For those of you who are interested, I have discovered why my LWFF had so
much freeplay. Apparently, if your wheel is device #2 in Windows 98SE,
F1CS2K, for some reason applies a tremendous amount of freeplay in the 'X'
axis only. 3-4 inches worth of freeplay was resloved by merely assigning
LWFF device postition #1 in windows. Go figure.
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G-Loc
I fixed mine with the Thrust Mapper utility..........
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> For those of you who are interested, I have discovered why my LWFF had so > much freeplay. Apparently, if your wheel is device #2 in Windows 98SE, > F1CS2K, for some reason applies a tremendous amount of freeplay in the 'X' > axis only. 3-4 inches worth of freeplay was resloved by merely assigning > LWFF device postition #1 in windows. Go figure. > -- > > > G-Loc > > > I always keep my wheel in the # 1 slot. I'll remove it if I want to use a
joystick...it's a bit of a hassle but keeps the conflicts to a minimum.(well
at least I USED to keep it on #1. Back when I could get it to WORK!!!!!)
dave ggggrrrrrr henrie
6 days without a lap turned...even my cycle sim that uses a joystick is
affected...I'm going through withdrawal...what's next?? trying a RTS
game???
dh
"Al Stiff" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> I fixed mine with the Thrust Mapper utility..........
>
> "G-Loc" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> > For those of you who are interested, I have discovered why my LWFF hadso
> > much freeplay. Apparently, if your wheel is device #2 in Windows 98SE,
> > F1CS2K, for some reason applies a tremendous amount of freeplay in the'X'
> > axis only. 3-4 inches worth of freeplay was resloved by merelyassigning
