rec.autos.simulators

by **Ascende** » Wed, 23 Jan 2002 07:46:34

Just wondering if anybody can help. I have a Logitech Momo under XP. I
have created a CORE.INI file and pasted in the recommended settings for
force feedback but can't feel anything at all in the game.

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance,

M.

by **Ian** » Wed, 23 Jan 2002 08:04:05

Have you patched GPL to version 1.2 ? (1.1 is the minimum that has FF but
the game timing is screwed)

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by **The Carvalho Famil** » Wed, 23 Jan 2002 12:14:03

Check the name of the file VERY carefully (Windoze adds the .ini extension
so you might have a file called core.ini.ini) and be sure you're not using
the sample.core.ini file. Delete it or move it elsewhere.

Jim

> Just wondering if anybody can help. I have a Logitech Momo under XP. I
> have created a CORE.INI file and pasted in the recommended settings for
> force feedback but can't feel anything at all in the game.

> Any ideas?

> Thanks in advance,

> M.

by **David Ewin** » Thu, 24 Jan 2002 05:07:34

> Check the name of the file VERY carefully (Windoze adds the .ini extension
> so you might have a file called core.ini.ini) and be sure you're not using
> the sample.core.ini file. Delete it or move it elsewhere.

Not exactly. The sample file is named core.ini.sample. You have to rename
the file core.ini (assuming you don't already have one). The default setting
on Explorer is to not show the file extensions. So core.ini and
core.ini.sample will just show up as core in Explorer. You need to select
"View" from the Explorer menu and then choose "Details" to see the
extensions. That way you can make sure that your file is named correctly.
If it isn't (e.g., it is actually core.ini.sample, right click on the file
and choose "Rename" and type in core.ini - ignore the warning about changing
the extension).

Hope this helps,

Dave Ewing

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by **The Carvalho Famil** » Thu, 24 Jan 2002 11:26:00

Thanks for the correction and clarification.

Jim

> > Check the name of the file VERY carefully (Windoze adds the .ini extension
> > so you might have a file called core.ini.ini) and be sure you're not using
> > the sample.core.ini file. Delete it or move it elsewhere.

> Not exactly. The sample file is named core.ini.sample. You have to rename
> the file core.ini (assuming you don't already have one). The default setting
> on Explorer is to not show the file extensions. So core.ini and
> core.ini.sample will just show up as core in Explorer. You need to select
> "View" from the Explorer menu and then choose "Details" to see the
> extensions. That way you can make sure that your file is named correctly.
> If it isn't (e.g., it is actually core.ini.sample, right click on the file
> and choose "Rename" and type in core.ini - ignore the warning about changing
> the extension).

> Hope this helps,

> Dave Ewing

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> *****************************************************
> David A. Ewing

> *****************************************************

rec.autos.simulators

No force feedback in GPL

No force feedback in GPL

No force feedback in GPL

No force feedback in GPL

No force feedback in GPL

No force feedback in GPL