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by **FatnSl** » Fri, 05 Apr 2002 09:46:30

Logitech has released their DXTweak2 Beta to the public.

You can get it here:

http://www.racesimcentral.net/

FatnSlo

by **Andre Warrin** » Fri, 05 Apr 2002 16:53:40

>Logitech has released their DXTweak2 Beta to the public.

>You can get it here:

>http://www.wingmanteam.com/

>FatnSlo

Thx for the info! Also a new version of the momo-center util has been
posted I see.

Andre

by **David Er** » Fri, 05 Apr 2002 18:39:10

Excellent! Been hopeing something like this would turn up ever since I got
my latest USB joystick and FF wheel. Take the time to read and understand
the readme and you can tune out some annoying little problems easily.
Thanks
David

by **redTe** » Sat, 06 Apr 2002 01:54:10

I don't think that works with Win XP. And that's been the problem for Logitech, and Momo
owners in particular. Te new Wingman stuff is a blessed relief and now my wheel is finally
centred correctly.
Good going, Wingman Team !

by **Stev** » Sat, 06 Apr 2002 02:39:48

I checked out that CTFJ and they say it only works with Win95 and Win98 (and
I assume WinMe). I tried DXTweak2 and it works fine with XP, but too bad we
can't save it. It may prove to become quite annoying to have to run DXTweak
every time we reboot, but it's better than nothing.

Steve

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by **redTe** » Sat, 06 Apr 2002 03:06:01

That's a fair point, but it is still a Beta version. I would think the "save" option will
be worked out soon.

by **Stev** » Sat, 06 Apr 2002 04:47:29

I wouldn't hold my breath on that one. From what I understood, the problem
is with Win 2K and XP and DirectX 8. It seems that they are talking this
over with MS, with hope that this would be fixed with DirectX 9. :(
However, I hope they'll find some solution for 2K and XP users before
DirectX 9.

by **Milhous** » Sat, 06 Apr 2002 08:48:44

At the least, could they save the settings to an external file and then use
DxTweak on startup to autoload them?

Milhouse

> > > I checked out that CTFJ and they say it only works with Win95 and
Win98
> (and
> > > I assume WinMe). I tried DXTweak2 and it works fine with XP, but too
bad
> we
> > > can't save it. It may prove to become quite annoying to have to run
> DXTweak
> > > every time we reboot, but it's better than nothing.

> > That's a fair point, but it is still a Beta version. I would think the
> "save" option will
> > be worked out soon.

> I wouldn't hold my breath on that one. From what I understood, the problem
> is with Win 2K and XP and DirectX 8. It seems that they are talking this
> over with MS, with hope that this would be fixed with DirectX 9. :(
> However, I hope they'll find some solution for 2K and XP users before
> DirectX 9.

by **Milhous** » Sat, 06 Apr 2002 12:30:59

Yep. It's a rather simple feature that really should be in DxTweak so us XP
users aren't screwed.

Milhouse

> On Thu, 04 Apr 2002 23:48:44 GMT, "Milhouse"

> >At the least, could they save the settings to an external file and then
use
> >DxTweak on startup to autoload them?

> >Milhouse

> Yea, that's why CTFJ is better, it has that option. But as was pointed
> out, it's no good if you are a Win2K/XP user.

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