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InterAct V4 & FF light

1 post by 1 person · 02 Dec 1999 - 02 Dec 1999

wptasin.. 02 Dec 1999#506853
Recently I purchased the InterAct V4 Force feedback wheel for use with "Need for Speed: High Stakes". Since the performance of this wheel is horendus* with the force feedback (FF) mode enabled, I prefer to use it with no force feedback. The question I have is: how can I be certain that there are no FF messages being sent to the wheel when I'm trying to play the game? When I turn off the FF in the game controller setup screen under the control panel the setting does not "stick"... ie, it reverts back to FF mode even if I choose "Accept" or "OK". Also, when I use the FF en/disable button on the wheel during the game, the LED does not stay off! I comes back on after about 20 seconds or so. Is this a hardware problem? I have minimized all the force feedback settings in the game but am not sure if this kills all the FF communications. Your feedback is appreciated. Thanks! *At least on my PII 300MHz with the wheel connected through a Soundblaster Live. Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy.

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