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F1 2001 - Settings for steering wheel graphics

5 posts by 4 people · 03 Dec 2001 19:43 UTC - 04 Dec 2001 22:18 UTC

Rick Catton 03 Dec 2001 19:43 UTC#148826
Following an earlier post I have played around with the settings in the f1car.gen and default.cfg files, but find that when I set the 'wheel moveable=false' variable, the wheel disappears altogether. Does anyone know if it's possible to retain a static wheel in order to keep the information on screen? I'd prefer to turn the wheel movement off, but keep the timing, pit and technical data visible if possible. Thanks in advance, and sorry if I've missed something blindingly obvious. Rick.
I asked the same thing and got nothing. I guess we will see :-) -- [email hidden] "Rick Catton" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:9ugktc$4g7$[email hidden]... > Following an earlier post I have played around with the settings in the > f1car.gen and default.cfg files, but find that when I set the 'wheel > moveable=false' variable, the wheel disappears altogether. Does anyone know > if it's possible to retain a static wheel in order to keep the information > on screen? I'd prefer to turn the wheel movement off, but keep the timing, > pit and technical data visible if possible. > > Thanks in advance, and sorry if I've missed something blindingly obvious. > > Rick. > > >
Unfortunately, I don't have the answer but I would love to find it. I can't stand having a moving wheel in front of me. I have my own hands and wheel, I don't need another.! ;0) If you find it, please post it. James "Rick Catton" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:9ugktc$4g7$[email hidden]... > Following an earlier post I have played around with the settings in the > f1car.gen and default.cfg files, but find that when I set the 'wheel > moveable=false' variable, the wheel disappears altogether. Does anyoneknow
Quoted text (10 lines)> if it's possible to retain a static wheel in order to keep the information > on screen? I'd prefer to turn the wheel movement off, but keep the timing, > pit and technical data visible if possible. > > Thanks in advance, and sorry if I've missed something blindingly obvious. > > Rick. > > >
Rick Catton wrote:
Quoted text (11 lines)> > Following an earlier post I have played around with the settings in the > f1car.gen and default.cfg files, but find that when I set the 'wheel > moveable=false' variable, the wheel disappears altogether. Does anyone know > if it's possible to retain a static wheel in order to keep the information > on screen? I'd prefer to turn the wheel movement off, but keep the timing, > pit and technical data visible if possible. > > Thanks in advance, and sorry if I've missed something blindingly obvious. > > Rick.
I don't think you can. But at least we can get rid of those cheesy graphics for the hands. Reminds me of GP3 with the ghost-controlled wheel now. -- Fester
> > I don't think you can. But at least we can get rid of those cheesy > graphics for the hands. Reminds me of GP3 with the ghost-controlled > wheel now. > Yeah - me too. Still, as you say, better than four arms steering in front of you!

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