Is there any way to add more 'centering spring' in N4 ?
At some tracks, mainly Dega and Daytona, my return-to-center is
non-existent, and the wheel is extremely loose 30 degree's each side of
center going down the straits. I need some more centering spring to dampen
things down.
The centering spring controls in the SideWinder software don't really work
at all when FF is enabled in N4.
TIA
-Larry
try setting steering ratio to 15:1 works great
"Larry" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Is there any way to add more 'centering spring' in N4 ?
>
> At some tracks, mainly Dega and Daytona, my return-to-center is
> non-existent, and the wheel is extremely loose 30 degree's each side of
> center going down the straits. I need some more centering spring todampen
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> things down. > > The centering spring controls in the SideWinder software don't really work > at all when FF is enabled in N4. > > TIA > > -Larry > > >
Larry <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Is there any way to add more 'centering spring' in N4 ?
>
> At some tracks, mainly Dega and Daytona, my return-to-center is
> non-existent, and the wheel is extremely loose 30 degree's each side of
> center going down the straits. I need some more centering spring todampen
I'm experiencing the same problem as Larry with my MSFF wheel. I
changed the centering force from 0% to 100%, but still the dead zone makes
driving with the MSFF wheel almost useless.
Joel Willstein
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> things down. > > The centering spring controls in the SideWinder software don't really work > at all when FF is enabled in N4. > > TIA > > -Larry"Joel A. Willstein" wrote:
> I'm experiencing the same problem as Larry with my MSFF wheel. I
> changed the centering force from 0% to 100%, but still the dead zone makes
> driving with the MSFF wheel almost useless.
You did adjust the linear setting in the N4 options menu, right? I had
the same problem with my LWFF until I changed the linear setting to 95%.
--
Fester
Man, that's WAY too sensitive for Dega or Daytona :)
-Larry
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> try setting steering ratio to 15:1 works great > "Larry" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:kSEh6.64919$[email hidden]... > > Is there any way to add more 'centering spring' in N4 ? > > > > At some tracks, mainly Dega and Daytona, my return-to-center is > > non-existent, and the wheel is extremely loose 30 degree's each side of > > center going down the straits. I need some more centering spring to > dampen > > things down. > > > > The centering spring controls in the SideWinder software don't reallyQuoted text (10 lines)
> > at all when FF is enabled in N4. > > > > TIA > > > > -Larry > > > > > > > >Feels like you're driving one of those wheels tacked onto a Baby Car Seat,
doesn't it :)
-Larry
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> > Larry <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:kSEh6.64919$[email hidden]... > > Is there any way to add more 'centering spring' in N4 ? > > > > At some tracks, mainly Dega and Daytona, my return-to-center is > > non-existent, and the wheel is extremely loose 30 degree's each side of > > center going down the straits. I need some more centering spring to > dampen > > things down. > > > > The centering spring controls in the SideWinder software don't reallyQuoted text (13 lines)
> > at all when FF is enabled in N4. > > > > TIA > > > > -Larry > > > I'm experiencing the same problem as Larry with my MSFF wheel. I > changed the centering force from 0% to 100%, but still the dead zone makes > driving with the MSFF wheel almost useless. > > Joel Willstein >I'm all the way to 100%. It doesn't matter...
-Larry
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> "Joel A. Willstein" wrote:
> > I'm experiencing the same problem as Larry with my MSFF wheel. I
> > changed the centering force from 0% to 100%, but still the dead zonemakes
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> > driving with the MSFF wheel almost useless. > > > > You did adjust the linear setting in the N4 options menu, right? I had > the same problem with my LWFF until I changed the linear setting to 95%. > > -- > > FesterTry playing with the caster settings.
Larry wrote:
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> > Is there any way to add more 'centering spring' in N4 ? > > At some tracks, mainly Dega and Daytona, my return-to-center is > non-existent, and the wheel is extremely loose 30 degree's each side of > center going down the straits. I need some more centering spring to dampen > things down. > > The centering spring controls in the SideWinder software don't really work > at all when FF is enabled in N4. > > TIA > > -LarryThat seems to be the problem. The only way to get decent feedback is to
tighten the steering ratio--until it is too twitchy to drive at the super
speedways.
Marc.
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> Man, that's WAY too sensitive for Dega or Daytona :) > > -Larry > > "Jack Wilson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:yfGh6.652$[email hidden]... > > try setting steering ratio to 15:1 works great > > "Larry" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > > news:kSEh6.64919$[email hidden]... > > > Is there any way to add more 'centering spring' in N4 ? > > > > > > At some tracks, mainly Dega and Daytona, my return-to-center is > > > non-existent, and the wheel is extremely loose 30 degree's each sideQuoted text (18 lines)
> > > center going down the straits. I need some more centering spring to > > dampen > > > things down. > > > > > > The centering spring controls in the SideWinder software don't really > work > > > at all when FF is enabled in N4. > > > > > > TIA > > > > > > -Larry > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >Been there, done that.
It's a FF issue of some sort.
-Larry
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dampen
> > things down.
> >
> > The centering spring controls in the SideWinder software don't reallywork
> > at all when FF is enabled in N4.
> >
> > TIA
> >
> > -Larry
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> Try playing with the caster settings. > > Larry wrote: > > > > Is there any way to add more 'centering spring' in N4 ? > > > > At some tracks, mainly Dega and Daytona, my return-to-center is > > non-existent, and the wheel is extremely loose 30 degree's each side of > > center going down the straits. I need some more centering spring toRemove the stability cheat in the options (this helped me to get a bit of
feeling when turning on those banked corners!) This cheat is made for a
joystick, not a wheel.
Also lower the steering ratio in car setup. Also raise Linear to 90% in
wheel config.
NB
"Larry" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Is there any way to add more 'centering spring' in N4 ?
>
> At some tracks, mainly Dega and Daytona, my return-to-center is
> non-existent, and the wheel is extremely loose 30 degree's each side of
> center going down the straits. I need some more centering spring todampen
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> things down. > > The centering spring controls in the SideWinder software don't really work > at all when FF is enabled in N4. > > TIA > > -Larry > >I'm there, except for the ratio. It gets too touchy down that low :)
-Larry
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