rec.autos.simulators

by **dclin..** » Tue, 19 Aug 1997 04:00:00

I've just bought the Thrustmaster T2 Wheel. I've had a few problems with
it though. My car in ICR2 always truns to the right when i'm not touching
the wheel, I've tried recalibrating it in windows 95 and in ICR2. Also
the car accelerates a small amount when i'm not touching the pedals, this
is not a big deal to me. the steering is also delayed a bit and makes it
kinda hard to take turns.

And finally I'm just having trouble getting used to it. I usually
understeer corners even when I'm not going very fast.

Chris

by **Michael Peters** » Tue, 19 Aug 1997 04:00:00

It sounds like you are running both in Win95. If you are I would
recommend downloading their newest control panel calibrator. It can be
found at their site www.thrustmaster.com

If you are not running with win95 recalibrating in the control panel will
do nothing. Have you tried recalibrating from within the game? It sounds
like it is not calibrated correctly.

On having trouble getting used to it, it will take a little practice. The
setups you used with a regular joystick will have to be changed to suit
the wheel and your driving.

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by **Brya** » Wed, 20 Aug 1997 04:00:00

>I've just bought the Thrustmaster T2 Wheel. I've had a few problems with
>it though. My car in ICR2 always truns to the right when i'm not touching
>the wheel, I've tried recalibrating it in windows 95 and in ICR2. Also
>the car accelerates a small amount when i'm not touching the pedals, this
>is not a big deal to me. the steering is also delayed a bit and makes it
>kinda hard to take turns.

>And finally I'm just having trouble getting used to it. I usually
>understeer corners even when I'm not going very fast.

>Chris

If you dont already have one, purchase an adjustable gamecard. It
will help your calibration and can make it less sensitive, so that you
dont have the jumping around. Hope this helps.

Bryan