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MS FF wheel and GP3

3 posts by 3 people · 01 Aug 2000 - 01 Aug 2000 22:18 UTC

R. H. Stark 01 Aug 2000#246699
Hello to everyone: I'm just making my first laps om GP3, after lasting all July with EA's F1-2000, and I'm experiencing a very annoying bejaviour of my MS FF wheel. With EA's F1-2000 I've great feelings with the wheel, with a very positive input from FF that helps a lot to the driving and that adds a great number of feelings to the experience. But with GP3 the behaviour is very strange: at low speeds the wheel give no FF and at high speeds it seems to be way too much FF. Is it that right? I thought that with no drive assistance it would be easier to turn the wheel at high speeds than at low speeds. Another annoying "advanced" feature is that the wheel tries to be blocked to the right or to the left, with a lot of FF, at certain curves. When I return to EA's F1-2000 I feel the wheel OK with the right FF and the right effects. Anyone is having the same problems? And more important, anyone knows how to solve them? Thanks in advance, Rafael H. Stark [email hidden] "Creer es f�cil, lo dif�cil es saber"
fatClyde 01 Aug 2000 18:02 UTC#246719
You are not alone , Rafael. This is a common complaint with the Microsoft FF Wheel. http://www.bhmotorsports.com/ has a lot of good advice for GP3, but I suspect we will need to wait for a patch.
Per Bostrom 01 Aug 2000 22:18 UTC#246655
All the same here, and the wheel feels very loose when driving straight, much FF in the curves with more FF when going in the "right" line. Per R. H. Stark <[email hidden]> skrev i diskussionsgruppsmeddelandet:[email hidden]...
Quoted text (8 lines)> Hello to everyone: > > I'm just making my first laps om GP3, after lasting all July with EA's > F1-2000, and I'm experiencing a very annoying bejaviour of my MS FF wheel. > With EA's F1-2000 I've great feelings with the wheel, with a very positive > input from FF that helps a lot to the driving and that adds a great number > of feelings to the experience. But with GP3 the behaviour is very strange: > at low speeds the wheel give no FF and at high speeds it seems to be way
too > much FF. Is it that right? I thought that with no drive assistance itwould > be easier to turn the wheel at high speeds than at low speeds. Another > annoying "advanced" feature is that the wheel tries to be blocked to the > right or to the left, with a lot of FF, at certain curves. When I returnto > EA's F1-2000 I feel the wheel OK with the right FF and the right effects. > Anyone is having the same problems? And more important, anyone knows howto
Quoted text (10 lines)> solve them? > > Thanks in advance, > > Rafael H. Stark > [email hidden] > "Creer es f�cil, lo dif�cil es saber" > > >

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