That's good to hear, I guess I'll be doing some soldering tonight. ;)
BTW, you should reconsider the profiler. By using the "shift" feature,
you can assign 2 commands to the buttons and paddles.
-pierre
> Hi Pierre,
> Yep, the T2 pedals work identically to the old Logitech pedals once they
> are wired in, since the wires that went to the old Logitech pots are
> now going to the T2 pots the values go through the same analog to digital
> conversion which in fact takes away all the old jumpy values of the T2
> pedals and makes them rocksolid values like the Logitech pedals, the
> auto-calibration works the same too.
> As far as the profiler, I don't use it.... I setup the buttons in GPL
> itself, make sure GPL is configured to use the DirectX Direct Input instead
> of raw joystick data, and then just configure the controls in GPL by
> clicking on the control then the button on the Logitech wheel that you want
> to do that function.
> I have my Logitech buttons setup to look left + right + clutch + wave hand.
> I suppose with the profiler you can probably setup so the buttons type
> out the "Pitout" message or something, but I've never tried to do that,
> actually I followed the instructions from someone who posted here on RAS
> on how to disable the Wingman Profiler and save the 8 megs of memory and
> CPU cycles it uses.
> Hope that helps.
> Seeyas on the track.
> --John (Joao) Silva
> >Hias,
> >I was thinking of doing the same thing, but got to thinking how does
> >this affect auto-calibration? Will the pedals still be automatically
> >calibrated in Win98 like they seem to be now?
> >Also, did you get the profiler to work with GSB2? Mine works fine
> >off-line and with VROC2, but fails to map the button commands when
> >lauching the game via GSB2.
> >-pierre
