On Fri, 15 Oct 1999 13:57:32 GMT, "Marc Collins"
<[email hidden]> wrote:
>I actually like the FFB in N3 (many here have complained it is too light,
>etc.). Subtlety is something I enjoy, though. However, never being
>satisfied to leave well enough alone I would like to play around with the
>manual adjustments that are detailed in readme.txt. One question,
>though--what are the default settings equivalent to in the 0-200 scales? I
>would like to know where to start adjusting slightly one way or the other.
Looking at the next two FF variables in the readme, I think it would
be safe to assume that the default is 100%
Cheers,
Rod.
- About to start tweaking. ;)
I actually like the FFB in N3 (many here have complained it is too light,
etc.). Subtlety is something I enjoy, though. However, never being
satisfied to leave well enough alone I would like to play around with the
manual adjustments that are detailed in readme.txt. One question,
though--what are the default settings equivalent to in the 0-200 scales? I
would like to know where to start adjusting slightly one way or the other.
Thanks,
Marc.
--
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Marc Collins
[email hidden]
Computers will never equal humans until they make mistakes and
blame them on other computers.
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I set everything to 200, works fine.
Marc Collins wrote:
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> I actually like the FFB in N3 (many here have complained it is too light, > etc.). Subtlety is something I enjoy, though. However, never being > satisfied to leave well enough alone I would like to play around with the > manual adjustments that are detailed in readme.txt. One question, > though--what are the default settings equivalent to in the 0-200 scales? I > would like to know where to start adjusting slightly one way or the other. > > Thanks, > > Marc. > > -- > **************************************************************************** > Marc Collins > [email hidden] > > Computers will never equal humans until they make mistakes and > blame them on other computers. > ****************************************************************************Read the txt files for N3... they tell you how to set your Forces for the
wheel. It tells you about adding lines to the n3.ini file.
Rick Sweeney <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> I set everything to 200, works fine.
>
>
> Marc Collins wrote:
>
> > I actually like the FFB in N3 (many here have complained it is toolight,
> > etc.). Subtlety is something I enjoy, though. However, never being
> > satisfied to leave well enough alone I would like to play around withthe
> > manual adjustments that are detailed in readme.txt. One question,
> > though--what are the default settings equivalent to in the 0-200 scales?I
> > would like to know where to start adjusting slightly one way or theother.
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> > Marc Collins
> > [email hidden]
> >
> > Computers will never equal humans until they make mistakes and
> > blame them on other computers.
> >****************************************************************************
>
