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Re: F1-2000 ; looses controller settings

4 posts by 3 people · 25 Apr 2000 - 26 Apr 2000 09:47 UTC

Pat Dotson 25 Apr 2000#275189
If I am moving the pedals while F12K is launching, the pedals won't work when I get into the driving session. I only have to re-start F12K (and not push the pedals) to get it working again. -- Pat Dotson David Erb wrote: > > Anyone else seeing this? > > Often F1-2000 just completely looses its calibration for the brake pedal. > It does it at what appear to be random times when the track is loaded so > that I scream into the first corner and discover NO BRAKES!!!! (at which > point I break a lot :) ) . It never looses calibration during a race, only
David Erb 25 Apr 2000 22:52 UTC#275263
Anyone else seeing this? Often F1-2000 just completely looses its calibration for the brake pedal. It does it at what appear to be random times when the track is loaded so that I scream into the first corner and discover NO BRAKES!!!! (at which point I break a lot :) ) . It never looses calibration during a race, only at the start. Usually when I go to recalibrate afterwards there are problems such as the brakes being stuck *on*. Many times the only solution is to reboot the computer and then reassign the brake pedal within F!-2000. The only other driving game that has given me this much controller grief was RC2000 . Every other driving game I own works fine on my system and the windows 98 game controller applet shows the brake pedal properly connected and calibrated with very steady signal from the potentiometer. The steering controls and the throttle pedal have never lost calibration in F1-2000. F1-2000 always assigns the brake pedal to RZ+ axis on those occasions it can be made to assign at all. TM Nascar Pro wheel, DX 7a, digital gameport on Monster sound card,Win98 -- David Too much spam Remove the obvious from address to email PS The AI in F1-2000 bites. It makes a VROC pick up race appear sane in comparison and John Surtees in GPL look like a paragon of risk avoiding conservative make-it-to-the-finish line driving.
Patrick Blouin 26 Apr 2000 01:53 UTC#275191
I have solve the trouble with my MSFF with directx 7.0a from microsoft, the complete installation, the patch don't correct the trouble for my. F1 2k install directx 7.0 instead of 7.0a. Ask me why ? And viva microsoft and their buggy product Pat Dotson <[email hidden]> a �crit dans le message : [email hidden]...
Quoted text (13 lines)> If I am moving the pedals while F12K is launching, > the pedals won't work when I get into the driving > session. I only have to re-start F12K (and not > push the pedals) to get it working again. > > -- > Pat Dotson > > David Erb wrote: > > > > Anyone else seeing this? > > > > Often F1-2000 just completely looses its calibration for the brake
pedal. > > It does it at what appear to be random times when the track is loaded so > > that I scream into the first corner and discover NO BRAKES!!!! (at which > > point I break a lot :) ) . It never looses calibration during a race,only
David Erb 26 Apr 2000 09:47 UTC#275168
Well I know that at least one time calibration was lost when my feet were nowhere near the brake pedal. Perhaps though it is a deadzone thing and a small spike is disturbing F1-2000 during the load stage. I'll try increasing deadzone in Win 98 by using DxTweak and see if this helps. Thanks for the hint. David "Pat Dotson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
Quoted text (13 lines)> If I am moving the pedals while F12K is launching, > the pedals won't work when I get into the driving > session. I only have to re-start F12K (and not > push the pedals) to get it working again. > > -- > Pat Dotson > > David Erb wrote: > > > > Anyone else seeing this? > > > > Often F1-2000 just completely looses its calibration for the brake
pedal. > > It does it at what appear to be random times when the track is loaded so > > that I scream into the first corner and discover NO BRAKES!!!! (at which > > point I break a lot :) ) . It never looses calibration during a race,only

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