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Re: gp3--can't get my lwff to feel right??

6 posts by 4 people · 04 Aug 2000 - 05 Aug 2000 15:33 UTC

don hodgdon 04 Aug 2000#245294
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Quoted text (12 lines)> 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
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 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
(unknown) 04 Aug 2000#245347
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 Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy.
don hodgdon 05 Aug 2000#245076
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Quoted text (8 lines)> [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
----- Original Message ----- 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
(unknown) 05 Aug 2000#245137
[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
Quoted text (12 lines)> 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 > >
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Tony Whitley 05 Aug 2000 08:52 UTC#245233
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 <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:8mfdbt$e4i$[email hidden]...
Quoted text (10 lines)> 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.
Thomas JS Brown 05 Aug 2000 15:33 UTC#245164
You could also try increasing the "reduce sensitivity with speed" adjustment to get rid of the violent side to side oscillation. Tony Whitley wrote:
Quoted text (19 lines)> > 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 > <[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 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.

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