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TM T2 & CH Pedals - Help?

2 posts by 2 people · 01 Oct 1998 - 01 Oct 1998

I have a Thrustmaster T2 and I recently bought CH Pedals to use instead of the original Thrustmaster ones. It works great in GPL (using direct input and using the pedals on the seperate axis switch - this is the reason I got the CH pedals), and on the combined axis setting, works in F1RS (anyone know if it can work on seperate axis with this game). My problem comes with TOCA - by default (in single axis mode), the throttle and brake on the CH pedals move the axis in the opposite direction to the original Thrustmaster pedals, and TOCA doesn't allow you to set pedals to controls, so the left pedal is now the accelerator and the right pedal is the brake. I checked with Codemasters to see if this was swappable via a config file or something, but got a polite 'No!'. I've tried setting the controller up under Win 95 in many different ways, but the only way Win 95 recognizes the wheel is if I have it set up as what it is (Thrustmaster T1/T2 without Adapter - by the way, I can use the adapter, and it makes no difference to this problem). Is there a way that the pedals can be configured to work the same as the old Thrustmaster ones that anyone knows of?? Thanks, Tim -- This communication has been Buddy Lee tested vcard.vcf < 1K Download
Peter Ashle 01 Oct 1998#423641
It really burns me when a game doesn't allow you to map axis (Microsoft!).

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