rec.autos.simulators

by **k..** » Wed, 24 May 2006 04:56:48

Hello, specialists!
What program can use a Logitech MOMO wheel to educate a driver?
Best regards,
Dima

by **Emma War** » Wed, 24 May 2006 18:55:27

In what way did you want to educate them...?

by **Steve Simpso** » Wed, 24 May 2006 21:59:57

How to get under 8 mins at the 'ring maybe?

by **Michael Sisso** » Thu, 25 May 2006 04:46:43

ISI programs can teach a Logitech wheel driver how to extensively edit a
.plr file, through necessity.

Papy sims can teach a Logitech wheel driver how it *should* be done.

EA NFS games can teach a Logitech wheel driver what aluminium wing would
look best on his 1989 Bonneville.

NetKar Pro will teach a Logitech wheel driver to never ever ever EVER
DAMN IT f-f-flat s-s-s-pot the ff-fronts.

Live for Speed will teach a Logitech driver how to just have fun.

;)

MRSisson
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LOAD "GPL",8

SEARCHING FOR GPL
LOADING
READY.
RUN

by **Andreas Davou** » Thu, 25 May 2006 06:25:03

> MRSisson
> --
> LOAD "GPL",8

> SEARCHING FOR GPL
> LOADING
> READY.
> RUN

*big grin*

That one was fun!

/andreas

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by **Vectre** » Thu, 25 May 2006 17:46:18

Richard Burns Rally has a great driving school tutorial section and it
feels really authentic with a MOMO (from the inside view). I learned
alot about driving a real car from that. Partly because it's actually
as hard as the real thing apparantly, so unless you can get around the
track without crashing, even as normal speeds then you shouldn't be
driving! :)

by **k..** » Thu, 25 May 2006 18:26:12

To drive according to signs, traffic, lights, rules ...

by **Dave Henri** » Thu, 25 May 2006 21:29:21

This question seems to come up once or twice a year, but unfortunately
there aren't any real life driving instructor programs. Sierra did try
and market one, but that was probably done in the late 90's and never
really found any retail sucess. Other than the console games based in
cities, I don't think you will find much in this area. Good luck

dave henrie

by **k..** » Thu, 25 May 2006 22:26:57

There is the 3D Driving School!
Where to download 3D Driving School for free?

> > To drive according to signs, traffic, lights, rules ...

> This question seems to come up once or twice a year, but unfortunately
> there aren't any real life driving instructor programs. Sierra did try
> and market one, but that was probably done in the late 90's and never
> really found any retail sucess. Other than the console games based in
> cities, I don't think you will find much in this area. Good luck

> dave henrie

by **BandTw** » Fri, 26 May 2006 07:57:58

> > To drive according to signs, traffic, lights, rules ...

> This question seems to come up once or twice a year, but unfortunately
> there aren't any real life driving instructor programs. Sierra did try
> and market one, but that was probably done in the late 90's and never
> really found any retail sucess. Other than the console games based in
> cities, I don't think you will find much in this area. Good luck

That was Driver Education '99 and it was VERY strict. It "dinged" you if
you didn't start the car in the proper order, or if you even touched
SLIGHTLY the dotted lane marker on the road. Even 1mph over the speed limit
if only for a MICRO second.

Show me ONE driving instructor who is that strict LOL! I never had one as
strict as that program.

by **k..** » Fri, 26 May 2006 14:47:18

Thanks BandTwo for your comment!
Was the Driver Education helpful?

> > > To drive according to signs, traffic, lights, rules ...

> > This question seems to come up once or twice a year, but unfortunately
> > there aren't any real life driving instructor programs. Sierra did try
> > and market one, but that was probably done in the late 90's and never
> > really found any retail sucess. Other than the console games based in
> > cities, I don't think you will find much in this area. Good luck

> That was Driver Education '99 and it was VERY strict. It "dinged" you if
> you didn't start the car in the proper order, or if you even touched
> SLIGHTLY the dotted lane marker on the road. Even 1mph over the speed limit
> if only for a MICRO second.

> Show me ONE driving instructor who is that strict LOL! I never had one as
> strict as that program.

by **Band Tw** » Sun, 28 May 2006 14:46:04

To me - no. It was more "annoying" than anything, but only because I have
almost 25 years behind the wheel. :)

But to a "new" driver, it might be helpful.

by **k..** » Fri, 02 Jun 2006 18:41:52

Where to download the 3d driving school for free?
Driving education hangs when my Logitech MOMO wheel is connected.

> > Thanks BandTwo for your comment!
> > Was the Driver Education helpful?

> To me - no. It was more "annoying" than anything, but only because I have
> almost 25 years behind the wheel. :)

> But to a "new" driver, it might be helpful.