Losing controls in GP3, please help me out...

I am going insane here. Love the game but my ACT-Labs Force RS system totally loses control once in a while. When in the race, almost every lap. Practises sometimes go without any interruptions. I doubt it�s my steering system thought, cause it can get stucked in a pit too. Tried to browse every holes of internet without seeing any similar problem. Only one mention I found that someone was getting a same control lost playing with a keyboard. Suspected a display driver, same what I have. Here�s my system: Duron 800 Geforce2 MX400 (about a zillion different drivers already tested) Win 98SE ECS K7S5A Pro MoBo (crappy product, I know) ACT-Labs Force RS Steering wheel and pedals. I have succesfully played the game before (it was another motherboard though). The problem came with a new MoBo/graphic card. Anyone else had this kind kinda lost-controls behavior and with which system? Please help, tired of having had to save the game after every lap >:-( Vesa

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> > I am going insane here. Love the game but my ACT-Labs Force RS system > totally loses control once in a while. When in the race, almost every > lap. Practises sometimes go without any interruptions. I doubt it�s my > steering system thought, cause it can get stucked in a pit too. > > Tried to browse every holes of internet without seeing any similar > problem. Only one mention I found that someone was getting a same > control lost playing with a keyboard. Suspected a display driver, same > what I have. > > Here�s my system: > Duron 800 > Geforce2 MX400 (about a zillion different drivers already tested) > Win 98SE > ECS K7S5A Pro MoBo (crappy product, I know) > ACT-Labs Force RS Steering wheel and pedals. > > I have succesfully played the game before (it was another motherboard > though). The problem came with a new MoBo/graphic card. > Anyone else had this kind kinda lost-controls behavior and with which > system? Please help, tired of having had to save the game after every > lap >:-( > > Vesa

You can ask on the GP3 forum of LFRS at http://www.lfrs.net/bin-ubb/ultimatebb.cgi We do not run GP3 right now, but when we did one or two drivers reported this problem. I'm not sure if they found a solution, but it won't hurt to ask :) Bart Westra

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> > I am going insane here. Love the game but my ACT-Labs Force RS system > totally loses control once in a while. When in the race, almost every > lap. Practises sometimes go without any interruptions. I doubt it=3Fs my > steering system thought, cause it can get stucked in a pit too. > > Tried to browse every holes of internet without seeing any similar > problem. Only one mention I found that someone was getting a same > control lost playing with a keyboard. Suspected a display driver, same > what I have. > > Here=3Fs my system: > Duron 800 > Geforce2 MX400 (about a zillion different drivers already tested) > Win 98SE > ECS K7S5A Pro MoBo (crappy product, I know) > ACT-Labs Force RS Steering wheel and pedals. > > I have succesfully played the game before (it was another motherboard > though). The problem came with a new MoBo/graphic card. > Anyone else had this kind kinda lost-controls behavior and with which > system? Please help, tired of having had to save the game after every > lap >:-( > > Vesa > > >

Got that Mobo and didn't have a problem with it and GP3 (haven't played it for a few months). The only scenario I recall of any steering issue was when the car wanted to auto pit when I didn't realise and I'd find the car suddenly going somewhere unexpected when it got near the pit lane. -- Pete Ives Remove All_stRESS before sending me an email

On Thu, 23 Sep 2004 22:15:50 +0200, "Bart Westra" <[email hidden]> wrote: >You can ask on the GP3 forum of LFRS at >http://www.lfrs.net/bin-ubb/ultimatebb.cgi We do not run GP3 right now, but >when we did one or two drivers reported this problem. I'm not sure if they >found a solution, but it won't hurt to ask :) > >Bart Westra Thanks. I might try that :) Vesa