rec.autos.simulators

>Also, does it support split axis pedals?  It doesn't seem to and I can't get
>it to recognize it on my LWFF.

>Its a nice game otherwise.  Nice change of pace from SCGT and GPL.

> >Just picked this one up and am enjoying it, but I have a couple of
> >questions.  Is there any way to adjust the gamma settings in game or am I
> >out of luck?  I'm running a V3 3000 with the latest drivers and the game is
> >pretty dark in all display resolutions and settings.  All my other sims look
> >fine (GPL, DTR, SCGT, N3, etc) but this one is very dark.  I realize that
> >the top part of the windshield has that darned sunshade thing on it, but
> >even the area beneath it is dark(it looks better when the windshield is
> >broken...maybe that's my solution).  Any suggestions?  I'd rather not change
> >hardware settings for this one game if I can avoid it.

> >Also, does it support split axis pedals?  It doesn't seem to and I can't get
> >it to recognize it on my LWFF.

> >Its a nice game otherwise.  Nice change of pace from SCGT and GPL.

> Glad you're enjoying it. Personally, I couldn't stand the bad physics
> and terrible sounds.

> Neo

> > Just in case Johnny's problem has not been solved....

> > Johnny, have you right clicked on the desktop, gone to
> > properties/settings/advanced/3dfxtweaks, clicked on the glide/openGL
> > radio button and then adjusted the gamma?

> > MRSisson

> Thanks for the help.  I was hoping there was some tweak for the game
itself,
> since I didn't want to go through this every time I played, but guess not.
> I've been adjusting my monitor to make the tracks visible in TOCA2, and
> readjust back to the old setting for everything else.  Every other program
> runs fine...but TOCA2 just seems really dark for some reason.  Its a small
> inconvenience, though.

> And I really like the tracks available for this game.  It might not be
GPL,
> but its certainly enjoyable.  Others may differ, of course.

> As for the graphics, I'm running at 1600X1200, 32 bit, with all
> options turned on and the frame rate is superb.

> Of course, this is with a GeForce DDR :)

> -Larry

> >Personally, I always loved TOCA 2, and was into it bigtime for a long
while,
> >but the framerate issue was a big problem for me. Turn down every
graphic,
> >and you go a LOT faster. Well, I didn't buy a computer to make it look
like
> >an Atari...
> > So, I got fed up of turning grafix down to compete online, then back up
for
> >off line, but if there's any stuff you need, give me a shout. Mark Rael's
> >also the guy to talk to, too. There's a very fast Swede, too (national
sport
> >to those guys, slinging cars round at ridiculous angles), but he's not in
> >this ng.