Anyone know how to get split axis pedals working properly with a MSFF
wheel in RC?
According to the manual it says it can use split axis, but know matter
how I set it up, in both the game and the wheel settings, the closest I
can get is the brake/accelerator reversed.
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Sean Black
I had the same problem (posted this question last night). However, having
played around with the settings I found the solution. This may sound silly,
but within the MS software setup for the wheel you tick the 'combine pedals
for y axis' (or something close to that), and now my pedals work
independently. You figure it!!!
PJ
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>Anyone know how to get split axis pedals working properly with a MSFF >wheel in RC? >According to the manual it says it can use split axis, but know matter >how I set it up, in both the game and the wheel settings, the closest I >can get is the brake/accelerator reversed. >-- >Sean BlackSo you use combined pedals in the MS software, but do you use 2 or 3
axis in the game?
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Sean Black
Use the 2 axis option in the game. The '3 axis' really screwed the game up
for me.
>>I had the same problem (posted this question last night). However, having
>>played around with the settings I found the solution. This may sound silly,
>>but within the MS software setup for the wheel you tick the 'combine pedals
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>>for y axis' (or something close to that), and now my pedals work >>independently. You figure it!!! >So you use combined pedals in the MS software, but do you use 2 or 3 >axis in the game? >-- >Sean BlackAll you're doing here is using the Y axis for both braking and
accelerating. You're not using split axis. Split axis pedals means
X for steering, Y for acceleration, R for Braking.
