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Wow, mine doesn't act like that at all, in fact I would say that my LWFF
feels smoother and more precise in GP3 than in any other sim I own. I could
email my .con file to you if you'd like to try it. It's really just a .con
file from bhmotorsports with a few slight changes. Have you played with the
sensitivity adjustments in the controllers/advanced menu in the sim? I
normally don't use the centering spring in my profiles but with GP3 I've
found it to help, you might try that.
Good luck,
--
don
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I installed gp3 and i think it looks ok to me (graphics etc) but my
wheel feels so wrong. I dld a couple sets from bhm (which got my wheel
working yippee) but now the ff effects seem to throw me off. I don't
know if it is just the cars (don't know what an f1 is supposed to feel
like)or my setup. At speed if i move the wheel just a bit off line the
wheel starts to shake back and forth. likewise into corners it seems to
yank too hard (with respect to what i am seeing visually). I don't know
jack about f1 and I'm used to playing gpl so i don't know if i need to
fix my controller setup/get rid of ff/or just deal with the fact that
this is what it is supposed to feel like. Any help appreciated.
Chris
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From: <[email hidden]>
Newsgroups: rec.autos.simulators
Sent: Saturday, August 05, 2000 1:24 PM
Subject: Re: gp3--can't get my lwff to feel right??
: [OT:lucky bastard :-)you pick up a game and have it kicking butt a day
: later--i will get there eventually, from what i've seen so far def.
: worth the trouble] What are your lwff setting Don? I mean the things
: that are not gamerelated but global, like overall effects strenght,
: damping etc. etc. i'm going to play with those for a while. Also do you
: use any percentage of steering assist?
:
: TIA Chris
:
Profiler Global Settings:
Overall Effects:150%
Enable Centering Spring in FF Games: Unchecked and 0%
Report Combined Pedals: Unchecked
Game Controller Settings:
Pedals Reported as Combined: Unchecked
Enable Force Feedback: Checked
Enable Auto Calibration: Checked
Overall Effects Strength: 140%
Spring Effects Strength: 100%
Damper Effect Strength: 120%
Enable Centering Spring: Unchecked
Centering Spring Strength:0%
Specific Game Settings-GP3
Use Special Device Settings: Checked
Overall Effects Strength: 150%
Enable Centering Spring: Checked
Centering Spring Strength: 80%
Use Special Steering Wheel Settings: Checked
Report Combined Pedals: Checked :-(
GP3 Advanced Settings:
I'm still playing with these<g>
Controller Type: Wheel
Steering Device:Joy A Horiz
Analog
Low Sensitivity Zone: 50%
Steering Help: Off
Max Lock: 14%
Reduce With Car Speed: 50%
Acc. Device: Joy A Vert
Analog
Sensitivity: 50%
Braking Device: Joy A Vert
Analog
Low Sensitivity: 45%
Change Up: Joy A Fire 2
Change Down: Joy A Fire 1
Enable Force Feedback: Checked
FF: 100%
Hope this helps<g>
Your Mileage May Vary...
don
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> [OT:lucky bastard :-)you pick up a game and have it kicking butt a day > later--i will get there eventually, from what i've seen so far def. > worth the trouble] What are your lwff setting Don? I mean the things > that are not gamerelated but global, like overall effects strenght, > damping etc. etc. i'm going to play with those for a while. Also do you > use any percentage of steering assist? > > TIA Chris[OT:lucky bastard :-)you pick up a game and have it kicking butt a day
later--i will get there eventually, from what i've seen so far def.
worth the trouble] What are your lwff setting Don? I mean the things
that are not gamerelated but global, like overall effects strenght,
damping etc. etc. i'm going to play with those for a while. Also do you
use any percentage of steering assist?
TIA Chris
In article <8mg89j$9is$[email hidden]>,
"don hodgdon" <[email hidden]> wrote:
> <[email hidden]> wrote in message
> news:8mfdbt$e4i$[email hidden]...
> > I installed gp3 and i think it looks ok to me (graphics etc) but my
> > wheel feels so wrong. I dld a couple sets from bhm (which got mywheel
> > working yippee) but now the ff effects seem to throw me off. I don't
> > know if it is just the cars (don't know what an f1 is supposed tofeel
> > like)or my setup. At speed if i move the wheel just a bit off linethe
> > wheel starts to shake back and forth. likewise into corners itseems to
> > yank too hard (with respect to what i am seeing visually). I don'tknow
> > jack about f1 and I'm used to playing gpl so i don't know if i needto
> > fix my controller setup/get rid of ff/or just deal with the factthat
> > this is what it is supposed to feel like. Any help appreciated.
> >
> > Chris
>
> Wow, mine doesn't act like that at all, in fact I would say that myLWFF
> feels smoother and more precise in GP3 than in any other sim I own. Icould
> email my .con file to you if you'd like to try it. It's really just a.con
> file from bhmotorsports with a few slight changes. Have you playedwith the
> sensitivity adjustments in the controllers/advanced menu in the sim? I
> normally don't use the centering spring in my profiles but with GP3I've
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> found it to help, you might try that. > > Good luck, > > -- > don > > New GPL Programs for the Converted Tracks: > http://www.ianparker1.freeserve.co.uk/gpl/index.html > http://www2.tpg.com.au/users/brucek/hmrc/index.htm > >Good news: I did experience oscillating with my LWFF. Bad news: I'm not sure
what I did to fix it - I suspect Don Hodgdon may be right with his
suggestion of a little self-centring. I haven't any complaints about the
feel in the corners.
Tony Whitley
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> I installed gp3 and i think it looks ok to me (graphics etc) but my > wheel feels so wrong. I dld a couple sets from bhm (which got my wheel > working yippee) but now the ff effects seem to throw me off. I don't > know if it is just the cars (don't know what an f1 is supposed to feel > like)or my setup. At speed if i move the wheel just a bit off line the > wheel starts to shake back and forth. likewise into corners it seems to > yank too hard (with respect to what i am seeing visually). I don't know > jack about f1 and I'm used to playing gpl so i don't know if i need to > fix my controller setup/get rid of ff/or just deal with the fact that > this is what it is supposed to feel like. Any help appreciated.You could also try increasing the "reduce sensitivity with speed"
adjustment to get rid of the violent side to side oscillation.
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