rec.autos.simulators

>And thats the very reason I don't got it............They said it does, but
>it don't

>> Is there dual-axis support in SCGT?  I can't seem to get it to work on my
>> ECCi CDS4000.  It acts as if the Y-axis is pressed down at all times, so
>no
>> matter what control I try to set it sets that Y-axis automatically.

>>And thats the very reason I don't got it............They said it does, but
>>it don't

>>> Is there dual-axis support in SCGT?  I can't seem to get it to work on my
>>> ECCi CDS4000.  It acts as if the Y-axis is pressed down at all times, so
>>no
>>> matter what control I try to set it sets that Y-axis automatically.
>I've read a few comments like this. I set up dual axis and have it
>working fine on my Logitech Formula Force.

>Is there dual-axis support in SCGT?  I can't seem to get it to work on my
>ECCi CDS4000.  It acts as if the Y-axis is pressed down at all times, so no
>matter what control I try to set it sets that Y-axis automatically.

> SCGT seems to support dual axis for digital wheels fine, but has problems
> with many analog setups.  My experience so far at getting dual axis to
work
> with SCGT:

> Logitech FF: good support

> Thrustmaster:
> T1 (rewired w/ toggle for dual axis) - has not worked yet.
> Nascar Pro - works when poll with interrupts is selected and sensitivity
> slider in game is very low - drives like a pig with those settings
however.

> Thomas Enterprises:
> TSW2 Formula (w/paddles) - works with this game in dual axis only when the
> cable for the clutch pedal is disconnected - is using J1X for steering,
axis
> 3 for brake, axis 4 to accel.
> TSW Formula 99 - this is a coworkers, so I haven't played w/ all the
> possible settings, but reportedly he has not gotten it to work in dual
axis
> mode yet.

> I prefer the Logitech for this game, though it is not as precise as the
> TSW - this sim doesn't really need the level of precision required by GPL
or
> MGPRS2.  These are the wheels to which I have access - can't comment on
> others.

> Michael

> o set it sets that Y-axis automatically.

> > I've read a few comments like this. I set up dual axis and have it
> > working fine on my Logitech Formula Force.

> > Tim

> And thats the very reason I don't got it............They said it does, but
> it don't

> > Is there dual-axis support in SCGT?  I can't seem to get it to work on
my
> > ECCi CDS4000.  It acts as if the Y-axis is pressed down at all times, so
> no
> > matter what control I try to set it sets that Y-axis automatically.

> SCGT seems to support dual axis for digital wheels fine, but has problems
> with many analog setups.  My experience so far at getting dual axis to
work
> with SCGT:

> Logitech FF: good support

> Thrustmaster:
> T1 (rewired w/ toggle for dual axis) - has not worked yet.
> Nascar Pro - works when poll with interrupts is selected and sensitivity
> slider in game is very low - drives like a pig with those settings
however.

> Thomas Enterprises:
> TSW2 Formula (w/paddles) - works with this game in dual axis only when the
> cable for the clutch pedal is disconnected - is using J1X for steering,
axis
> 3 for brake, axis 4 to accel.
> TSW Formula 99 - this is a coworkers, so I haven't played w/ all the
> possible settings, but reportedly he has not gotten it to work in dual
axis
> mode yet.

> I prefer the Logitech for this game, though it is not as precise as the
> TSW - this sim doesn't really need the level of precision required by GPL
or
> MGPRS2.  These are the wheels to which I have access - can't comment on
> others.

> Michael

> o set it sets that Y-axis automatically.

> > I've read a few comments like this. I set up dual axis and have it
> > working fine on my Logitech Formula Force.

> > Tim

> >>And thats the very reason I don't got it............They said it does,
but
> >>it don't

> >>> Is there dual-axis support in SCGT?  I can't seem to get it to work on
my
> >>> ECCi CDS4000.  It acts as if the Y-axis is pressed down at all times,
so
> >>no
> >>> matter what control I try to set it sets that Y-axis automatically.

> >I've read a few comments like this. I set up dual axis and have it
> >working fine on my Logitech Formula Force.

> It seems to be some kind of wierd calibration problem.  With my wheel,
> an F1Sim, the very first time I tried to set it up it worked, but then
> I tried it again for some reason and it broke it for days.  I
> eventually tried numerous combinations of configuration/calibration in
> the Windows "Game Controllers" control panel, and got it to work
> eventually.  I'm not touching that options page again ;-)

> So, persevere, and I'll think you'll get there.  There's definitely a
> bug there though which should not be that hard to fix...

> Andy

>Is there dual-axis support in SCGT?  I can't seem to get it to work on my
>ECCi CDS4000.  It acts as if the Y-axis is pressed down at all times, so no
>matter what control I try to set it sets that Y-axis automatically.