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GPL and LWFF GP

2 posts by 2 people · 30 Aug 2004 08:14 UTC - 30 Aug 2004 10:56 UTC

Cris Eichler 30 Aug 2004 08:14 UTC#32804
Hi, can anyone give me good cre.ini settings for the Logi Wingman FF GP. Unfortunately my "Old Red" doesn't work anymore, so i have to use this one. Problem is: It shudders incredibly as soon as I go on track It starts huddering in the pitlane already, but it gets even worse when drivin g making it a very painful experience. I had very good settings once, but after I was forced to do a format c: all of this is gone of course and i just can't remember the values...." Help me, please, please, please. Can't live without GPL... :-( Cheers! Cris
"Cris" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:cgunkb$93b$04$[email hidden]... > can anyone give me good cre.ini settings for the Logi Wingman FF GP. > Unfortunately my "Old Red" doesn't work anymore, so i have to use thisone. > Problem is: It shudders incredibly as soon as I go on track It starts > huddering in the pitlane already, but it gets even worse when drivin g > making it a very painful experience. I had very good settings once,but > after I was forced to do a format c: all of this is gone of course andi > just can't remember the values...." I'm guessing you are saying the 'shuddering' is caused by the ff latency setting, so that should be the only value you'll need to change if you were happy with the force strength & damping settings from your old wheel. I used to use a latency of 0.062 with my old Wingman Force, the joystick equivalent of the LWFF wheel (same electronics, different shell). With my current 'red' Momo I use 0.016. Try starting at 0.06 with an older wheel, then try 0.05 & 0.07 to feel the difference, it should give you a better idea of what you need the setting to be & you can then fine tune it yourself if you have the patience ;-) With a newer wheel start at 0.02 & go from there. If neither works for you start at zero & increase by 0.01 until you get in the ballpark. Bear in mind that you are dealing in hundredths & thousandths of a second latency, you'll barely notice a change of less than 5 thousandths of a second, but over time it'll feel 'okay but slightly out', so when you are tuning it to that fine a degree give it a few hours worth of testing at each setting to see if it really is okay. It took me about a week to set up my joystick (several years ago now), when I got the Momo it took me about 3 days before I was really happy with it. Malc.

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