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N3, MX300, LWFF software conflict?

4 posts by 3 people · 16 Dec 1999 - 18 Dec 1999

J.Maxwell 16 Dec 1999#509140
I just re-installed everything after temporarily switching to a Diamond MX300 to see what the sound reflections sounded like in N3. But I cannot seem for the life of me to get the customized profile settings I have for N3 with my LWFF software to load when I run N3. I have 3 of the wheel buttons set to toggle the F1, F2 and F9 boards off and on, and report combined axis off, but these settings do not load. Anyone else have apparent conflicts with the MX300 and LWFF software? -Jeff
I have the same setup with no problems. You are lauching the game through the profiler.
Brian 17 Dec 1999#509337
Since I got my LWFF a few weeks ago, using the latest version 3.30 of the profiler, I haven't been able to get the profile I created for N3 to be loaded - even when launching N3 from the profiler. This is also the case for NLegends - for all others games/sims, it works fine. I've read on ras that this is a problem with 3.30 and the previous version (3.25?) worked fine. Not sure if it's related, but I also have a Vortex2 sound card (Turtle Beach Montego II). As a workaround, I set the global force and axis settings for N3/NL, but I cannot get the buttons mapped to function keys. Brian
J.Maxwell 18 Dec 1999#509534
For what it's worth, after applying the DirectX7a update, everything works fine with my Logitech Profiler and Nascar3 and Legends. I did also re-install everything again, installing only the 35meg 2040 reference drivers for the MX300, version 3.30 of the Profiler, and things still didn't work, but after I applied the DirectX 7a update, like I said, it works fine now. -Jeff

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