Is there a way to increase the FF effects beyond the 200 limit in N3 for the
Logitech wheel? I have both settings set at 200 in the ini file but the
effects are still weak. Would this be a patch issue? GPL does it a little
differently in the ini file and I can set it up to pretty much wrench the
wheel out of my hands with the effects.
Vintook
The logitech wheel itself seems to have a weak motor. No matter what
you do you will never get the FF strength that you are looking for.
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>Is there a way to increase the FF effects beyond the 200 limit in N3 for the >Logitech wheel? I have both settings set at 200 in the ini file but the >effects are still weak. Would this be a patch issue? GPL does it a little >differently in the ini file and I can set it up to pretty much wrench the >wheel out of my hands with the effects. >VintookI disagree, Run Viper racing through it. My Logitech has a great feal!
I agree N3 is weaker though.
Hitch-Hiker
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> The logitech wheel itself seems to have a weak motor. No matter what > you do you will never get the FF strength that you are looking for. > >Is there a way to increase the FF effects beyond the 200 limit in N3 for the > >Logitech wheel? I have both settings set at 200 in the ini file but the > >effects are still weak. Would this be a patch issue? GPL does it a little > >differently in the ini file and I can set it up to pretty much wrench the > >wheel out of my hands with the effects. > >VintookThis might be true, I've only had my LWFF for about a week now, but
compared to the other games I have that support FF, N3 still seems to
be the weakest of the group. Plus, I can detect no difference
between "50" or "200" in the N3.ini file. (either number seems to give
the same amount of FF in N3.) The car, grass and wall contact
effects are strong enough for my tastes, I'd just like more resistance
in the corners.
Andy
I've found that setting the damping number too high really 'numbs' the force
feedback effects.
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> >The logitech wheel itself seems to have a weak motor. No matter what > >you do you will never get the FF strength that you are looking for. > This might be true, I've only had my LWFF for about a week now, but > compared to the other games I have that support FF, N3 still seems to > be the weakest of the group. Plus, I can detect no difference > between "50" or "200" in the N3.ini file. (either number seems to give > the same amount of FF in N3.) The car, grass and wall contact > effects are strong enough for my tastes, I'd just like more resistance > in the corners. > AndyHave mercy with your wheel - don't try it ;-)
Jens
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