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TM Pro Wheel & GP2 config help!!!

3 posts by 3 people · 05 Mar 1998 - 07 Mar 1998

I have the Nascar Pro Wheel by Thrustmaster and am trying to configure GP2 to use the separate pedals configuration, ie acceleration is on Joystick One Vertical Axis along with steering on Horizontal Axis while braking is on Joystick Two Horizontal Axis. I have followed TM's instructions on doing this setup with GP2 but when I calibrate the pedals things go haywire. TM's manual says to calibrate for forward and backward movements, ie forward means pressing down fully on the pedal and backward means letting go of the pedal, but the Gp2 calibration asks for a centre calibration. There is no physical centre in the "separate" setup unless halfway to full forward on the acceleration pedal is considered centre. GP2 will only accept a calibration that has been centred while the TM manual never talks about a centre calibration. So I centre using this halfway to full forward on both joystick one vertical and joystick two horizontal. Now, when I go into the game, the pedals do not work. The car does not budge from the start line. Do I need a dedicated game card perhaps? Or is the problem due to the fact that GP2 cannot use two joystick configurations. ? I'm using the Soundblaster16 gameport. Thanks for any info on this perplexing problem.
McKennet 05 Mar 1998#398398
I had to download patch n2pat1.exe from the sierra/papyrus support site to get n2 to see either a joystick or the nascar pro wheel.The patch fixes several things,my problem was related to win 95release2. good luck... Ram
Quoted text (23 lines)> I have the Nascar Pro Wheel by Thrustmaster and am trying to configure GP2 > to use the separate pedals configuration, ie acceleration is on Joystick One > Vertical Axis along with steering on Horizontal Axis while braking is on > Joystick Two Horizontal Axis. > I have followed TM's instructions on doing this setup with GP2 but when I > calibrate the pedals things go haywire. TM's manual says to calibrate for > forward and backward movements, ie forward means pressing down fully on the > pedal and backward means letting go of the pedal, but the Gp2 calibration > asks for a centre calibration. There is no physical centre in the > "separate" setup unless halfway to full forward on the acceleration pedal is > considered centre. GP2 will only accept a calibration that has been centred > while the TM manual never talks about a centre calibration. So I centre > using this halfway to full forward on both joystick one vertical and > joystick two horizontal. > Now, when I go into the game, the pedals do not work. The car does not > budge from the start line. Do I need a dedicated game card perhaps? Or is > the problem due to the fact that GP2 cannot use two joystick configurations. > ? > I'm using the Soundblaster16 gameport. Thanks for any info on this > perplexing problem.
David Gree 07 Mar 1998#398587
>I have the Nascar Pro Wheel by Thrustmaster and am trying to configure GP2 Charles I think you need to select the "control driven calibration" in the advanced controller setup

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