Sim racers,
what could be reason for the following?
I have Logitech Momo (black) FF wheel,
I use separate axis for throttle and brake.
In RBR the brakes are a bit on all the time!
I found it in an excercise in the Rally School,
where you were not allowed to brake at all.
And when I went to look the settings, I can
see that the brakes really are on all the time!
Perhaps 1/4 on. But when I look the settings
in the control control panel, the brakes are
just ok, not at all on, when I do use the brakes.
In RBR I could not find any in the game calibrating
option.
So, what could be the reason? And what could be the
remedy?
Thanks in advance!
Arto
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Using the Logitech Profiler I gave myself some deadzone to counteract the
fact that I tend to rest my foot on the brake.
Andi.
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"Arto Wikla" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:wikla.1096569623@wrl-55...
> Sim racers,
>
> what could be reason for the following?
> I have Logitech Momo (black) FF wheel,
> I use separate axis for throttle and brake.
> In RBR the brakes are a bit on all the time!
> I found it in an excercise in the Rally School,
> where you were not allowed to brake at all.
> And when I went to look the settings, I can
> see that the brakes really are on all the time!
> Perhaps 1/4 on. But when I look the settings
> in the control control panel, the brakes are
> just ok, not at all on, when I do use the brakes.
> In RBR I could not find any in the game calibrating
> option.
>
> So, what could be the reason? And what could be the
> remedy?
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Arto
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>
Mine went up a little(but not 1/4) when I had another controller plugged in.
But it went away...
dxtweak2 is the remedy. the reason I believe is just slop in the
logitech.
Charlie
"fredrickson" <[email hidden]> writes:
>Mine went up a little(but not 1/4) when I had another controller plugged in.
>But it went away...
Strange! The reason was my Sidewinder FF joystick! When I put
the stick to zero position, the brake was off! And my Logi Momo
is on different USB port! Strange!
Windows' strangenesses again?
And thanks for the idea, fredrickson! Now I could go on in the
rally school, too! :-)
Arto
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