to recognise the brake
pedal or paddle.
I had been using a T1 for ages woth no problems but the rigours of energetic
racing took their toll.
Help.
I had been using a T1 for ages woth no problems but the rigours of energetic
racing took their toll.
Help.
% I had been using a T1 for ages woth no problems but the rigours of energetic
% racing took their toll.
It looks like the docs for the Sprint on the CD-ROM are wrong. In DOS
the paddles are:
Right = Joystick A Vertical (Y1)
Left = Joystick B Horizontal (X2)
The pedals are:
Accelerator = Joystick 2 Vertical (Y2)
Brake = Joystick 2 Vertical (Y2)
So for GP2:
Steering = Joystick A Horizontal
Accelerator = Joystick B Vertical (for pedal) or Joystick A Vertical
(paddle)
Brake = Joystick B Vertical (for pedal) or Joystick B Horizontal
(paddle)
Clutch = (if using pedals only) Joystick B Horizontal (left paddle) or
Joystick A Vertical (right paddle)
Gears = Your choice of Joystick A or B (A = top row, B = bottom row)
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**************************** Michael E. Carver *************************
Upside out, or inside down...False alarm the only game in town.
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No, because the program is looking for digital input for gears and the
paddles on the Sprint are analog (potentiometers).
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**************************** Michael E. Carver *************************
Upside out, or inside down...False alarm the only game in town.
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