GP3, Monaco, keyboard control, is it possible?

From what I've seen so far, it DOESN'T ACTUALLY SEEM POSSIBLE to drive at Monaco with the keyboard. Every time I get to the hairpin, I just go straight into the wall - it just doesn't seem to give me enough steering. I always have to reverse out to be able to continue. I tried maximising the downforce, and it still didn't work. I'm going at about 20-30. -- Andrew Gillett http://argnet.fatal-design.com/ ICQ: See homepage Medial inferior genicular artery

It is easily possible, try pulling to the far right of the track and then hanging left almost at last minute, works for me, everytime! "TIC" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:Bf0i5.589$[email hidden]... > > Andrew R. Gillett <[email hidden]> wrote: > > From what I've seen so far, it DOESN'T ACTUALLY SEEM POSSIBLE to driveat > > Monaco with the keyboard. Every time I get to the hairpin, I just go > > straight into the wall - it just doesn't seem to give me enoughsteering.

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> > I always have to reverse out to be able to continue. I tried maximising > > the downforce, and it still didn't work. I'm going at about 20-30. > > In the controller setup, try and increase 'max steering lock' from the > default 12 degrees to something higher. > > best regards > TIC > >

Andrew R. Gillett <[email hidden]> wrote: > From what I've seen so far, it DOESN'T ACTUALLY SEEM POSSIBLE to drive at > Monaco with the keyboard. Every time I get to the hairpin, I just go > straight into the wall - it just doesn't seem to give me enough steering. > I always have to reverse out to be able to continue. I tried maximising > the downforce, and it still didn't work. I'm going at about 20-30. In the controller setup, try and increase 'max steering lock' from the default 12 degrees to something higher. best regards TIC

Its because your steering lock is set to 13 ...change it to 20 in a USER DEFINED set of controls Ashley "Andrew R. Gillett" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

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| From what I've seen so far, it DOESN'T ACTUALLY SEEM POSSIBLE to drive at | Monaco with the keyboard. Every time I get to the hairpin, I just go | straight into the wall - it just doesn't seem to give me enough steering. | I always have to reverse out to be able to continue. I tried maximising | the downforce, and it still didn't work. I'm going at about 20-30. | | -- | Andrew Gillett http://argnet.fatal-design.com/ ICQ: See homepage | | Medial inferior genicular artery

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>> Andrew R. Gillett <[email hidden]> wrote: >>> From what I've seen so far, it DOESN'T ACTUALLY SEEM POSSIBLE to >>>drive at Monaco with the keyboard. Every time I get to the >>>hairpin, I just go straight into the wall - it just doesn't >>>seem to give me enough steering. > >It is easily possible, try pulling to the far right of the track >and then hanging left almost at last minute, works for me, everytime!

Works ok for me too.

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>>> From what I've seen so far, it DOESN'T ACTUALLY SEEM POSSIBLE to >>>drive at Monaco with the keyboard. Every time I get to the >>>hairpin, I just go straight into the wall - it just doesn't >>>seem to give me enough steering. >It is easily possible, try pulling to the far right of the track >and then*** left almost at last minute, works for me, everytime!

Works ok for me too.

I had this with my wheel but changing max steering lock from 12 to 20 sorted it it might work for keys too >From what I've seen so far, it DOESN'T ACTUALLY SEEM POSSIBLE to drive at >Monaco with the keyboard. Every time I get to the hairpin, I just go >straight into the wall - it just doesn't seem to give me enough steering. >I always have to reverse out to be able to continue. I tried maximising >the downforce, and it still didn't work. I'm going at about 20-30.