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CTFJ and LWFF problems

3 posts by 3 people · 09 Jun 1999 - 10 Jun 1999

Vintook 09 Jun 1999#472848
I just downloaded ctfj (the latest version) and can't get it to work with the Logitech Wingman FF wheel. I do what the readmy says and when I check the joystick control panel afterwards, my calibration is so messed up that the wheel won't do anything anymore. The test screen shows the wheel full right and both pedals pegged out, nothing happens when I move anything. I have to uninstall the wingman software and remove everything related to wingman from my regestry and reboot to get the wheel to work right when I reinstall the wingman software. I've unchecked the autocal button and am using seperate axis for the pedals. I have the wheel in USB, does it have to be in the serial port to work right? How do you get it to work??? Vintook
Go to www.wingmanteam.com and download ClrCalib and DXTweak. Run ClrCalib. Add your LWFF again. Run DXTweak and 'reset defaults' Now CTFJ should work... Andre
Quoted text (11 lines)>I just downloaded ctfj (the latest version) and can't get it to work with the >Logitech Wingman FF wheel. I do what the readmy says and when I check the >joystick control panel afterwards, my calibration is so messed up that the >wheel won't do anything anymore. The test screen shows the wheel full right >and both pedals pegged out, nothing happens when I move anything. I have to >uninstall the wingman software and remove everything related to wingman from >my regestry and reboot to get the wheel to work right when I reinstall the >wingman software. I've unchecked the autocal button and am using seperate axis >for the pedals. I have the wheel in USB, does it have to be in the serial port >to work right? How do you get it to work??? >Vintook
Bob Church 10 Jun 1999#473121
>Go to www.wingmanteam.com and download ClrCalib and DXTweak. >Run ClrCalib. >Add your LWFF again. >Run DXTweak and 'reset defaults' >Now CTFJ should work... Also, don't forget to delete the file CTFJ.DAT in the directory where CTFJ3 was installed. Usually, that's \Program Files\StickWorks\CTFJ3. That gets rid of any bad calibration data that CTFJ might have collected during the initial try. I put file on my site that gives the procedure in some detail. Look for TN0001.ZIP on the Files page. - Bob The StickWorks http://www.stickworks.com

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