I am thinking about buying the Logitech Formula Force wheel. but does it
work in Grand Prix 2? I know it doesn't work in Nascar 2, but thought
that maybe it would work in this game.
Thanks in advance,
Ryan Kocher
Thanks in advance,
Ryan Kocher
Hope this helps
-don
Does this mean you can't get separate axis for the brake and gas in GP2 with
the Logitech?
Dave Ewing
>>Ryan Kocher:
>>>I am thinking about buying the Logitech Formula Force wheel. but does it
>>>work in Grand Prix 2? I know it doesn't work in Nascar 2, but thought
>>>that maybe it would work in this game.
>>Yes it does. This is how I've set it up in the controller menu:
>>Steering Device - Joy A Horiz
>>Steering Mode - Analog
>>Acceleration Device - Joy A Vert
>>Braking Device - Joy A Vert
>^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>Does this mean you can't get separate axis for the brake and gas in GP2 with
>the Logitech?
>Dave Ewing
-don
> >Ryan Kocher:
> >>I am thinking about buying the Logitech Formula Force wheel. but does it
> >>work in Grand Prix 2? I know it doesn't work in Nascar 2, but thought
> >>that maybe it would work in this game.
> >Yes it does. This is how I've set it up in the controller menu:
> >Steering Device - Joy A Horiz
> >Steering Mode - Analog
> >Acceleration Device - Joy A Vert
> >Braking Device - Joy A Vert
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> Does this mean you can't get separate axis for the brake and gas in GP2 with
> the Logitech?
> Dave Ewing
THe reason that Logitech has it set up that way is easy to see...
When you depress the gass pedal, with that setting the calibration dot moves
forward (up) just like if you had a joystick, when you depress the brake, it
move backward (down) as if you had the same joystick....
Course you still have to do it as if it were a menu driven calibtration
though....
Just a little insight from
Paul 'Tucson Coyote' Bender
FormerClass E Driver 1997-98 driver for Backmarkers
ICQ# 20104076.....
P.S. I think GPL Rocks as well as NFS3!