I'm new to autoracing sims. I'd like to get Nascar 4 but we have a desk room
problem. We're set up for flight simulators. As such, we have a CH Products
USB yoke. It has a rotation throttle, two extra rotation axis, 4 single
buttons, 2-2way switches,and two rocker switches, plus an 8way hat.Is it
possible to use this yoke as a self contained wheel for Nascar 4 and program
it in the sim?
Thanks, Dudley
Yes, it should work just fine. You will likely not be very satisfied with
the results though, the 'new' physics engine in this release almost demands
a wheel to achieve maximum enjoyment and competitiveness. But to answer your
question, yes, it should work. There are other 'joystick' drivers out there.
Dudley Henriques <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> I'm new to autoracing sims. I'd like to get Nascar 4 but we have a deskroom
> problem. We're set up for flight simulators. As such, we have a CHProducts
> USB yoke. It has a rotation throttle, two extra rotation axis, 4 single
> buttons, 2-2way switches,and two rocker switches, plus an 8way hat.Is it
> possible to use this yoke as a self contained wheel for Nascar 4 andprogram
> it in the sim?
>
> Thanks, Dudley
>
>
Many thanks! DH
"SimRacer" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Yes, it should work just fine. You will likely not be very satisfied with
> the results though, the 'new' physics engine in this release almostdemands
> a wheel to achieve maximum enjoyment and competitiveness. But to answeryour
> question, yes, it should work. There are other 'joystick' drivers outthere.
