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Logitech F Force

5 posts by 3 people · 28 Dec 1998 - 29 Dec 1998

David Cane 28 Dec 1998#442140
I just bought the Logitech, but I just cannot get it to work with GP2. Can anyone help?
David Cane 28 Dec 1998#442141
AAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRGGGGGHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!1 No!!!!!!!!!! What about GP2 in a Dos Window under Win98?
DPHI 28 Dec 1998#442142
The Logitech Formula Force wheel works fine with GP2, it will not support seperate pedal axis however. I'm at work right now, so I can't send along my control config info, but I will when I get home this evening. -don
DPHI 29 Dec 1998#442325
First, get the latest driver for the Wingman at:<http://www.logitech.com/us/support/gamelist.html> For GP2: From the Windows Control Panel/Game Controllers/General window, click on the Properties button. Click on the settings tab and be sure the box for Combined Pedals is checked. (Be sure when driving Grand Prix Legends, to un-check this box!) I leave the Force Feedback box checked at all times. Click Ok and close the Control Panel. It is also possible to access the game controller properties window from the Wingman Profiler Software. There will be a driver soon from Logitech which will move the Seperate/Combined box to the Profiler window. It's been said that we will then be able to set it once for each game and forget it. Start up GP2 and go to the Advanced Control Method screen. Under Steering, set the Steering Device as Joy A Horizontal and Steering Mode as Analog. Under Accelerate/Brake, set the Acceleration Device as Joy A Verticle and Acceleration Mode as Analog. Set Brake Device as Joy A Verticle and again, Analog Mode. If you desire to manually shift gears, Gear Change Up - Joy A Fire 2, Gear Change Down - Joy A Fire 1. Calibrate your gontroller in the game, save the controller configuration in the usual way and hit the track. I hope this works for you. I find the WFF works much better in GP2 than my old TM GP1. The shifters are excellent, the wheel has good centering action and feels very precise to me. I can run right out to the edge of the track now, where before I would have to leave myself a little room for slop in the controller. -don
BZZZZ!! Next contestent! MS FF works in DOS box except for (most) N2. GP2 works great (as long as u don't split pedal axis). Don't know about Logitech (since it's serial/USB & MS is game/midi port). MS FF ff effects also work well in F1RS, Viper, NFS3, & CPR- MTM2 (of course). Randy
Quoted text (14 lines)>On Mon, 28 Dec 1998 21:41:14 GMT, >>AAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRGGGGGHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!1 >>No!!!!!!!!!! >>What about GP2 in a Dos Window under Win98? >NO Dos support on any currently released FF Wheel, >that I am aware of... :( >-- >( rrevved posts from mindspring dot com )

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