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Rc2000 networking problems

4 posts by 3 people · 09 Dec 1999 - 10 Dec 1999

Tinker 09 Dec 1999#508046
After installing the patch (1&2) we are able to run & start a network game. But only using either IPX or TCP/IP method. Both running Win98 thru USR Sportsters. My PC setup as server, answers call and connection set. Problem is that once the rally starts, regardless of player settings, each car is only & always in auto gears. and only one player has button controls over lights, handbrake and view etc. The other has only steering & brake/accel. We both use Actlab RS wheels (no FF) set to 2 axis in the game. Any ideas anybody?? Tried modem to modem, but the joining party can not initialise session (find modem) yet when hosting it does find the modem. Any pointers to tweak whatever to correct appreciated. Tinker
Mike West 09 Dec 1999#508047
The auto-only and a few other bits are known bugs. Keep an eye on the forums at www.simracingnews.com for more details. As for the thing about losing controls, I got round that using the profiler for my MSFF. It seems that only game controller bindings are lost, not keyboard ones. If you set the controls for handbrake, lights and viewchange to keys in the game, then with the MSFF you can bind wheel button presses to keystrokes, so for example pressing the light button on the wheel actually presses L on the keyboard. The software for the ACT labs wheel may have similar features? Mike.
Tinker 10 Dec 1999#508228
Thanks Mike, Yep the ActLabs profiler does that also. Just my thick brain didn't make the connection. I'm keeping an eye on the forum also. Tinker >The auto-only and a few other bits are known bugs. Keep an eye on the forums
Quoted text (7 lines)>at www.simracingnews.com for more details. >As for the thing about losing controls, I got round that using the profiler >for my MSFF. >It seems that only game controller bindings are lost, not keyboard ones. If >you set the controls for handbrake, lights and viewchange to keys in the >game, then with the MSFF you can bind wheel button presses to keystrokes,
so >for example pressing the light button on the wheel actually presses L on the
Quoted text (15 lines)>keyboard. >The software for the ACT labs wheel may have similar features? >Mike. >> After installing the patch (1&2) we are able to run & start a network >game. >> But only using either IPX or TCP/IP method. >> Both running Win98 thru USR Sportsters. My PC setup as server, answers >call >> and connection set. >> Problem is that once the rally starts, regardless of player settings,
each
Quoted text (13 lines)>> car is only & always in auto gears. and only one player has button >controls >> over lights, handbrake and view etc. The other has only steering & >> brake/accel. >> We both use Actlab RS wheels (no FF) set to 2 axis in the game. >> Any ideas anybody?? >> Tried modem to modem, but the joining party can not initialise session >(find >> modem) yet when hosting it does find the modem. >> Any pointers to tweak whatever to correct appreciated. >> Tinker
Hmm... This is very interesting. You are going to have to keep me updated since I would love to be able to play the guys at work. Raymond ACT LABS

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