> Hi Scott. Yeah its up at http://www.racesimcentral.net/ but I havent done
> anything recently. I keep getting sidetracked :) IIRC a few of the links
> no longer work (different ports) but if you want something thats unavailable
> let me know and Ill fix ya up. The sphanky settings are in their somewhere
> though. I also used the rFactor controller.ini settings in my GTL
> player.ini though and that may not be the right way to go about it but it
> works for me. The only downside is the oscillations coming out of the pits
> or if you take your hands off the wheel. I can live with that over the weak
> forces though.
> As for centering my wheel. While in the pit or not moving it always goes to
> the left but as soon as I move the car it centers ok without the artificial
> centering form the CP. I just make sure Ive ran the wheel through its full
> range of motion before I go onto the track. Its been this way since F1C
> days IIRC.
> I don;t use the TrackIR much in racing sims. I have it at the ready with a
> button push though and do use it for specific corners or exiting my pit
> garage. TrackIR seems much more suited to flight Sims imo but others use it
> all the time. Be prepared for a learning curve if you do make the jump.
> Arent you having a problem with your Momo losing connection occasionally?
> Not really losing the connection but it is no longer recognized in game till
> I go back to main options/controllers? Online the wheel seems a bit more
> finicky as well.
> And Im still missin swervin Irvan :)
> Mitch
>>Mitch,
>>I've fallen a little behind... but do you still have the web page with
>>rFactor and GTL Momo configurations? Have you had any problems with the
>>centering? I still have to go in and manually play with the setting in
>>the player file to get the centering of the MOMO just right. It varies a
>>little between GTL and rFactor.
>>I don't have a TrackIR, but the new 4 Pro is tempting. Do you guys who
>>have them really like using them? Any tips and or warnings?
>>Thanks in advance,
>>Scott
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>>http://www.racesimcentral.net/
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