rec.autos.simulators

by **Dudley Henrique** » Fri, 30 Nov 2001 06:59:28

I'm new to autoracing sims. I'd like to get Nascar 4 but we have a desk room
problem. We're set up for flight simulators. As such, we have a CH Products
USB yoke. It has a rotation throttle, two extra rotation axis, 4 single
buttons, 2-2way switches,and two rocker switches, plus an 8way hat.Is it
possible to use this yoke as a self contained wheel for Nascar 4 and program
it in the sim?

Thanks, Dudley

by **SimRace** » Fri, 30 Nov 2001 08:06:07

Yes, it should work just fine. You will likely not be very satisfied with
the results though, the 'new' physics engine in this release almost demands
a wheel to achieve maximum enjoyment and competitiveness. But to answer your
question, yes, it should work. There are other 'joystick' drivers out there.

by **Dudley Henrique** » Fri, 30 Nov 2001 08:12:58

Many thanks! DH

> Yes, it should work just fine. You will likely not be very satisfied with
> the results though, the 'new' physics engine in this release almost
demands
> a wheel to achieve maximum enjoyment and competitiveness. But to answer
your
> question, yes, it should work. There are other 'joystick' drivers out
there.

> > I'm new to autoracing sims. I'd like to get Nascar 4 but we have a desk
> room
> > problem. We're set up for flight simulators. As such, we have a CH
> Products
> > USB yoke. It has a rotation throttle, two extra rotation axis, 4 single
> > buttons, 2-2way switches,and two rocker switches, plus an 8way hat.Is it
> > possible to use this yoke as a self contained wheel for Nascar 4 and
> program
> > it in the sim?

> > Thanks, Dudley

rec.autos.simulators

Nascar 4 controller question Please

Nascar 4 controller question Please

Nascar 4 controller question Please

Nascar 4 controller question Please