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by **Rafael Medeiro** » Wed, 10 Mar 1999 04:00:00

i'm using MS FF wheel with the shifts on the back flip buttons, situp
button assigned to the upper right button(so i can situp while
downshifting with the left back button,which reduces a lot the braking
distance),and the look behind assigned to the upper left button.It works
very well for me.
I know using the wheel is something weird but i think that we will
hardly ever see a true bike controller, so...
Rafael

> On Mon, 08 Mar 1999 23:01:08 +1000,

> >I own over 20 Motor racing games and I must say this is the most fun I
> >have ever had. The learning curve is similar to GPL and the satisfaction
> >of doing a good lap just as rewarding.

> It is very nice!! Hey, what kind of controller are you using?
> Thanks.

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by **Caste** » Wed, 10 Mar 1999 04:00:00

I use a MS Joypad on mine and it handles suprisely well. I like being able
to accelerate and hit the lean up button to pull a wheel stack in 2-3rd
gears over a hill.... awesome effect.

PassedYa

by **Tom Peterse** » Wed, 10 Mar 1999 04:00:00

Thanks for the riding tips, Mark. I'm now using my MS 3dPro joystick and
CHpro pedals and it has made worlds of difference in riding the bikes.
Managing two axis with a stick is just too much when you are trying to be
smooth and accurate on leaning the bike. The pedals are set on a split axis
so I can accelerate and apply brakes together to a degree. I've reduced
dropping the bike by 2/3rds now. Having some great dices with the other
riders. I think the game is now brilliant for me.

Tom Petersen

>Simple rule is have >

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by **Mark C Dod** » Thu, 11 Mar 1999 04:00:00

Can't adjust the sensitivity. On tracks like Monza or the A1 this is not too
much of a problem but Leguna Seca and a couple of otheres with very tight 1st
gear bends are a pain at the moment. Altering the track and rake of the bike
helps a bit.

> Hi Mark

> Were you able to adjust sensitivitly of joystick ?
> You mentioned that and a few other "problems " with the game
> that somehow not mentioned here again..........

> | On Mon, 08 Mar 1999 23:01:08 +1000,

> |
> |
> | >I own over 20 Motor racing games and I must say this is the most fun I
> | >have ever had. The learning curve is similar to GPL and the satisfaction
> | >of doing a good lap just as rewarding.
> |
> | It is very nice!! Hey, what kind of controller are you using?
> | Thanks.
> |
> | --
> | // rrevved posts from mindspring dot com
> |

by **DjFI** » Fri, 12 Mar 1999 04:00:00

steering wheel may not be proper but i find it just fine. been 3 sec back
from SBK record on albacete.

DjFIL

> I agree, this is a great sim, but would be even better if we could
> find an appropriate controller. A steering wheel just doesnt seem
> proper, and a gamepad doesn't allow for the subtle moves that a bike
> allows. I don't have much experience with some of the more advanced
> flight-sim controllers, but I'd bet that we could find something
> appropriate from that type of controller.

> >On Mon, 08 Mar 1999 23:01:08 +1000,

> >>I own over 20 Motor racing games and I must say this is the most fun I
> >>have ever had. The learning curve is similar to GPL and the satisfaction
> >>of doing a good lap just as rewarding.

> >It is very nice!! Hey, what kind of controller are you using?
> >Thanks.

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