to install it anywhere but the
No the gears work if they are available. The problem USUALLY is the
default setup. 5th or 6th gear are just waaaaay to low...something like
.60 or less when 4th gear is usually over 100. We generally set the
gearing to .95 or .90 depending on the final gear ratio.
Just head into the garage and look on the left side of the setup screen
the other gears are shown there. You can adjust them to a closer ratio.
dave henrie
itazura
> > Dave,
> > I downloaded the mod and a few tracks, and I agree with you that it's
> > definitely worth a look-see. I've got a few questions though:
> > 1. I downloaded Laguna T, but can't get it to load. The other tracks
> > that I've downloaded/tried (albeit only 2 others) seem to work OK. Is
> > there a problem or a fix for this particular track?
> I don't recall any problems with it...I'll take a look. Most of the T
> tracks came out near the end of our TPTCC DTMHeat season, so we haven't had
> a chance to test them all yet.
> > 2. In Heat in general, what exactly does the "Overshoot" setting in
> > the Controllers setting do?
> Overshoot is a range of motion assist. If your wheel or pedals are not
> showing full travel on the calibration bars, then you can use the overshoot
> function to get 100%. An example would be the gas pedal. When you press
> the pedal down, an orange bar shows the range of input. If, when your
> pedal is fully depressed, you do not see the orange bar fully extended,
> then you can compensate by using the Overshoot.
> > 3. I'm using a MOMO Force, and I find that I need to turn the wheel a
> > huge amount in order to get the car to turn. What needs adjustment --
> > steering lock within the car set-up or non-linearity in the controller
> > settings? Which direction to adjust to make the steering more in line
> > with the wheel input?
> The non-linerity setting is probably the culprit. I think I have mine
> completely zero'd So the more you increase the slider, the more NON-
> linerity you have. Since Linerity is the preferred choice, this is a
> poorly named function. Here, the best choice is as little of Non-linerity
> slider showing as possible.
> have fun
> dave henrie
> > Thanks for the tip on this mod!
-jde
