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MOMO ossilating in N2002

5 posts by 4 people · 07 May 2002 19:12 UTC - 07 May 2002 21:37 UTC

GLeger 07 May 2002 19:12 UTC#121570
Anyone else having problems with their Logitech MOMO wheel oscillating while racing in Nascar2002? I've been trying to change some settings in the game, but have yet to be able to do away with this oscillating. thanks
GLeger wrote: > > Anyone else having problems with their Logitech MOMO wheel oscillating while > racing in Nascar2002? I've been trying to change some settings in the game, > but have yet to be able to do away with this oscillating. > > thanks Try this: Overall Effects Strength = 100% Spring Effect Strength = 100% Damper Effect Strength = 100% Enable Centering Spring in FF Games = Checked Centering Spring Strength = 3% Don't go above 100% with any of the forces. Try these settings with the FF in N2002 set at full strength. Good luck! Gerry
> Enable Centering Spring in FF Games = Checked > > Centering Spring Strength = 3% > In GPL, N4 and N2002, you really shouldn't use any centering spring forces in the Profiler, because they calculate that force by itself and sums it in to the other forces. 3% is quite subtle, though. As to original poster, increasing latency and/or increasing damping should throw any oscillating out of the window. -- Mika Takala
Mika Takala wrote:
Quoted text (9 lines)> > > Enable Centering Spring in FF Games = Checked > > > > Centering Spring Strength = 3% > > > > In GPL, N4 and N2002, you really shouldn't use any centering spring forces > in the Profiler, because they calculate that force by itself and sums it in > to the other forces. 3% is quite subtle, though.
Do you think that at 3% any of the subtle FF effects are being masked? Gerry
try these: overall strength=97% spring=100% damping=25% center=0% in nascar 2002: strength=80% damping=10% latency=5% linearety=95% "Mika Takala" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:5TWB8.2704$[email hidden]...
Quoted text (7 lines)> > Enable Centering Spring in FF Games = Checked > > > > Centering Spring Strength = 3% > > > > In GPL, N4 and N2002, you really shouldn't use any centering spring forces > in the Profiler, because they calculate that force by itself and sums it
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Quoted text (10 lines)> to the other forces. 3% is quite subtle, though. > > As to original poster, increasing latency and/or increasing damping should > throw any oscillating out of the window. > > > -- > Mika Takala > >

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