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NR2002 and orignal MOMO

MadDAW

NR2002 and orignal MOMO

by MadDAW » Fri, 03 Jan 2003 04:33:07

I have never really liked NR2002 since getting my MOMO wheel (the original).
I just noticed something this morning. When sitting in the pits if I step on
the gas the on screen wheen turns to the left. Anybody else have this
problem? If so do you know if its just a graphics thing or does it actualy
have the wheels turning? If they are I'd say that might be part of my
problem.

MadDAWG

MadDAW

NR2002 and orignal MOMO

by MadDAW » Fri, 03 Jan 2003 04:40:29

BTW no I don't have FF on. Also if I roll out just a little bit it goes to
the right.

MadDAWG

Gene Penma

NR2002 and orignal MOMO

by Gene Penma » Fri, 03 Jan 2003 07:42:34

Sounds like stagger to me..does this happen on the road circuits too where
the car's setup shouldn't have any stagger?


MadDAW

NR2002 and orignal MOMO

by MadDAW » Fri, 03 Jan 2003 10:42:42

yes it does it at any track.  The thing of it is I'm not even moving. Just
sit in the pits and rev the car, and the in car steering wheel moves. I
checked the replay and I think the tires are moving along with the virtual
wheel. I'm really begining to wonder if this hasn't been my "problem" all
along. I checked this in other games that have a moving wheel and it dosen't
happen. I never have been able to drive NR2002 worth a crap. If a steering
input is being given because of some crossed wires its no wonder I can't
drive it worth a darn. lol

MadDAWG

Michael Horto

NR2002 and orignal MOMO

by Michael Horto » Fri, 03 Jan 2003 14:26:46

It's N2002 and not your wheel. It did it with my LWFF and it does it with my
TSW. I think it's to simulate the torque/twist the engine would do to the
frame when revved up.


MadDAW

NR2002 and orignal MOMO

by MadDAW » Sat, 04 Jan 2003 00:32:59

Well your right that uts the Papy software. I went and reloaded GPL and sure
enough the same thing. While I can buy your idea, if that is it, thats
totaly stupid of Papy. I have never seen a cars wheels turn even when the
chassis has been flexing.

MadDAWG

Don Burnett

NR2002 and orignal MOMO

by Don Burnett » Sat, 04 Jan 2003 02:34:06

Agreed, I have the original Momo and it does that while in the pits sitting
still for me as well, does not seem to be a problem driving on the track
though.

Don Burnette


> It's N2002 and not your wheel. It did it with my LWFF and it does it with
> my TSW. I think it's to simulate the torque/twist the engine would do to
> the frame when revved up.



>> yes it does it at any track.  The thing of it is I'm not even moving.
>> Just sit in the pits and rev the car, and the in car steering wheel
>> moves. I checked the replay and I think the tires are moving along with
>> the virtual wheel. I'm really begining to wonder if this hasn't been my
>> "problem" all along. I checked this in other games that have a moving
>> wheel and it dosen't happen. I never have been able to drive NR2002
>> worth a crap. If a steering input is being given because of some crossed
>> wires its no wonder I can't drive it worth a darn. lol

>> MadDAWG


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