I have a driving wheel and when I hook it up and boot win95 it says
joystick not connected properly, my
gamepad and thrustmaster work fine BTW. I assume it's because it's not
seeing a Y axis so anybody
know a solution or a workaround? The wheel is a Wiazrd pro
from.....wizard, now defunct. I do plan on
buying some CH pedals so hopefully it will solve the problem but in the
mean time I'd really like to be playing ICR2 for win95.
Adam
I have a Thrustmaster T1 steering wheel with the CH Pro pedals. The way I
resolved the problem was to add a 100K pot to the Y-axis.
-Paul
> Adam
I should point out that this is a sucky solution, but it works.
The Thrustmaster steering wheel/pedal combo can also work if you use the
adapter that was included with them. That moves the pedal to the Y-axis
of the joystick0.
-Paul
> -Paul
> On Monday, July 01, 1996, "Adam M" wrote...
> > I have a driving wheel and when I hook it up and boot win95 it says
> > joystick not connected properly, my
> > gamepad and thrustmaster work fine BTW. I assume it's because it's not
> > seeing a Y axis so anybody
> > know a solution or a workaround? The wheel is a Wiazrd pro
> > from.....wizard, now defunct. I do plan on
> > buying some CH pedals so hopefully it will solve the problem but in
the
> > mean time I'd really like to be playing ICR2 for win95.
> > Adam
I got the same error - all I had to do was plug in my thrustmaster
adapter which combines the two axis on the same controller thus giving me
an X-Axis and a Y-Axis on the same wheel as opposed to giving me seperate
axis. The only problem is that now ICR2-Win95 doesn't accept acceleration
and braking on the same Y-Axis so I'm still screwed...
> Adam
