I couldn't resist the poor, innocent, sierra sports box marked at $9.99 at
Best Buy, so I gave one copy of SODA a home today. I never realized this
game was programmed with I-force's force feedback, but unfortunately it
doesn't seem to work with my logitech FF. Do I need special drivers, or is
there any other way to get the force working? Soda seems like a good way to
take out aggression between hopeless efforts to break the 1:11 barrier at
the glen in gpl. Thanks.
Brian Fox
http://www.geocities.com/~foxman
H lp! S m b d st l ll th v w ls fr m m k yb rd!
Hi Brian,
I can't remember what readme file it's in (I think for the Logitech),
but SODA is known and listed incompatible with the Logitech I-force
implementation.
No fix or patch exists AFAIK.
Too bad, SODA is second on my list of "games I wish had force
feedback." A while back, when I first got my Logitech, I bashed FF
technology as a joke. However, with some tweaking and playing, I can
now say that some FF effects done correctly (eg. Viper Racing) can be
quite a fun addition to driving.
If no one else has the location of the SODA information, I'll dig it
up later.
Brett
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>I couldn't resist the poor, innocent, sierra sports box marked at $9.99 at >Best Buy, so I gave one copy of SODA a home today. I never realized this >game was programmed with I-force's force feedback, but unfortunately it >doesn't seem to work with my logitech FF. Do I need special drivers, or is >there any other way to get the force working? Soda seems like a good way to >take out aggression between hopeless efforts to break the 1:11 barrier at >the glen in gpl. Thanks.Duh, now that I think about it I do remember reading that list of
incompatible games. Disregard my idiocy. :)
Brian Fox
http://www.geocities.com/~foxman
H lp! S m b d st l ll th v w ls fr m m k yb rd!
>Hi Brian,
>I can't remember what readme file it's in (I think for the Logitech),
>but SODA is known and listed incompatible with the Logitech I-force
>implementation.
