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F1 2002 and Logitech FFGP

3 posts by 2 people · 20 Jun 2002 20:15 UTC - 21 Jun 2002 08:15 UTC

ATTNews 20 Jun 2002 20:15 UTC#113566
I am having problems configuring my wheel correctly. I had bad vibration when centered which I was able to edit out in my player file. (I guess it was engine vibration). Another problem I have is when the wheel is centered and then you turn it pulls into the direction you are turning making it hard to do minor corections. I end up weaving back and forth since it pulls into your turn. I have tried setting my centering spring strength to zero in the control panel and this didn't make a difference. Which setting should I modify to change this.
ATTNews wrote:
Quoted text (9 lines)> > I am having problems configuring my wheel correctly. I had bad vibration > when centered which I was able to edit out in my player file. (I guess it > was engine vibration). Another problem I have is when the wheel is centered > and then you turn it pulls into the direction you are turning making it hard > to do minor corections. I end up weaving back and forth since it pulls into > your turn. I have tried setting my centering spring strength to zero in the > control panel and this didn't make a difference. Which setting should I > modify to change this.
Change FFB strength within f2002 to -100. Don't ask me why they've not documented this. I think it may be to generate call to their help desk, which are charged at a premium rate BTW! Gerry
I found a solution. First I edited the line in my player profile that is at 1150.000 to -1150.000. I guess that reversed the direction the feedback was acting in (ie. centering instead of pulling from center). I also then had to check the box in go into my wheel properties under control panel and check the box that said use centering force in force feedback games. Now it seems to work great. "ATTNews" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:nJqQ8.91530$[email hidden]... > I am having problems configuring my wheel correctly. I had bad vibration > when centered which I was able to edit out in my player file. (I guess it > was engine vibration). Another problem I have is when the wheel iscentered > and then you turn it pulls into the direction you are turning making ithard > to do minor corections. I end up weaving back and forth since it pullsinto > your turn. I have tried setting my centering spring strength to zero inthe > control panel and this didn't make a difference. Which setting should I > modify to change this. > >

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