Is there any way to increase the force fx in N3? In my win98 control panel,
all the force sliders are set to 100%, and the test fx are great. Also the
fx in my other games are far better than N3.
jeff
you don't have the latest Logitech drivers installed. The new driver (v3.25 I
believe) for one thing allows you to set forces up to 150%.
Jan.
PS: you can check for a new driver update from within the profiler: It'll
check automatically on the Logitech site whether you're up to date!
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> Is there any way to increase the force fx in N3? In my win98 control panel,
> all the force sliders are set to 100%, and the test fx are great. Also the
> fx in my other games are far better than N3.
> jeff
Ligitech is a great wheel, just dosn't have the same FF feel in N3 as say......
Viper.....
Hitch-Hiker
>Is there any way to increase the force fx in N3? In my win98 control panel,
>all the force sliders are set to 100%, and the test fx are great. Also the
>fx in my other games are far better than N3.
I should point out that Nascar cars have power steering. So the
real cars may not have as much force as you might otherwise think.
I find the effects with the Logitech wheel to be among the very best.
Second only to GPL.
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Just thinking out loud, I doubt if they implemented it.
Jason.
> I should point out that Nascar cars have power steering. So the
> real cars may not have as much force as you might otherwise think.
> I find the effects with the Logitech wheel to be among the very best.
> Second only to GPL.
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FORCE FEEDBACK VARIABLES
Users with force feedback devices can tune the forces by adding the
following two variables to their N3.INI:
FORCE_SCALE_PERCENT n
FORCE_DAMPING_PERCENT n
Both can be set to the range of 0-200 and will scale the existing parameters
accordingly. Force Scale is used to determine how strong a force is, and
can be used to try to adjust the amount of force the game provides. Force
Damping is a factor in determining how much resistance the wheel provides to
turning. It would primarily be used to decrease the tendency of a wheel to
oscillate under certain
conditions.
Jim
>>Is there any way to increase the force fx in N3? In my win98 control
panel,
>>all the force sliders are set to 100%, and the test fx are great. Also the
>>fx in my other games are far better than N3.
>Be sure to select the UPGRADE SOFTWARE option in the Logitech
>START menu. You need version 3.20. Then you can crank everything
>up to 150%. I have Overall and dampening set to 130% while spring
>is set to 100%.
>I should point out that Nascar cars have power steering. So the
>real cars may not have as much force as you might otherwise think.
>I find the effects with the Logitech wheel to be among the very best.
>Second only to GPL.
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>cisko [AT] ix [DOT] netcom [DOT] com
Thanks. My wheel was fresh from the factory I guess, because it came with
the 3.25 drivers. It also has a USB connector (which I'm using) and I
understand some of the previous Logi FF wheels shipped without USB
capability.
Anyway, thanks to you and all who provided info.
