Just bought myself Screamer4x4.
its certainly a different game compared to 1nsane, the emphasis in Screamer
being *carefull* driving, compared to 1nsane's Madness!
One thing though, in the free drive mode of Screamer4x4, the force feedback
seems to be non exsistent!
Also, the force feedback in the game is rather strange, Not sure how to
describe it though. Perhaps a longer session is in order!
regards
-
brian
I'm trying to get Screamer to recognize something
other than my keyboard and am having no success.
What did the options menu tell you when you tried
to shift from keyboard to wheel/joystick? (All I
get is a string of ????????)
On 30 Dec 2000 17:41:10 GMT,
[email hidden] (Brian Innes)
wrote:
Remove "hi" from address or it will bounce....
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>Just bought myself Screamer4x4. > >its certainly a different game compared to 1nsane, the emphasis in Screamer >being *carefull* driving, compared to 1nsane's Madness! > >One thing though, in the free drive mode of Screamer4x4, the force feedback >seems to be non exsistent! > >Also, the force feedback in the game is rather strange, Not sure how to >describe it though. Perhaps a longer session is in order! > >regards > >- >brian[email hidden] wrote in
<[email hidden]>:
>I'm trying to get Screamer to recognize something
>other than my keyboard and am having no success.
>What did the options menu tell you when you tried
>to shift from keyboard to wheel/joystick? (All I
>get is a string of ????????)
>
All i had to do was select the control i was going to change, and then when
the string of ?????????? appears, i moved the appropriate control, turning
the wheel left for left, pressing the accelerator for forward etc.
It seems that the forcfeedback dissapears if you play the freedrive mode.
Odd.
Its quite a challenging game though, however it could do with some
improvements, for example, a rear view mirror, so you can see if you are
about to run someone over!
And what about the passengers? they seem to be rock solid, even when the
car is jumping wildy...
Still good clean fun though.
-
brian
Hmm. I've tried selecting an option and then
moving the wheel or one of the pedals
and....nothing. Not sure what I am doing wrong,
but it just does not want to accept anything other
than the keyboard. Have never had this problem
before. :P
On 30 Dec 2000 22:39:42 GMT,
[email hidden] (Brian Innes)
wrote:
Remove "hi" from address or it will bounce....
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>[email hidden] wrote in ><[email hidden]>: > >>I'm trying to get Screamer to recognize something >>other than my keyboard and am having no success. >>What did the options menu tell you when you tried >>to shift from keyboard to wheel/joystick? (All I >>get is a string of ????????) >> > >All i had to do was select the control i was going to change, and then when >the string of ?????????? appears, i moved the appropriate control, turning >the wheel left for left, pressing the accelerator for forward etc. > >It seems that the forcfeedback dissapears if you play the freedrive mode. >Odd. > >Its quite a challenging game though, however it could do with some >improvements, for example, a rear view mirror, so you can see if you are >about to run someone over! > >And what about the passengers? they seem to be rock solid, even when the >car is jumping wildy... > >Still good clean fun though. > >- >brian > >This game doesnt support split axis , so turn it off before running game. I
beleve this is correct. Collin and this one doesnt like split axis
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