Any way I can lessen the sensitivity on the Thrustmaster NASCAR wheel? It
is very sensitive.
Also make sure you have "wheel" checked under setup. This gives you linear
steering versus non-linear for "joystick". Makes a big difference.
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Don Burnette
I-65 Racing
Dburn on Ten
AOLL Iroc Series Administrator
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> }Any way I can lessen the sensitivity on the Thrustmaster NASCAR
> wheel? It
> }is very sensitive.
> When I used a joystick, I had the steering lock at 12 degrees for
> Talladega. With the wheel I had to set it at 7 degrees to provent
> overcontrolling. Try cutting down the steering lock & see if it
> helps.
> +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
> Dave Starr
> Professional Shop Rat - 33 years in an Auto Plant
% Any way I can lessen the sensitivity on the Thrustmaster NASCAR wheel? It
% is very sensitive.
In what programs are we talking about? I have found that using
Thrustmaster's ACM gamecard greatly reduced the "sensitivity" of both my
T1 and now the NASCAR Pro wheel. The range of input read through most
soundcard gameports are 3-4 times higher than they should be on fast
machines. The ACM card corrects this scale and actually brings about a
more precise control.
Some sims allow altering the steering sensitivity in their setup
(Papyrus' sims do not). However, with Papyrus sims you may wish to
reduce the wheel lock in the garage settings.
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**************************** Michael E. Carver *************************
Upside out, or inside down...False alarm the only game in town.
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Well, there is the wheel (used to be called "linear") vs joystick
(used to be "non-linear") setting. It's alterable, but there are only
two settings...
---Jim
