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Problems with Thrustmaster F1 Force Feedback Wheel

2 posts by 2 people · 26 Dec 2003 11:15 UTC - 26 Dec 2003 11:31 UTC

@ 26 Dec 2003 11:15 UTC#46928
Hi all. I have the WheelThrustMaster F1 racing with FF. I have a problem with the installation. If I install the Wheel without the Trustmapper software I succeed to see the peripheral one correctly connected and working and us game without problems. If I install instead the Trustmapper software Wheel to scompare from the peripheral ones of system. The same defect ago is with the included version of the software in the confection is with the last release of software. Now, I need to separate the aces of the pedal-key for being able to brake and to accelerate in the same moment. How I can make without the Trustmapper software? Thanks to all in advance. Ste
Malc 26 Dec 2003 11:31 UTC↳ reply to @#46929
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Quoted text (7 lines)> I have the WheelThrustMaster F1 racing with FF. > I have a problem with the installation. > Now, I need to separate the aces of the pedal-key for > being able to brake and to accelerate in the same moment. > > How I can make without the Trustmapper software?
I had the same problem when I had one. I don't think you can set split-axis pedals without the thrustmaster software. I didn't think the software was very well laid out or reliable, and the latest version (10.0 iirc) was no better in this respect, but the FF effects were alot better. Although the wheel itself was solidly built the base of the pedals snapped near the throttle hinge after 3 weeks, and when I returned it to the shop I swapped it for a Momo Force and haven't regretted it. imo the only think going for the TM F1FF over a Momo Force (if you can find one) is the solid paddle bar & the pair of analogue paddles, although these paddles would be more useful if they could be assigned separately from the pedals. The hardware is a very similar level of quality to the momo, but imo the TM software lets down what is otherwise an excellent wheel. Malc.

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