msff with gp2

Anyone try this. I cannot get my wheel to work Any help appreciated. Thansk to

Are you saying that the wheel does'nt work at all ? or are you saying that FF does'nt work ? GP2 was designed in 1994...it does'nt support FF. Sorry. Robert Hull, Qubec

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>Anyone try this. I cannot get my wheel to work >Any help appreciated. >Thansk >to

I realize it doesn't work with ff but I just can't get the pedals and padals on the right axis. Any ideas?

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> Are you saying that the wheel does'nt work at all ? or are you saying that > FF does'nt work ? > GP2 was designed in 1994...it does'nt support FF. > Sorry. > Robert > Hull, Qubec > >Anyone try this. I cannot get my wheel to work > >Any help appreciated. > >Thansk > >to

Need to use combined pedals (ie. NOT separate gas & brake) Works great for GP2! Randy >I realize it doesn't work with ff but I just can't get the pedals and padals

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>on the right axis. >Any ideas? >> Are you saying that the wheel does'nt work at all ? or are you saying

that

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>> FF does'nt work ? >> GP2 was designed in 1994...it does'nt support FF. >> Sorry. >> Robert >> Hull, Qubec >> >Anyone try this. I cannot get my wheel to work >> >Any help appreciated. >> >Thansk >> >to

You have to run under Windows in a DOS box. The MSFF does not work in DOS. The controller can be set to split axes. If you do this, select Joy. A Horizontal for steering, Joy. B Vert for Accel. and Joy. B Horiz. for Brakes. Also select the "Control Driven Calibration" radio button. If you don't the gas and brakes won't calibrate. This setup works just fine for me. regards, Krabby