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Wheel calibration won't 'stick' in Nascar2 rendition/Canopus

4 posts by 4 people · 18 Sep 1997 - 26 Sep 1997

I recently purchased a Canopus Total 3D card and I would like to play Nascar2 in rendition mode. However, the wheel calibration won't 'stick' when I run nasrend or renddma. I have little control of the car as a result. I have a Cyrx686 200 windows 95 Canopus Total 3D video card Thrustmaster T2 wheel and pedals everything works fine in the non rendition Nascar2. I have tried to calibrate the wheel in Win95 Control Panel. I have tried to calibrate in non rendition Nascar2 then running rendition. I Have tried to calibrate multiple times to try to get a calibration to 'stick' Any help or suggestions would be greatly apprecitated since I would much rather run Nascar2 in rendition mode now that I have had a taste of what the difference is!
Jim Sokolo 19 Sep 1997#377787
> Any help or suggestions would be greatly apprecitated since I would much > rather run Nascar2 in rendition mode now that I have had a taste of what > the difference is! Have you installed all the patches? The patches should address the problem of joystick calibration with non-Intel processors. ---Jim
JH 25 Sep 1997#378172
Quoted text (16 lines)> > I recently purchased a Canopus Total 3D card and I would like to > play > > Nascar2 in rendition mode. However, the wheel calibration won't > 'stick' > > when I run nasrend or renddma. I have little control of the car as > a > > result. > > I have a Cyrx686 200 > > windows 95 > > Canopus Total 3D video card > > Thrustmaster T2 wheel and pedals > > everything works fine in the non rendition Nascar2. > > I have tried to calibrate the wheel in Win95 Control Panel.
Try running the game from DOS. Win95 truly sucks at running Dos4gw games. I have also heard of motherboard compatability problems with the DMA busmastering. But I am no techie so can't tell you any more. I have also heard of Cyrix compatability problems. As far as video cards go, ignore the last reply, your Conopus T3D is a Verite' chip. -Jody-
AKH 26 Sep 1997#378243
Make sure you have the Nascar2 patches installed. Don't get the Cyrix patch from The Pits 'cause it won't help you. It 'fools' your computer into thinking your cpu is an intel...and then when N2 tries to do a Pentium specific routine -CRASH! Your vid card is Rendition based. I have a Cyrix with an Intense 3d and the patches 'fixed' N2 so that I can now run Renddma. I always was able to run Nasrend.exe. Can you run Nasrend without any probs? I have DL links for the patches at: http://www.kiva.net/~akh/simshop.html Good Luck, Alan
Quoted text (14 lines)> > I recently purchased a Canopus Total 3D card and I would like to > play > > Nascar2 in rendition mode. However, the wheel calibration won't > 'stick' > > when I run nasrend or renddma. I have little control of the car as > a > > result. > > I have a Cyrx686 200 > > windows 95 > > Canopus Total 3D video card > > Thrustmaster T2 wheel and pedals > > everything works fine in the non rendition Nascar2.
<SNIP> > > I Have tried to calibrate multiple times to try to get a > calibration > to > > 'stick' <SNIP>

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