his utility that supports the RS Shifter in the RT Demo.
Get it here: http://www.racesimcentral.net/
--David Cook
Get it here: http://www.racesimcentral.net/
--David Cook
Last I heard, drivers for XP were nearly ready for release. That was a
while back, I believe.
Alanb
> Last I heard, drivers for XP were nearly ready for release. That was a
> while back, I believe.
> Alanb
> > TGrand the developer of ALShift for Act Labs has released a new version
of
> > his utility that supports the RS Shifter in the RT Demo.
> > Get it here: http://www.grandgent.com/tom/ALShift.zip
> > --David Cook
Alanb
> > Last I heard, drivers for XP were nearly ready for release. That was a
> > while back, I believe.
> > Alanb
> > > TGrand the developer of ALShift for Act Labs has released a new
version
> of
> > > his utility that supports the RS Shifter in the RT Demo.
> > > Get it here: http://www.grandgent.com/tom/ALShift.zip
> > > --David Cook
I too could get split axis to work under WinME, but I had to use the TM TSR
to do so, which I found to be a big-time hassle.
Tell me, do you use the TM software to get split axis, or do you just
configure as such using what is available in Windows 98? At one time I got
it where I didn't have to use the TM software, but I fell upon that luckily
and had a hard time getting it back to that.
Alanb
> > One would think that with the release of a new OS, hardware
manufacturers
> > would follow suit with new drivers as soon as possible. If I recall
> > correctly, nVidia has released two drivers now, certified, that work
with
> > XP. Many hardware manufacturers have followed suit. Why hasn't
> > Thrustmaster? Because they are bums, that's why.
> > Alanb
There are several versions available on the tm website, the latest fixes a
memory leak which some others have complained about. I'm sure they will
eventually get XP drivers but they also have to cover two different lines of
video and soundcards and two different lines of wheels...the Pro Dig 2 is
probably fairly low on their priority list..(just my hunch)
dave henrie
> I too could get split axis to work under WinME, but I had to use the TM
TSR
> to do so, which I found to be a big-time hassle.
> Tell me, do you use the TM software to get split axis, or do you just
> configure as such using what is available in Windows 98? At one time I
got
> it where I didn't have to use the TM software, but I fell upon that
luckily
> and had a hard time getting it back to that.
> Alanb
> > ok they are bums....but I would think Windows history of hardware
> problems
> > with upgrades would have been reason enough to delay a purchase of a
> > non-upgrade upgrade. Last I checked, Nvidia was releasing drivers at a
> > frantic rate..I don't know if XP had any bearing on the release schedule
> of
> > Nvidia's broken drivers...you didn't get a GF3 also did you??
> > (sigh....) :)
> > dave(still happy with a non-broken win98se)henrie
> > ps I can't remember the last time I had a complete lockup of windows98.
> > Isn't that XP's biggest selling feature?
> > pps...the TM NPD2 I have is happily running split axis on my system for
> the
> > new Rallye Trophy demo...
> > ppps Id releases patches for products in waves with little or no beta
> > testing.
> > Papy holds onto their patches until it clears several levels of quality
> > control. Is one method better than the other? Who knows what
procedures
> > Gulliemot/TM follows.
> > > One would think that with the release of a new OS, hardware
> manufacturers
> > > would follow suit with new drivers as soon as possible. If I recall
> > > correctly, nVidia has released two drivers now, certified, that work
> with
> > > XP. Many hardware manufacturers have followed suit. Why hasn't
> > > Thrustmaster? Because they are bums, that's why.
> > > Alanb