Momo setup in GP4?

Anyone know how to set up the Momo in GP4? I've managed to get it to steer, but even though I see the movement of the axes when setting up the controls, when I brake or accelerate in the car nothing happens. -- Sean Black

Sean Black wrote: > Anyone know how to set up the Momo in GP4? I've managed to get it to > steer, but even though I see the movement of the axes when setting up > the controls, when I brake or accelerate in the car nothing happens. Did you create a user defined config? If so, reselect any selection e.g. for accelerate, a second screen comes up, move the correct pedal, then select the toggle button next to the moving bar. This worked for me. -- l8er ronny Your mouse has moved. Windows must be restarted for the change to take effect. Reboot now?

In message <[email hidden]>, Ronald Stoehr <[email hidden]> writes

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>Sean Black wrote: > >> Anyone know how to set up the Momo in GP4? I've managed to get it to >>steer, but even though I see the movement of the axes when setting up >>the controls, when I brake or accelerate in the car nothing happens. > >Did you create a user defined config? If so, reselect any selection e.g. >for accelerate, a second screen comes up, move the correct pedal, then >select the toggle button next to the moving bar. This worked for me. >

Got it working in the end. Do you get flickering menus? Any way around it? -- Sean Black

Sean Black wrote:

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> In message <[email hidden]>, Ronald Stoehr > <[email hidden]> writes > >> Sean Black wrote: >> >>> Anyone know how to set up the Momo in GP4? I've managed to get it to >>> steer, but even though I see the movement of the axes when setting up >>> the controls, when I brake or accelerate in the car nothing happens. >> >> >> Did you create a user defined config? If so, reselect any selection e.g. >> for accelerate, a second screen comes up, move the correct pedal, then >> select the toggle button next to the moving bar. This worked for me. >> > Got it working in the end. Do you get flickering menus? Any way around it?

That's currently the thing I hate about GP4. Let me turn off the joystick control in the menus, dammit. Esp. configuring the keys is impossible currently (with whell plugged in). -- l8er ronny Your mouse has moved. Windows must be restarted for the change to take effect. Reboot now?

Workshop > Menu Setup > disable joystick control in menu. On Sun, 23 Jun 2002 00:37:19 +0100, Sean Black <[email hidden]> wrote:

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> In message <[email hidden]>, Ronald Stoehr > <[email hidden]> writes > >Sean Black wrote: > > > >> Anyone know how to set up the Momo in GP4? I've managed to get it to > >>steer, but even though I see the movement of the axes when setting up > >>the controls, when I brake or accelerate in the car nothing happens. > > > >Did you create a user defined config? If so, reselect any selection e.g. > >for accelerate, a second screen comes up, move the correct pedal, then > >select the toggle button next to the moving bar. This worked for me. > > > Got it working in the end. Do you get flickering menus? Any way around > it? > -- > Sean Black

In message <[email hidden]>, Scott <[email hidden]> writes >Workshop > Menu Setup > disable joystick control in menu. >Seems to be greyed out, no way to deselect it. -- Sean Black

Sean Black wrote: > In message <[email hidden]>, Scott > <[email hidden]> writes > >> Workshop > Menu Setup > disable joystick control in menu. >> > Seems to be greyed out, no way to deselect it. Scott, I saw your post too late before asking about that problem, too. Strange enough, the toggle is greyed out, but just leaving that screen solves the problem!!?? No more getting dizzy looking at the menus. They still suck, though... ;) -- l8er ronny Your mouse has moved. Windows must be restarted for the change to take effect. Reboot now?

"Ronald Stoehr" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

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> Sean Black wrote: > > > In message <[email hidden]>, Ronald Stoehr > > <[email hidden]> writes > > > >> Sean Black wrote: > >> > >>> Anyone know how to set up the Momo in GP4? I've managed to get it to > >>> steer, but even though I see the movement of the axes when setting up > >>> the controls, when I brake or accelerate in the car nothing happens. > >> > >> > >> Did you create a user defined config? If so, reselect any selection

e.g. > >> for accelerate, a second screen comes up, move the correct pedal, then > >> select the toggle button next to the moving bar. This worked for me. > >> > > Got it working in the end. Do you get flickering menus? Any way aroundit? > > That's currently the thing I hate about GP4. Let me turn off the joystick > control in the menus, dammit. > Esp. configuring the keys is impossible currently (with whell plugged in). Until you find a better way: depressing the throttle lightly will make it stop. Or set the wheel to combined axis, but then you can't calibrate it for split axis... Bart Westra

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> "Ronald Stoehr" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > >>Sean Black wrote: >> >> >>>In message <[email hidden]>, Ronald Stoehr >>><[email hidden]> writes >>> >>> >>>>Sean Black wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>>>Anyone know how to set up the Momo in GP4? I've managed to get it to >>>>>steer, but even though I see the movement of the axes when setting up >>>>>the controls, when I brake or accelerate in the car nothing happens. >>>>> >>>> >>>>Did you create a user defined config? If so, reselect any selection >>>> > e.g. > >>>>for accelerate, a second screen comes up, move the correct pedal, then >>>>select the toggle button next to the moving bar. This worked for me. >>>> >>>> >>>Got it working in the end. Do you get flickering menus? Any way around >>> > it? > >>That's currently the thing I hate about GP4. Let me turn off the joystick >>control in the menus, dammit. >>Esp. configuring the keys is impossible currently (with whell plugged in). >> > > Until you find a better way: depressing the throttle lightly will make it > stop. Or set the wheel to combined axis, but then you can't calibrate it for > split axis...

All is well, now. You actually CAN turn off joystick in menus (under workshop). -- l8er ronny Your mouse has moved. Windows must be restarted for the change to take effect. Reboot now?

> >> > > > > Until you find a better way: depressing the throttle lightly will make it > > stop. Or set the wheel to combined axis, but then you can't calibrate it for > > split axis... > At http://www.grandprixgames.org/ there is a link for a controller setup for a split axis controller.