As far as I know, this will only work in GPL. It seems that none of the
other developers have seen the need to program for multiple joysticks. This
is why I hard-wired my CH pedals to my LWFF.
don
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I currently own an f1sim wheel pedals setup (top draw) but im now after an
ff wheel for gpl etc. Ive heard that the LWFF pedals are a bit poor, so im
curious to know if i can connect my F1sim pedals to my game port and a LWFF
(wheel only) to my USB port.?.?.
My pedals are set on a split axis (joy a vert and joy b horiz i think in
games like gp2), would this cause a problem in games like gpl or the
forthcomming gp3 (any ideas)
cheers for any advice in advance
pez
How about actually trying the Logitech pedals before you
decide that you don't like them? You may be surprised.
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>I currently own an f1sim wheel pedals setup (top draw) but im now after an
>ff wheel for gpl etc. Ive heard that the LWFF pedals are a bit poor, so im
>curious to know if i can connect my F1sim pedals to my game port and a LWFF
>(wheel only) to my USB port.?.?.
>My pedals are set on a split axis (joy a vert and joy b horiz i think in
>games like gp2), would this cause a problem in games like gpl or the
>forthcomming gp3 (any ideas)
>cheers for any advice in advance
>pez
The f1sim pedals are excellent, and I think you will prefer to keep them rather
than use the short travel Logitech pedals. GPL will work with the LWFF on USB,
and the f1sim pedals on a gameport. Most other games will not work though,
because the game needs to support multiple joystick axes for this to work.
Another option is to rewire the f1sim pedals to the LWFF. You could add some
connectors so that you can easily move the f1sim pedals back to the f1sim wheel.
Keith.
