Was wondering whether any1 else has a problem where theres about a 1 or 2 cm
deadspot on my wheel. Any1 got any workarounds for this ??
I went in and changed the steering sensitivity a little, not much. Also,
working on the car setup is a really big factor. You might want to get a
little more downforce in the front end. I had it to begin with when I first
got the game, but it's gone now after setting up a reasonable car.
>Was wondering whether any1 else has a problem where theres about a 1 or 2 cm
>deadspot on my wheel. Any1 got any workarounds for this ??
> Was wondering whether any1 else has a problem where theres about a 1
> or 2 cm
> deadspot on my wheel. Any1 got any workarounds for this ??
Make sure you have set-up the wheel under win 95 control panel/game
controller, and selected the "is a race car controller" option.
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I actually re calibrate in win95 b4 playing F1rs and don't turn the wheel
to the full extremities. I only go roughly half way in each direction and
it's much more responsive.
> I went in and changed the steering sensitivity a little, not much. Also,
> working on the car setup is a really big factor. You might want to get a
> little more downforce in the front end. I had it to begin with when I first
> got the game, but it's gone now after setting up a reasonable car.
> >Was wondering whether any1 else has a problem where theres about a 1 or 2
> cm
> >deadspot on my wheel. Any1 got any workarounds for this ??
>> Was wondering whether any1 else has a problem where theres about a 1 or 2 cm
>> deadspot on my wheel. Any1 got any workarounds for this ??
>Adjust the sensitivity to 100%. I can't remember where it is, though.
You have to select the round button in the bottom middle of the controller
page to get to the sensitivity settings. What's with some of these buttons
anyway. They don't seem intuitive as to what they do.
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Kevin
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