Can someone tell me how to get these wheels to calibrate under this
game;they work fine with all my other games ie NFS Porsche, GPL, Grand Prix
3, etc etc!
Thanks
Devon Hill
Calgary, Canada.
Thanks
Devon Hill
> Can someone tell me how to get these wheels to calibrate under this
> game;they work fine with all my other games ie NFS Porsche, GPL, Grand
Prix
> 3, etc etc!
> Thanks
> Devon Hill
> Calgary, Canada.
"etc etc" Really helpfull that is!
How are the wheels connected? USB? Serial? Have you got them both
installed at the same time? Are you running the profiling software that
came with the wheels? Which, the Logitech Wingman software, or the one
from Act Labs? Both at the same time? Which version of the software are
you using? Driver version?
Win98? WinME?
--
brian
"I am the Prince of Insufficient Light"
> >I forgot but my specs are P3 800, Voodoo5 5500, 128 Ram, Soundblaster
> >live etc etc!
> "etc etc" Really helpfull that is!
> How are the wheels connected? USB? Serial?
No I tried them seperately
Are you running the profiling software that
Yes
Which, the Logitech Wingman software, or the one
Both
Both at the same time?
Both at same time what?
Which version of the software are
Win 98 SE
I have just received an email from Ubisoft and they have reported that they
have had some problems with certain wheels and said I will have too wait for
the patch on April 16 unless one of you chaps can help me!
Has anyone out there been success ful running this game with an Act Labs RS
or Wingman Formula Force GP Force Feedback?
Thanks for your help
Devon Hill
Andre
Happy lapping!
Glenn
--
"It's easy to criticize from outside the***pit".
-Murray Walker, 1993 Australian G.P.
> Try this:
> First move the wheel left, while keeping the wheel left press the
> 'left' button'
> Do the same for all the other control, first move the device, then
> press the according button.
> Andre
Todd
> Happy lapping!
> Glenn
> --
> "It's easy to criticize from outside the***pit".
> -Murray Walker, 1993 Australian G.P.
> > Try this:
> > First move the wheel left, while keeping the wheel left press the
> > 'left' button'
> > Do the same for all the other control, first move the device, then
> > press the according button.
> > Andre
>> >I forgot but my specs are P3 800, Voodoo5 5500, 128 Ram, Soundblaster
>> >live etc etc!
>> "etc etc" Really helpfull that is!
>> How are the wheels connected? USB? Serial?
>USB
> Have you got them both
>> installed at the same time?
>No I tried them seperately
> Are you running the profiling software that
>> came with the wheels?
>Yes
> Which, the Logitech Wingman software, or the one
>> from Act Labs?
>Both
>Both at the same time?
>Both at same time what?
try running one, or the other.
-
brian
brian
"I am the Prince of Insufficient Light"
Thanks from Devon Hill
> Happy lapping!
> Glenn
> --
> "It's easy to criticize from outside the***pit".
> -Murray Walker, 1993 Australian G.P.
> > Try this:
> > First move the wheel left, while keeping the wheel left press the
> > 'left' button'
> > Do the same for all the other control, first move the device, then
> > press the according button.
> > Andre
Not to beover assuming, but you made sure that the bottom right button on
the "dashboard" of your Force RS is not pushed in? My 3-year old has a
tendancy to play with it. It's not a momentary contact button like the
others, and can lead to problems.
Please post again or contact me if you still have grief with the controls.
GC
--
"It's easy to criticize from outside the***pit".
-Murray Walker, 1993 Australian G.P.
> Thanks from Devon Hill
> > I had the same prob, and found that if I ran and left running Immersion
> > Studio( www.immersion.com has it), the Force RS works just fine with
dual
> > axis.
> > Happy lapping!
> > Glenn
> > --
> > "It's easy to criticize from outside the***pit".
> > -Murray Walker, 1993 Australian G.P.
> > > Try this:
> > > First move the wheel left, while keeping the wheel left press the
> > > 'left' button'
> > > Do the same for all the other control, first move the device, then
> > > press the according button.
> > > Andre
Could you please direct me to this?
Thanks
Devon Hill
> Not to beover assuming, but you made sure that the bottom right button on
> the "dashboard" of your Force RS is not pushed in? My 3-year old has a
> tendancy to play with it. It's not a momentary contact button like the
> others, and can lead to problems.
> Please post again or contact me if you still have grief with the controls.
> GC
> --
> "It's easy to criticize from outside the***pit".
> -Murray Walker, 1993 Australian G.P.
> > Glenn, what do you mean by leaving the immersion studio running?
> > Could you please fill me in!
> > Thanks from Devon Hill
> > > I had the same prob, and found that if I ran and left running
Immersion
> > > Studio( www.immersion.com has it), the Force RS works just fine with
> dual
> > > axis.
> > > Happy lapping!
> > > Glenn
> > > --
> > > "It's easy to criticize from outside the***pit".
> > > -Murray Walker, 1993 Australian G.P.
> > > > Try this:
> > > > First move the wheel left, while keeping the wheel left press the
> > > > 'left' button'
> > > > Do the same for all the other control, first move the device, then
> > > > press the according button.
> > > > Andre
Scroll down to "download immersion studio" and away you go!
Cheers,
Glenn
--
"It's easy to criticize from outside the***pit".
-Murray Walker, 1993 Australian G.P.
