Firstly, gtr can run on my p3 550, i just have to turn all the gfx off.
how do i get gtr and f1c to recognise a brake thats operating on what
windows thinks is a rudder axis? N2003 see's the pedal but GTR/F1C dont.
re the brakes, ive had to drive so far with the accel pedal from my f1sim
pro pedals, and the brake pedal from my Logitech Driving Force Pro (yeah,
the one with 900degrees of rotation in it lock to lock), how can you tell if
youve locked a brake in GTR? in real life you feel it through both the
steering and mainly just through the chassis (which you obviously cant do in
a game), so how can you tell if youve locked a brake in gtr?
pez
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>re the brakes, ive had to drive so far with the accel pedal from my f1sim >pro pedals, and the brake pedal from my Logitech Driving Force Pro (yeah, >the one with 900degrees of rotation in it lock to lock), how can you tell if >youve locked a brake in GTR? in real life you feel it through both the >steering and mainly just through the chassis (which you obviously cant do in >a game), so how can you tell if youve locked a brake in gtr? >When you look behind you and see the black streak and smoke! At least that's
when I know. On another note, Eldred did you notice that the sounds in GTR for
the tranny whine and the tires are in the sounds folder and can be turned up or
down? I' m gonna try turning down the whine and turning up the tire sounds.
I'll let you know how it goes.
Bill
again i think it comes down to a sound thing, in most other sims youll hear
a lock up, and in real life youll feel it in the cockpit, feel it through
the wheel etc, so we are seriously lacking feedback in GTR.
I hope its something they can look at.
pez
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> When you look behind you and see the black streak and smoke! At leastthat's
> when I know. On another note, Eldred did you notice that the sounds in GTRfor
> the tranny whine and the tires are in the sounds folder and can be turnedup or
> down? I' m gonna try turning down the whine and turning up the tiresounds.
> I'll let you know how it goes.
>
> Bill


































