"Sandman" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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I posted about this here yesterday. The short answer is, you can't do it.
Apparently you only have control over which controller is the primary one if
all the controllers are USB. If there is a gameport controller present that
is always ID #1. It still amazes me that Microsoft removed such a useful
feature from XP.
Tomorrow I will take delivery of a gameport to USB converter that hopefully
will allow me to use mt Force RS wheel as controller 1 and my gameport BRD
pedals as controller 2.
Cheers
Phil Lee
--
Legends Central Webmaster
http://www.legendscentral.com
Good luck with that, I was never able to get one os those that worked.
--
Mike Grandy
www.precision-racing.com
"Phil Lee" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> "Sandman" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
> news:XCUC7.370$[email hidden]...
> > Can someone help me on this.
> > In XP how can make assign the joystick you want use?
> > I have a wheel, a gamepad and joystick. In Win ME you can choose
> > which device you wanted to be ID1, 2,3 etc. ID 1 being the primary
device.
> > In XP it's gone.(or at least I can't find) So, now in GP3 it only sees
the
> > gamepad.
> > I have to manually disconnect the other two to get the wheel to work?
>
>
> I posted about this here yesterday. The short answer is, you can't do it.
> Apparently you only have control over which controller is the primary one
if
> all the controllers are USB. If there is a gameport controller present
that
> is always ID #1. It still amazes me that Microsoft removed such a useful
> feature from XP.
>
> Tomorrow I will take delivery of a gameport to USB converter that
hopefully
> will allow me to use mt Force RS wheel as controller 1 and my gameport BRD
> pedals as controller 2.
>
> Cheers
>
> Phil Lee
> --
> Legends Central Webmaster
> http://www.legendscentral.com
>
>
Can someone help me on this.
In XP how can make assign the joystick you want use?
I have a wheel, a gamepad and joystick. In Win ME you can choose
which device you wanted to be ID1, 2,3 etc. ID 1 being the primary device.
In XP it's gone.(or at least I can't find) So, now in GP3 it only sees the
gamepad.
I have to manually disconnect the other two to get the wheel to work?
Thanks
On Sun, 28 Oct 2001 09:29:04 -0600, "Sandman"
<[email hidden]> wrote:
You won't like this, but the best option is to just get a $10.00 USB
extension cable so you don't have to reach around the back of the
computer every time you change devices. I've been doing it this way
even on Win98 and with USB devices it's hot swappable so it takes all
of 10 seconds to change to whatever controller I want to use.
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>Can someone help me on this. >In XP how can make assign the joystick you want use? >I have a wheel, a gamepad and joystick. In Win ME you can choose >which device you wanted to be ID1, 2,3 etc. ID 1 being the primary device. >In XP it's gone.(or at least I can't find) So, now in GP3 it only sees the >gamepad. >I have to manually disconnect the other two to get the wheel to work? > >Thanks >I think the ability to only assign legacy gameport devices as the primary
device and also the inability to reorder your devices is a ploy by Microsoft
to try to get people to upgrade to fully plug-n-play devices like USB
controllers... I doubt whether you'd see the Win9x Controller ID
assignment....
"Phil Lee" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:F%UC7.19486$[email hidden]...
> "Sandman" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
> news:XCUC7.370$[email hidden]...
> > Can someone help me on this.
> > In XP how can make assign the joystick you want use?
> > I have a wheel, a gamepad and joystick. In Win ME you can choose
> > which device you wanted to be ID1, 2,3 etc. ID 1 being the primarydevice.
> > In XP it's gone.(or at least I can't find) So, now in GP3 it only seesthe
> > gamepad.
> > I have to manually disconnect the other two to get the wheel to work?
>
>
> I posted about this here yesterday. The short answer is, you can't do it.
> Apparently you only have control over which controller is the primary oneif
> all the controllers are USB. If there is a gameport controller presentthat
> is always ID #1. It still amazes me that Microsoft removed such a useful
> feature from XP.
>
> Tomorrow I will take delivery of a gameport to USB converter thathopefully
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> will allow me to use mt Force RS wheel as controller 1 and my gameport BRD > pedals as controller 2. > > Cheers > > Phil Lee > -- > Legends Central Webmaster > http://www.legendscentral.com > >THIS IS INCORRECT!
All I have is USB controllers and I can't select which one goes on what ID.
My gravis gamepad always takes over the first ID and if I plug in my wingman
joystick, it takes over the next ID, putting my wheel as the last in the
list.
Vintook
"Phil Lee" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:F%UC7.19486$[email hidden]...
> "Sandman" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
> news:XCUC7.370$[email hidden]...
> > Can someone help me on this.
> > In XP how can make assign the joystick you want use?
> > I have a wheel, a gamepad and joystick. In Win ME you can choose
> > which device you wanted to be ID1, 2,3 etc. ID 1 being the primarydevice.
> > In XP it's gone.(or at least I can't find) So, now in GP3 it only seesthe
> > gamepad.
> > I have to manually disconnect the other two to get the wheel to work?
>
>
> I posted about this here yesterday. The short answer is, you can't do it.
> Apparently you only have control over which controller is the primary oneif
> all the controllers are USB. If there is a gameport controller presentthat
> is always ID #1. It still amazes me that Microsoft removed such a useful
> feature from XP.
>
> Tomorrow I will take delivery of a gameport to USB converter thathopefully
