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MS FF Wheel settings with GP3

8 posts by 4 people · 01 Jun 2001 14:54 UTC - 03 Jun 2001 20:57 UTC

Yousuf Khan 01 Jun 2001 14:54 UTC#181379
I'm just starting to try out this game, but I'm really a GPL player nowadays. I like having the separate gas an brakes in GPL, so I'm trying to do the same with GP3. I think I've managed to separate them out; gas on the Y axis, while brake is on the IRZ axis. Good so far, but now I'm having some trouble in the calibration stage. When it asks you to put the pedal all of the way forward and then all of the way back and then in the centre, I tend to use the centring position as the same position as the all of the way back position. Is this wrong? Should I try to find a middle position on the pedals and take that as centre? The reason I ask is because I tend to see the car creeping forward when my foot is off the gas pedal. Yousuf Khan PS-Is anyone else disoriented when they try to do Monza in GPL vs. GP3? I don't recognize the place between the two games. It's also strange because I got used to Monza under the original GP1 and GP2, and Monza is the same between all three versions of the game. But after doing Monza in GPL, I am not used to modern Monza anymore.
Don't use the calibrate controller button in the first controller options screen, use the one in the advanced controller options screen, when you calibrate the pedals it should ask you to apply full throttle then apply no throttle, ditto the brake. Mark "Yousuf Khan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:n0OR6.109570$[email hidden]... > I'm just starting to try out this game, but I'm really a GPL player > nowadays. I like having the separate gas an brakes in GPL, so I'm tryingto > do the same with GP3. I think I've managed to separate them out; gas onthe > Y axis, while brake is on the IRZ axis. Good so far, but now I'm havingsome > trouble in the calibration stage. When it asks you to put the pedal all of > the way forward and then all of the way back and then in the centre, Itend > to use the centring position as the same position as the all of the wayback
Quoted text (8 lines)> position. Is this wrong? Should I try to find a middle position on the > pedals and take that as centre? The reason I ask is because I tend to see > the car creeping forward when my foot is off the gas pedal. > > Yousuf Khan > > PS-Is anyone else disoriented when they try to do Monza in GPL vs. GP3? I > don't recognize the place between the two games. It's also strange because
I > got used to Monza under the original GP1 and GP2, and Monza is the same > between all three versions of the game. But after doing Monza in GPL, I am > not used to modern Monza anymore. > >
"Mark Aisthorpe" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:gWQR6.67001$662.270819@news1-hme0... > Don't use the calibrate controller button in the first controller options > screen, use the one in the advanced controller options screen, when you > calibrate the pedals it should ask you to apply full throttle then applyno > throttle, ditto the brake. But it asks for a full forward, a full backward and a centre settings. For both pedals. Yousuf Khan
"Yousuf Khan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:hJYR6.113751$[email hidden]... > "Mark Aisthorpe" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:gWQR6.67001$662.270819@news1-hme0... > > Don't use the calibrate controller button in the first controlleroptions
Quoted text (9 lines)> > screen, use the one in the advanced controller options screen, when you > > calibrate the pedals it should ask you to apply full throttle then apply > no > > throttle, ditto the brake. > > But it asks for a full forward, a full backward and a centre settings. For > both pedals. > > Yousuf Khan
In the advanced controller options, first select Control Driven Calibration (lower right of the screen), then Calibrate. Also you may need the FF fix at http://www.alphaf1.com/stats/gp3download.php3?file=misc/wheelfix.zip Bart Westra
"Bart Westra" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:3b18b148$0$19614$[email hidden]... > In the advanced controller options, first select Control DrivenCalibration > (lower right of the screen), then Calibrate. Thanks. > Also you may need the FF fix at > http://www.alphaf1.com/stats/gp3download.php3?file=misc/wheelfix.zip > > Bart Westra Reading through the readme on this file says that it removes an entry from the registry. What were the problems found with FF wheels that required this fix? Yousuf Khan
"Yousuf Khan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:Q75S6.118130$[email hidden]...
Quoted text (9 lines)> "Bart Westra" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:3b18b148$0$19614$[email hidden]... > > Also you may need the FF fix at > > http://www.alphaf1.com/stats/gp3download.php3?file=misc/wheelfix.zip > > > > Bart Westra > > Reading through the readme on this file says that it removes an entry from > the registry. What were the problems found with FF wheels that required
this > fix? > > Yousuf Khan The wheel was pulling to the left a lot. I would suggest that you only apply the fix if the FF is not ok, and fiddling with the FF percentage or the Sidewinder profile does not help. Then if you want to apply it, you can do it by editing the registry manually and rename the key instead of deleting it alltogether. Like I did here bye prepending XXX (this is the actual key no kidding - it's default value should be "Raw Force"): HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\MediaProperties\PrivateP roperties\Joystick\OEM\Microsoft SideWinder Force Feedback Wheel\OEMForceFeedback\Effects\XXX{e84cd1c6-81fa-11d0-94ab-0080c74c7e95} That way it is easy to restore :) Bart
In article <3b190555$0$19582$[email hidden]>, Bart Westra wrote:
Quoted text (8 lines)>> Reading through the readme on this file says that it removes an entry from >> the registry. What were the problems found with FF wheels that required >this >> fix? > >The wheel was pulling to the left a lot. I would suggest that you only apply >the fix if the FF is not ok, and fiddling with the FF percentage or the >Sidewinder profile does not help.
There's no reason for any registry hacks. GP3 patch 1.13 addresses the wheel-pulling-left issue. -Jari Please remove SPAMLESS before replying via email. Thank you. -- {~._.~} o Jari Ketola - if.iki@alotek - ICQ 7557999 - +358-50-3080693 ( Y ) : The University of Oulu Department of Electrical Engineering ()~*~() : Game&Watch - DVD - B5 - PSX - TV - http://www.AfterDawn.com (_)-(_) . [ View my DVD Collection on-line at http://tazty.com/dvd ]
"Jari Ketola" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:9fd78i$5tb$[email hidden]... > There's no reason for any registry hacks. GP3 patch 1.13 addresses > the wheel-pulling-left issue. Okay, that's good, because I do have the 1.13 patch applied already. Yousuf Khan

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