GP3 does support 4 axis....just make sure windows can see them all in the
game controllers - control panel...
pez
Tony Whitley > wrote in message ...
>GP3 doesn't support split axis, except with a lot of messing around setting
>up the pedals as a separate joystick I understand.
>
>Tony Whitley
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>
I was wondering how to get split axis pedals on a w2k machine with a MSFF to
work with gp3, for some reason the generic microsoft drivers seem to split
the axis where gpl is concerned, but calibration fails when trying with
gp3...
also whats the trick in getting the steering tighter, ive tried extremes of
most settings nothing seems to make the wheel rigid
if these have been answered recently sorry !
thanx
excellent game gp3, i dunno what some of you people are on about, its the
most fun ive had in an f1 sim/game for a long time, in 98 tho ... it has
issues but im sure everyone knows what they are by now :)
rika <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> also whats the trick in getting the steering tighter, ive tried extremesof
> most settings nothing seems to make the wheel rigid
>It is a good thing IMHO, to set speed sensitivity to 0 % in controller
setup.
You'll get something close to GPL.
Warren.
GP3 doesn't support split axis, except with a lot of messing around setting
up the pedals as a separate joystick I understand.
Tony Whitley
And it is not an option with Wingman software, it seems.
rika <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> see all of the axis ? thats doesnt seem to be an option in w2k with nomsff
> software
> "pez" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> > GP3 does support 4 axis....just make sure windows can see them all inthe
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> > game controllers - control panel... > > > > pez > > Tony Whitley > wrote in message ... > > >GP3 doesn't support split axis, except with a lot of messing around > setting > > >up the pedals as a separate joystick I understand. > > > > > >Tony Whitley > > > > > > > > > > > >see all of the axis ? thats doesnt seem to be an option in w2k with no msff
software
"pez" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> GP3 does support 4 axis....just make sure windows can see them all in the
> game controllers - control panel...
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> pez
> Tony Whitley > wrote in message ...
> >GP3 doesn't support split axis, except with a lot of messing aroundsetting
