rec.autos.simulators

>>Interesting title after the physics adjustments are applied.

>>One bizarre situation that I would like to see if anyone else is
>>experiencing: the car accelerates as the wheel is turned to either
>>extreme (i.e., it progressively applies the throttle).  I have the new
>>MOMO wheel with split axis and all the control and axes in the game
>>seem to be set correctly.  I certainly get proper gas and brake and
>>steering except for this weird situation.  So when you let off the gas
>>to go into a corner, if it is a slow sharp corner, you get gas being
>>applied whether you want it or not (I don't!!!).

>>Try this on yours--you may not have noticed it.  Of course, you can
>>just stop the car, put it in first gear and then turn the wheel
>>without touching the gas pedal and see what happens.  I hope it isn't
>>some pathetic console/gamepad hold-over, like the menu system seems to
>>be.  When you turn off all the aids and strip all the physics back to
>>the default settings (see the High Gear forum for details), the cars
>>actually feel quite good.

>>Marc

> I haven't noticed that yet as I just got the game today. I've tried
> some physics tweaks, and while it is an improvement, the controller
> sensitivity is way over sensitive and there is no way to change that
> and probably never will be. STCC2 feels better than this and I bagged
> that one too for ***controller input. The game goes back tomorrow.

> >I haven't noticed that yet as I just got the game today. I've tried
> >some physics tweaks, and while it is an improvement, the controller
> >sensitivity is way over sensitive and there is no way to change that
> >and probably never will be. STCC2 feels better than this and I bagged
> >that one too for ***controller input. The game goes back tomorrow.

> Did you remove the deadzones and adjust the steering rates in the
> config.cfg file?

> Jason

> Your mouse has moved. Windows must be restarted for the change
> to take effect. Reboot now?