I recently bought a MS FF wheel. Been really pleased with it, but I was
disappointed initially, as there's no form of feedback in the pedals.
One of the ways in a real car that you tell when you're about to lock the
wheels, is that the brake-pedal goes light. Unfortunately the MSFF doesn't
have any feedback in its pedals -- anyone know if such a thing exists?
It's kind of a glaring oversight when the feedback in pedals is significant
to a real racing driver...why'd they design the force-feedback system this
way?
you are doing better than me...I have no FF...using win2k...any idea's...all i
get is hard steering...like the power steering is gone...using win 2k
drivers...MS drivers said FF not initailized?
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"Here we are on a planet moving and spinning though space at 500 miles per
second...and look...my beer stays right there in the glass! Ain't that just
the neatest thing?" - Bill 'Spaceman' Lee interviewed by Dick Schaap (quote
approximate)
> you are doing better than me...I have no FF...using win2k...anyidea's...all i
> get is hard steering...like the power steering is gone...using win 2k
> drivers...MS drivers said FF not initailized?
Afraid I'm not much help -- since I use W98. As far as MS OS's go, it's best
to stick with the ones at least 5 years old for compatibility reasons ;)
Is it not possible to change the settings in the game controllers in control
panel under Win2k? In W98 you can select the "hardness" of the wheel.
There will probably be a FAQ somewhere on the web about it for you to check
out. Have a look on google's my only suggestion.
Douglas
