Thanks much
MILO
When I first got mine, it had some horrendous "corrections"
whenever I'd turn the steering wheel (I turn left, the wheel
would fiercely try to yank itself back to the right). I more or
less solved it by cranking in-game damping to 18%.
John DiFool
Mike
mls67
Apparently, and I am not sure why, this can help.
TMan
> >Having trouble getting wheel to operate correctly.
> >It's very hard to keep the car going straight as it seems to somewhat have a
> >mind of its own.
> >Running Windows XP.
> >Anyone have any good settings or can steer me in the right direction it
> >would be greatly appreciated.
> >Have the Momo force (the red one) and am using 4.30 drivers for the wheel.
> >Thanks much
> >MILO
> When I first got mine, it had some horrendous "corrections"
> whenever I'd turn the steering wheel (I turn left, the wheel
> would fiercely try to yank itself back to the right). I more or
> less solved it by cranking in-game damping to 18%.
> John DiFool
Well, GPL refuses to recognize it the first time I load GPL each
session, so I have to reload it again to get it to let me calibrate
the wheel.
In NR2003, I have the occasional yet maddening problem of the
wheel suddenly "miscalibrating" (usually when I yank it all the way
over to one side when going through a hairpin). I'll remember
your tip tho, thanks.
John DiFool
I think it's part of the MOMO hardware, it has a self-centering
function. So, as soon the***pit appears, I turn the wheel full
left and full right. I do this in practice and at the start of any
race.
I think the centering is more pronounced on ISI sims than
Papyrus, but I do it for either.
dave henrie
