Having trouble getting wheel to operate correctly.
It's very hard to keep the car going straight as it seems to somewhat have a
mind of its own.
Running Windows XP.
Anyone have any good settings or can steer me in the right direction it
would be greatly appreciated.
Have the Momo force (the red one) and am using 4.30 drivers for the wheel.
Thanks much
MILO
Just for the heck of it, try setting the steering assist to 10-12% and see
if that helps.
"Milo Johnson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Having trouble getting wheel to operate correctly.
> It's very hard to keep the car going straight as it seems to somewhat havea
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> mind of its own. > Running Windows XP. > Anyone have any good settings or can steer me in the right direction it > would be greatly appreciated. > Have the Momo force (the red one) and am using 4.30 drivers for the wheel. > > Thanks much > MILO > >On Wed, 07 Jan 2004 05:11:59 GMT, "Milo Johnson" <[email hidden]>
wrote:
When I first got mine, it had some horrendous "corrections"
whenever I'd turn the steering wheel (I turn left, the wheel
would fiercely try to yank itself back to the right). I more or
less solved it by cranking in-game damping to 18%.
John DiFool
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>Having trouble getting wheel to operate correctly. >It's very hard to keep the car going straight as it seems to somewhat have a >mind of its own. >Running Windows XP. >Anyone have any good settings or can steer me in the right direction it >would be greatly appreciated. >Have the Momo force (the red one) and am using 4.30 drivers for the wheel. > >Thanks much >MILO >see if anything on this site helps.
http://www.teamslm.com/downloads_momo.html
Mike
mls67
Part of your problem could be that you may need to recalibrate the
wheel each time. Once in the O/S, and again within the sim. Some guys
also find that when they get into the car, they turn the wheel full
left and then full right a couple of times.
Apparently, and I am not sure why, this can help.
TMan
John DiFool <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
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> On Wed, 07 Jan 2004 05:11:59 GMT, "Milo Johnson" <[email hidden]> > wrote: > > >Having trouble getting wheel to operate correctly. > >It's very hard to keep the car going straight as it seems to somewhat have a > >mind of its own. > >Running Windows XP. > >Anyone have any good settings or can steer me in the right direction it > >would be greatly appreciated. > >Have the Momo force (the red one) and am using 4.30 drivers for the wheel. > > > >Thanks much > >MILO > > > > When I first got mine, it had some horrendous "corrections" > whenever I'd turn the steering wheel (I turn left, the wheel > would fiercely try to yank itself back to the right). I more or > less solved it by cranking in-game damping to 18%. > > John DiFoolOn 9 Jan 2004 09:15:26 -0800, [email hidden] (T-Man) wrote:
Well, GPL refuses to recognize it the first time I load GPL each
session, so I have to reload it again to get it to let me calibrate
the wheel.
In NR2003, I have the occasional yet maddening problem of the
wheel suddenly "miscalibrating" (usually when I yank it all the way
over to one side when going through a hairpin). I'll remember
your tip tho, thanks.
John DiFool
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>Part of your problem could be that you may need to recalibrate the >wheel each time. Once in the O/S, and again within the sim. Some guys >also find that when they get into the car, they turn the wheel full >left and then full right a couple of times. > >Apparently, and I am not sure why, this can help. > >TMan[email hidden] (T-Man) wrote in news:[email hidden]:
I think it's part of the MOMO hardware, it has a self-centering
function. So, as soon the cockpit appears, I turn the wheel full
left and full right. I do this in practice and at the start of any
race.
I think the centering is more pronounced on ISI sims than
Papyrus, but I do it for either.
dave henrie
