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Rudder question

3 posts by 2 people · 11 Dec 1999 20:42 UTC - 12 Dec 1999 21:44 UTC

Brian 11 Dec 1999 20:42 UTC#291409
I have the CH Pro Pedals, but there are some games I can't get it to work w/ because it's kind of jittery and whenever I try to assign joystick controls in the game, the pedals keep stealing the assignment since they're always 'moving' on their own. My question is, will the Pro Pedals USB fix this? A couple games that come to mind that do this - Sports Car GT and Midtown Madness. Thanks.
Luis Soto 12 Dec 1999#291197
FWIW, I have the same pedals with a Grand Prix wheel from Thrustmaster, and there are two choices for it in the Win98 Properties menu: "with or without adapter." I am currently using the "without adapter" option, and it seems to work fine with me. The other option made the crosshairs (on the Windows test and calibration screens) jitter up and down as you describe. I would try to play around with those two settings, and see if they work with your joystick or steering wheel. Sometimes it takes two or three tries before I can get it to stay still when I'm testing it. Best of luck, L.S.
Brian 12 Dec 1999 21:44 UTC#291137
I have the same wheel, but only have one listing for it. The T1/T2 listing does have the adapter/no adapter listings though. I'm on Win98 w/ DX7. I don't understand what you mean by using these settings w/ a joystick? Your talking about the settings for the wheel right? On some games (the two I mentioned), I've tried it many times and it never worked. I'm using an MX300 soundcard. Maybe thats it. On Sun, 12 Dec 1999 01:14:34 -0500, "Luis Soto" <[email hidden]> wrote:
Quoted text (14 lines)>FWIW, I have the same pedals with a Grand Prix wheel from Thrustmaster, and >there are two choices for it in the Win98 Properties menu: "with or without >adapter." I am currently using the "without adapter" option, and it seems >to work fine with me. The other option made the crosshairs (on the Windows >test and calibration screens) jitter up and down as you describe. I would >try to play around with those two settings, and see if they work with your >joystick or steering wheel. > >Sometimes it takes two or three tries before I can get it to stay still when >I'm testing it. > >Best of luck, >L.S. >

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