Not remotely true for Schumacher and not true for Martin,
although pretty close (maybe even too much) for 1967 GP style racing,
Besides, since you only have to do the FF once/game a proper
analogy would be fitting yourself to the seat/pedals/wheel of a new
racing car.
bob
Joe McGinn
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>> I also use MSFF, and the feel is really good: I guess you needed some
>> force before the times of "power steering". But what do you think of the
>> suggestion of setting the FF-centering to null? Somebody gave this
>> advice, and it really helps to feel the small differences - cleverly
>> programmed by Randy? - but somehow the feel is "stronger" and more
>> "realistic"?, when you use a little (2 or 3 of 4) of the centering
>> force, too. Opinions?
>Is that the centering in the Sidewinder control panel? I have it set to max
>for GP2. As soon as GPL starts, the centering force is gone.
>Bart Westra
Joel Willstein
> >> I also use MSFF, and the feel is really good: I guess you needed some
> >> force before the times of "power steering". But what do you think of
the
> >> suggestion of setting the FF-centering to null? Somebody gave this
> >> advice, and it really helps to feel the small differences - cleverly
> >> programmed by Randy? - but somehow the feel is "stronger" and more
> >> "realistic"?, when you use a little (2 or 3 of 4) of the centering
> >> force, too. Opinions?
> >Is that the centering in the Sidewinder control panel? I have it set to
max
> >for GP2. As soon as GPL starts, the centering force is gone.
> >Bart Westra
> Setup a profile for GPL. I did,and everything works perfectly.
> Joel Willstein
The steering is starting to feel ok, but there is no centering force in GPL,
although it is set to max in the control panel.
Bart Westra
