I take it you use split axis ?
If so when you calibrate the pedals, just before you finish it says centre
contoller and press a button, at this point you need to move the accelerator
/ brake until the reading is about 10 above the rest position, it results in
a small deadzone at the start of movement.
The problem is that when you calibrate the accelerator and brake GP2 needs
to see 3 positions during calibration, full on, full off and centre. The
centre is what causes the prob because you don't use one with a brake or
accelerator pedal.
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Tomi Rechardt <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Hi!
>
> Has anybody got the MS Precision Racing Wheel pedals to work with F1GP2.
> When I tried to calibrate those, I got an error message, that the moving
> range is too small or something like that.
>
> I think that this game is still the best F1 simulation.
>
> T: Tomi
>
>
Tomi Rechardt wrote in message ...
Hi,
you need to calibrate the wheel/pedals in Windows 95/98 (choose "Joystick"
or "Game Controller" from the Control Panel) before you start GP2 - and
*then* calibrate it in the GP2 calibration screen.
Hope this helps
Ian Hill, Cambridge, UK Email: [email hidden]
http://members.xoom.com/IanHill http://ianhill.tripod.com/
http://www.crosswinds.net/~ianhill
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>Hi! > >Has anybody got the MS Precision Racing Wheel pedals to work with F1GP2. >When I tried to calibrate those, I got an error message, that the moving >range is too small or something like that. > >I think that this game is still the best F1 simulation.Hi!
Has anybody got the MS Precision Racing Wheel pedals to work with F1GP2.
When I tried to calibrate those, I got an error message, that the moving
range is too small or something like that.
I think that this game is still the best F1 simulation.
T: Tomi
