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TIR and LWFF

bertr

TIR and LWFF

by bertr » Sat, 30 Nov 2002 12:34:28

I find that my LWFF is a bit too sensitive within TIR.  In other words,
I find myself going from side-to-side down straights, and oversteering
into the corners. (When I  make a little steering correction, it's
usually an OVER-correction). There's not much to configure regarding
controllers within TIR itself, but the downloadable Car Configurator has
loads of tweaks.

I would prefer not experimenting with each car, but would like to know
if there's a way to adjust this steering sensitivity/deadzone globally
within TIR.

Better yet, if there is a way to do this, does anyone with an LWFF have
some good settings that they're willing to share?

Thanks!

Andi

TIR and LWFF

by Andi » Sun, 01 Dec 2002 05:22:50

Can't you adjust the range etc in the control panel settings. Or you could
use DXTWeak for the 'Wingmanteam' .

Andi.


Haqsa

TIR and LWFF

by Haqsa » Sun, 01 Dec 2002 05:59:25

Based on what I have seen with the demo, it's nonlinear and speed
sensitive, so I don't think you can do anything outside of the game to
fix that.  BRH - there is a file available from Razorworks which
documents how to change the steering, perhaps you already have it.
Unfortunately the settings are buried in the car files and it doesn't
look to me like there is a way to change it globally.



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