rec.autos.simulators

Although it was not in the plans for them to support this, Danny worked it
in at the last minute!  That's my idea of a company that is out to make
their customers happy.  My hat's off to Magnetic Fields !

Also - I asked him about support for accelerator and brakes on seperate
axis.  He says this will be supported as well.  They call it "independant
pedals".  Oh, and BTW if you didn't know, RC will support Force Feedback as
well.  I'm really looking forward to this one :)

David Cook

 Supporting both really does not make any sense

| I e-mailed Danny Hartley at Magnetic Fields (he's a programmer) about
| support for two controllers at once - I use my TSW2 pedals on Joy-2 with
an
| ACT Labs Force RS USB wheel on Joy-1.
|
| Although it was not in the plans for them to support this, Danny worked it
| in at the last minute!  That's my idea of a company that is out to make
| their customers happy.  My hat's off to Magnetic Fields !
|
| Also - I asked him about support for accelerator and brakes on seperate
| axis.  He says this will be supported as well.  They call it "independant
| pedals".  Oh, and BTW if you didn't know, RC will support Force Feedback
as
| well.  I'm really looking forward to this one :)
|
| David Cook
|
|

David Cook

Seeyas on the track.

--John (Joao) Silva

I agree.

A Rally simulator can't be realistic if it doesn't support dual-axis
controllers.  Rally drivers are the master in trail-braking, heel&toe, using
their feet like a ballet while controlling the car.  I really do wish that
RC will portray this, since nobody really has told ANYBODY about the
physics.  Nobody knows, nadda.  No review, no preview that's not a hidden
press release.

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