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I downloaded the Rally Champ demo and got it to work, BUT... and this must
be a mistake, it's pretty much undriveable because all I get is on/off
steering.  I've looked everywhere in the game and there doesn't seem to be a
setting for that.  The game recognizes my TSW2, and I've even succeeded in
assigning left for right and vice versa, just to check if I was doing it
right, but it's just not analog steering.  Meaning I can't run a straight
line even if I do 20 mph.

What am I doing wrong?  I want to give this game a chance.

Regards,

-Laurens de Jong, The Netherlands.

David

David G Fisher

That's good news, because even though I didn't like their previous efforts,
at least wheel support was well done (with my old T2, anyway). My question is
that I can't get split axis to work with my TMF1.  Any ideas?  It registers
my inputs on the config screen but doesn't want to know in-game.  I have no
problems with GPL, DTR etc.  Was this a beta bug or am I missing something.

Also - do you know if a full demo will be made available, as a previous
poster stated, the demos so far put me off rather than attract, and I want a
good rally sim.

Cheers,

Mark
Reading, UK

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Before you buy.

Do you have Direct X 7 installed? This seemed to be the answer to people's
problems with joystick recognition in the demos.

I never asked them so I don't know for certain, but I'm pretty sure that one
will be made. You will probably have heard enough reviews of the full game
by people who's opinions you respect to make up your mind about purchasing
it before a new demo comes out. It's being released on the 19th.

David G Fisher

I do and it didn't help, but I'll go throught the recalibration hoops and
give it another try .

Having been burned in the past (you can't normally take games back just
because you don't like them in the UK) I very rarely buy without a
representative demo or loan from a friend.  Only Papy get my money no
questions asked...:-)

Thanks for replying,

Mark
Reading, UK

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Before you buy.

buy from EB - they have a 10 day money back policy

Peter Hooper