wich sensivities, deadzones, etc ... are you using ?
Cant find the "right" configuration
I am having a hard time also. It seems too sensitive to me. I have tried
turning down the different sensitiviities but it does not seem to have any
effect. I must be doing it incorrectly
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> wich sensivities, deadzones, etc ... are you using ? > > Cant find the "right" configuration > > > >I'm having the same problem... especially at high speed sections. The
steering is way too sensitive.
I'm swerving all over the place on the straigths. I turned the speed
sensitivity to 0, but it does not help...
Any suggestions ?
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> wich sensivities, deadzones, etc ... are you using ? > > Cant find the "right" configuration > > > >I'm using Deadzone 0%, Sensitivity 20%, Speed Sensitive Steering 20%.
Seems ok (ferrari wheel), pitty about no FF.
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> I am having a hard time also. It seems too sensitive to me. I have tried
> turning down the different sensitiviities but it does not seem to have any
> effect. I must be doing it incorrectly
I suggest downloading DxDeadzone and Dx Tweak from
http://www.wingmanteam.com/Latest_Software/Gadgets/gadgets.htm. You can
eliminate all deadzones so you have a nice foundation on which to start
configuring your controller. It worked a treat for me with a Microsoft FF
Wheel.
On the Ferrari wheel, I'm getting perfect touch using 0 deadzone, 35 speed
sensitivity and 50% sensitivity.
Iain
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> I'm using Deadzone 0%, Sensitivity 20%, Speed Sensitive Steering 20%. > > Seems ok (ferrari wheel), pitty about no FF. > > "Smithx" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:9q10eo$6c9$[email hidden]... > > wich sensivities, deadzones, etc ... are you using ? > > > > Cant find the "right" configuration > > > > > > > > > >Sensitivity 15, everything else to zero.
Speed sensitivity is good if your on a gamepad :P
On Wed, 10 Oct 2001 10:28:27 +0200, "Smithx" <[email hidden]> wrote:
>wich sensivities, deadzones, etc ... are you using ?
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>Cant find the "right" configuration
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me again :)
I found that setting speed sensivity to 60% helps
I also started with speed sensivity 0%
Quite happy with my config now
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> I'm having the same problem... especially at high speed sections. The > steering is way too sensitive. > I'm swerving all over the place on the straigths. I turned the speed > sensitivity to 0, but it does not help... > Any suggestions ? > > "Smithx" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:9q10eo$6c9$[email hidden]... > > wich sensivities, deadzones, etc ... are you using ? > > > > Cant find the "right" configuration > > > > > > > > > >Hehe, I guess it all comes down to individual preference. I'm now using
Deadzone 0%, Sensitivity 10% and Speed-Sensitivity of 0% and I'm very happy
with it. Oh well... :)
"Iain Mackenzie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> On the Ferrari wheel, I'm getting perfect touch using 0 deadzone, 35 speed
> sensitivity and 50% sensitivity.
> Iain
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