SCGT and TSW

So, I wanted to see what all of the hype was about SP3. After reinstalling SCGT, I downloaded the 40+ files (thank you RoadRunner) and installed the patch I went to configure the my wheel but SCGT does not recognize the TSW wheel. All I want for Christmas is for all of my driving sims/games to recognize my wheel. Santa, Please give me that as a gift Ralph Karam ps I have been a very Very good boy this year

try holding down the pedals as you boot up. From the first splash screens til the driver menu screen appears. Then go to options and make sure you have the box checked that says, enable controller. Then go to the individual wheel items, and choose a keyboard equivalent first. then you should be able to choose the wheel option for the same action. i.e. turn right click on turn right, it will ask you to input a keyboard stroke, press the right arrow. then it will say something like: move your controller so turn right and you "should" be set. be warned...there are many cars without the proper sound files in sp3.0. Most of those can be found at the big three scgt sites or in idividual car files. There is a great program called scgtsoundcheck.zip at gtinsider that will point you to all the right sounds. dave henrie

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> So, I wanted to see what all of the hype was about SP3. After reinstalling > SCGT, I downloaded the 40+ files (thank you RoadRunner) and installed the > patch > I went to configure the my wheel but SCGT does not recognize the TSW wheel. > All I want for Christmas is for all of my driving sims/games to recognize my > wheel. > Santa, Please give me that as a gift > Ralph Karam > ps I have been a very Very good boy this year

On Sat, 25 Dec 1999 04:20:43 GMT, "Ralph Karam" >I went to configure the my wheel but SCGT does not recognize the TSW wheel. I have a similar problem but figured a workaround. When it comes time to calibrate the 'turn left' setting, start out with the wheel held all the way to the right. Reverse for 'turn right.' For the pedals hold down the brake to start with to set the accelerator and reverse that for the brake. There was much cussing and flailing around before I figured that out, but now I can calibrate in only two or three mess ups instead of dozens as previously. Having an internal calibration program for the game -- and one which RETAINS the control settings should be right at the top of the list for SCGT2 -- along with real headlights... :)

Sadly this attempt did not work. Thanks for the advice.

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> try holding down the pedals as you boot up. From the first splash > screens til the driver menu screen appears. Then go to options and make > sure you have the box checked that says, enable controller. > Then go to the individual wheel items, and choose a keyboard > equivalent first. then you should be able to choose the wheel option > for the same action. > i.e. > turn right > click on turn right, it will ask you to input a keyboard stroke, > press the right arrow. > then it will say something like: move your controller > so turn right and you "should" be set. > be warned...there are many cars without the proper sound files in > sp3.0. Most of those can be found at the big three scgt sites or in > idividual car files. There is a great program called scgtsoundcheck.zip > at gtinsider that will point you to all the right sounds. > dave henrie > > So, I wanted to see what all of the hype was about SP3. After

reinstalling > > SCGT, I downloaded the 40+ files (thank you RoadRunner) and installed the > > patch > > I went to configure the my wheel but SCGT does not recognize the TSW wheel. > > All I want for Christmas is for all of my driving sims/games to recognize my > > wheel. > > Santa, Please give me that as a gift > > Ralph Karam > > ps I have been a very Very good boy this year