How do I enable it?
Thanks in advance,
Dean
>How do I enable it?
Put this in your core.ini file
[ Joy ]
allow_force_feedback = 1
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David Goodwin
Is there (where is it?) a core.ini in GPL?
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> >How do I enable it? > Put this in your core.ini file > [ Joy ] > allow_force_feedback = 1 > >Thanks in advance, > >Dean > --- > David GoodwinIn the main (GPL/) directory
Jens
>Is there (where is it?) a core.ini in GPL?
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G force, wonderfully implemented. You'll dig it.
Gavel
speaking of GPL's Force Feedback, I got a question. Does the wheel actually
give you a feedback in a turn (G force) or does it only shake when you hit a
curb, nail the fence or hit a car?
>speaking of GPL's Force Feedback, I got a question. Does the wheel actually
>give you a feedback in a turn (G force) or does it only shake when you hit a
>curb, nail the fence or hit a car?
Naturally you can feel any collisions made but the biggest
attraction in a FF wheel is the information given to you
regarding what the car is doing.
The steering goes light when the front is struggling to
retain grip. It's difficult to explain but you can
actually feel when the car is oversteering - for the
first time ever I could feel that the sim car had mass :)
If you damage the car then you feel the occasional jolt
through the steering wheel. Without FF you would just
fall off at the next couple of corners and wonder why.
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David Goodwin
