Hi,
When i play games that don't use forcefeedback directly (grand prix
legends, etc), i lose force when i press one of the buttons on my
MS Siderwinder FF Wheel.
I only get it back when i keep pressing one of the buttons.
This is very strange.
Has anyone experienced this also ? And what is the solution ?
Is it a hardware problem or software ?
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How high is your spring centering effect set to? I believe
I had mine set to 25%.
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>Hi,
>When i play games that don't use forcefeedback directly (grand prix
>legends, etc), i lose force when i press one of the buttons on my
>MS Siderwinder FF Wheel.
>I only get it back when i keep pressing one of the buttons.
>This is very strange.
>Has anyone experienced this also ? And what is the solution ?
>Is it a hardware problem or software ?
>--
>Best regards,
>Met vriendelijke groeten,
>Rolf Janssen
>Http : http://members.tripod.com/WinJar
> How high is your spring centering effect set to? I believe
> I had mine set to 25%.
With a lower spring centering effect, the force won't disappear
completly ?
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Best regards,
Met vriendelijke groeten,
Rolf Janssen
Http : http://members.tripod.com/WinJar
>> How high is your spring centering effect set to? I believe
>> I had mine set to 25%.
>With a lower spring centering effect, the force won't disappear
>completly ?
Nope. In F1RS it ended up enhancing the FF effect tremendously.
I found that more was not necessarily better :-)
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