gpl+CTFJ3/DXTweak

Go into GPL and calibrate the brakes BEFORE running ctfj3. Then run ctfj3, somewhere around -85 to -90 setting for the R axis will do the trick. Then run GPL and do NOT recalibrate the controls. Keith.

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>I cannot seem to work out how to setup the Logitech FF >race wheel with CTFJ3 >see: www.stickworks.com or with Logitechs own DXTweak, >see >www.wingmanteam.com/Latest_software/Gadgets/Gadgets.htm, >in order to, in my case, to brake fully on the pedals >while the "game" receives much less input as if I brake >for, say, 60%. >The advantage is to lessen the chance for locking up >the wheels. >I do not seem to notice in the game a real effect. The >notes with the utility prgrms are excellent and clear. >Even with extreme changes I still have normal braking >power >Does anybody have a good setup for the Logitech? >Kyrill

What do probably didn't do: Calibrate GPL WITHOUT running cftj. Then exit to desktop, start cftj and then start gpl. Don't calibrate again. I have set the R-axis to -89 (yep, negative). I didn;t change the other settings. If it doesn't work, let me know, we'll look further then. Andre

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>I cannot seem to work out how to setup the Logitech FF >race wheel with CTFJ3 >see: www.stickworks.com or with Logitechs own DXTweak, >see >www.wingmanteam.com/Latest_software/Gadgets/Gadgets.htm, >in order to, in my case, to brake fully on the pedals >while the "game" receives much less input as if I brake >for, say, 60%. >The advantage is to lessen the chance for locking up >the wheels. >I do not seem to notice in the game a real effect. The >notes with the utility prgrms are excellent and clear. >Even with extreme changes I still have normal braking >power >Does anybody have a good setup for the Logitech? >Kyrill