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Logitech 3.30 drivers released

don hodgdo

Logitech 3.30 drivers released

by don hodgdo » Wed, 13 Oct 1999 04:00:00

http://www.racesimcentral.net/

From the site:

"WingMan Profiler:
- Added menus to the Profiler to make it easier to use. Most functions are
now available through both the older, button-based interface, as well as
menus.
- Added game-specific device support. Now it is possible to set force values
(strength and centering spring strength/enable) on a per-game basis. Also,
you can select combined/separate pedals per game!
- Improved applying of profiles on game launch.
- A whole bunch of new profiles have been added to the profile database -
too many to mention.
- Fixed resource and memory leaks.

Control Panel:
- Pedal movements have sound effects to them.
- Holding down SHIFT during calibration steps forces the control panel to
accept the calibration values. Use this with caution, and only if you don't
manage to get a good calibration with the normal steps.

Driver:
- Fixed force issues with MechWarrior3
- Fixed severe frame rate slowdown when using force feedback with a number
of games from Novalogic, most notably F22 Lightning 3.

Miscellaneous:
- Added support for the new devices (WingMan Gamepad, WingMan Gamepad
Extreme, WingMan Formula (yellow), WingMan Extreme Digital 3D, and WingMan
Force Feedback Mouse)
--
don

[|]-(_)-[|]

Jeff Jone

Logitech 3.30 drivers released

by Jeff Jone » Thu, 14 Oct 1999 04:00:00


>http://www.wingmanteam.com/Latest_Software/latest_software.htm

Thanks for the heads up.

jeff

bean

Logitech 3.30 drivers released

by bean » Thu, 14 Oct 1999 04:00:00

Hmmm. Have you got the Wingman to work with Thrustmaster T2 Pedals yet?

> http://www.wingmanteam.com/Latest_Software/latest_software.htm

> From the site:

> "WingMan Profiler:
> - Added menus to the Profiler to make it easier to use. Most functions are
> now available through both the older, button-based interface, as well as
> menus.
> - Added game-specific device support. Now it is possible to set force values
> (strength and centering spring strength/enable) on a per-game basis. Also,
> you can select combined/separate pedals per game!
> - Improved applying of profiles on game launch.
> - A whole bunch of new profiles have been added to the profile database -
> too many to mention.
> - Fixed resource and memory leaks.

> Control Panel:
> - Pedal movements have sound effects to them.
> - Holding down SHIFT during calibration steps forces the control panel to
> accept the calibration values. Use this with caution, and only if you don't
> manage to get a good calibration with the normal steps.

> Driver:
> - Fixed force issues with MechWarrior3
> - Fixed severe frame rate slowdown when using force feedback with a number
> of games from Novalogic, most notably F22 Lightning 3.

> Miscellaneous:
> - Added support for the new devices (WingMan Gamepad, WingMan Gamepad
> Extreme, WingMan Formula (yellow), WingMan Extreme Digital 3D, and WingMan
> Force Feedback Mouse)
> --
> don

> [|]-(_)-[|]

bean

Logitech 3.30 drivers released

by bean » Thu, 14 Oct 1999 04:00:00

Nope, sure doesn't look like it.

> Hmmm. Have you got the Wingman to work with Thrustmaster T2 Pedals yet?


> > http://www.wingmanteam.com/Latest_Software/latest_software.htm

> > From the site:

> > "WingMan Profiler:
> > - Added menus to the Profiler to make it easier to use. Most functions are
> > now available through both the older, button-based interface, as well as
> > menus.
> > - Added game-specific device support. Now it is possible to set force values
> > (strength and centering spring strength/enable) on a per-game basis. Also,
> > you can select combined/separate pedals per game!
> > - Improved applying of profiles on game launch.
> > - A whole bunch of new profiles have been added to the profile database -
> > too many to mention.
> > - Fixed resource and memory leaks.

> > Control Panel:
> > - Pedal movements have sound effects to them.
> > - Holding down SHIFT during calibration steps forces the control panel to
> > accept the calibration values. Use this with caution, and only if you don't
> > manage to get a good calibration with the normal steps.

> > Driver:
> > - Fixed force issues with MechWarrior3
> > - Fixed severe frame rate slowdown when using force feedback with a number
> > of games from Novalogic, most notably F22 Lightning 3.

> > Miscellaneous:
> > - Added support for the new devices (WingMan Gamepad, WingMan Gamepad
> > Extreme, WingMan Formula (yellow), WingMan Extreme Digital 3D, and WingMan
> > Force Feedback Mouse)
> > --
> > don

> > [|]-(_)-[|]

Rick Boy

Logitech 3.30 drivers released

by Rick Boy » Thu, 14 Oct 1999 04:00:00

I had a hell of a time getting my Logitech pedals to work.

I upgraded from 3.01 to 3.20 to 3.25 with no problems whatsoever.  3.30 has
been a major headache.  Couldn't get the pedals to work regardless of what I
did.  I just now got it working and am unfortunately unable to tell you what
I did.  I just kept uninstalling and re-installing, (at least 6 times) until
finally somehow worked.

All I can say is keep trying.

Rick


> Nope, sure doesn't look like it.


> > Hmmm. Have you got the Wingman to work with Thrustmaster T2 Pedals yet?

don hodgdo

Logitech 3.30 drivers released

by don hodgdo » Thu, 14 Oct 1999 04:00:00

I'm using the CH pedals with no problems at all, never tried the TM pedals
though, sorry.

--
don

[|]-(_)-[|]


> Hmmm. Have you got the Wingman to work with Thrustmaster T2 Pedals yet?


> > http://www.wingmanteam.com/Latest_Software/latest_software.htm


1. Logitech new Profiler 3.30 is out, GOOD JOB !!

2. STCC2 3.3 patch released

3. Fwd: Agent 3.3 Released

4. Logitech Wingman Software 4.0 released

5. LWFF 3.30 & DX7 prob

6. Logitech WingMan Formula Force - drivers

7. Logitech Wingman Drivers 3.25......

8. Microsoft,Logitech, ActLabs drivers (FF wheel)

9. What program can use a Logitech MOMO wheel to educate a driver?

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