is used for braking. This is bad if you use
the CH Pedals, like I do. In ICR2 you can configure that...

here's hoping
ronny

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