rec.autos.simulators

Does GPL support it - I don't have a FF wheel  - yet!  :-(

Marko

-Larry

-Larry

Well, you haven't set it up properly.  I've played GPL extensively and many
other long-time sim'ers would agree that its FF effects aren't even in the
same ball park as F1 2002.  I'd even say that GPL's FF is only marginally
better than GP4 - and that's saying something!

F12002's FF - stinks - IMHO... And the fact that you have to spend hours
just to set it up so it works reasonably well - say it all....   When will
these developers learn from Papyrus and make a *simple* and effective
contoller-setup interface that works so well..   All this mumbo jumbo ***
they put in just ruins everything...

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-Tim

Agreed, F1 2002 FF is superior to GPL - especially with the right settings
for my MOMO.  Prior to F1 2002 I thought GPL was king and Viper a very
competent second (since surpassed by LFS).

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Joe M.

        The question/statement(I forgot which started this all ) :>  was
which program had the best FF, not which had the best Controller config
setup.  Agreed, the FF in GPL/N2k2 is great, but once you dial in F1 2k2,
the FF is either neck and neck or even better.  Going around a large radius
constant turn like the Parabolica is a fine example of FF, IF the forces
inform you that the fronts are jussst about ready to break loose and I get
that from F1 2k2.
       Unfortunately, you have to dig and work hard to get them setup.
dave henrie

After constant tweaking of F12002, I'll say the FF of NR2002 is still far
superior.  But it it's a stock-car's nature to be much more muchy and soft,
so some might feel F1 2002 to be superior due to the feedback giving the
driver a much higher frequency of feedback.

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