Olav,
The controller sensitivity settings DO really mean linearity, and 50%
equates to 100% linearity in F1-2002, for all axes on the controller 1 and 2
screens. Fiddle with it sitting in the pits and you'll see. (be sure to
watch the wheel movement in-car, not the red bars on the controller setup
screen - THAT doesn't match anything but total travel.) Actually, this
scheme exactly matches the way "sensitivity" works in the Logitech profiler
software, too(which I don't use). Everything on the "controller rates"
screen is just for keyboard users. Feel free to ignore! ;-)
As for the real "speed sensitivity" setting that affects wheel users, that's
in the "yourname".PLR file and is not accessible from the in-game menus in
the demo. Bit concerning seeing that one, as it harkens back to SCGT-era
stuff. Seems like that ought to be a function of the physics model, but
Nascar Heat had one too, now that I remember it. Hmmm...
You can get the pedals to work OK if you use DXTweak and set the center
values of your pedal axes very near the max. For example, my pedal min/max
values are 5 and 650, and I have my centers set at 625. It's odd, but it
works fine. Doesn't affect Papy games but will need to be reset to play
others. Hope they sort that out for the final.
Have fun,
SB
> > "And i also had a good laugh at all the other controller sliders, how
> > about a "screw all this and let me choose 100% linear like any papy
> > game" button ?
> > "Speed sensivity, axis sensivity, digital sensivity (that doesn't go
> > under 10%) I've said it before and I say it again, what's all this
> > sensivity ***anyway ? It's a word that alters it's meaning from game
> > to game."
> > Hi there!,
> > Ok, i will try to answer your questions,
> > About speedsensitivity, you can see it as the steeringhack in GPL.
> > If you have speedsensitivity to 100%, the car will steer less when you
> > driving fast, and when you slow
> > down, it will steer more. How much it will steer depends on your
steering
> > lock in the setup of the car.
> > digital sensitiviy do you only need to set if you use a keyboard etc,
> > otherwise just ignore those.
> > axis sensitivity is locked, and is the same in all speeds. Im almost
> > thinking that its a "linear - non linear" slider..
> > but im not 100% sure. The less you set it at, the less sensitive the
> > steering will be in game.
> > If you press the "lock" button on the top, you will move all the sliders
at
> > once.
> > I use 0% speedsensitivity, and 8% axis-sens. and 0% deadzone. That works
> > great for my LWFF-GP.
> What makes it really insteresting is that in F1 2001, 50 % axis
> sensivity should be the same as linear steering, so the big confusion is
> still there. I REALLY hate that sensivity word :) Even since C:PR with
> two sliders for controller "sensivity" where noone actually were able
> to tell what they did, I had problems steering that damned car. But
> when I got GPL and N4 and N2002, i set it to 100% linear and I didn't
> have to think of that anymore.
> --
> Olav Malmin
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