Oversensitve/Sloppy steering (ie: LeMans/RC2000, etc.) --> Read this.

CTFJ UTILITY--- > A.K.A. 'CENTER THE F***ING JOYSTICK'. ========================================================= This utility has helped my steering -immensely- with games such as LeMans, Driver, RC2000, OF1R, TOCA2, even DTR, etc.. You know the problem, large deadzones, sudden oversensitive steering, etc. (nod your head yes... thanks) I made a little illustration of how I use CTFJ to improve steering in these sorts of games and you can get it here: ftp://ftp.mindspring.com/users/rrev/ctfj.gif The utility is CTFJ, it is free, and you can get it here: http://www.stickworks.com Direct link: http://home.att.net/~stickworks/ctfjv320.zip [754K] It will make your steering hassles a thing of the past -if- you experiment with it. LeMans, for example, steers as well as any other game/sim on my HD at this point. There are other problems w/LeMans... but.. I use the instructions in the illustration and a lower sensitivity in the LeMans prefs, like 25-30%. I have also used it to tweak better sims like GPL and SCGT. I use a TSW wheel, but it works equally well with any stick or wheel. Particularly wheels. A big thanks to Bob 'Sticky' Church who wrote CTFJ and continues to improve it. -- * rrev at mindspring dot com *

>Well, i think it doesn't work with MSFF cause there's no pots on it. >:-( >Rafael I don't think it cares whether it is digital, or analog. It is adjusting DirectX, and it should not make a difference. Give it a try!

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>> CTFJ UTILITY--- > A.K.A. 'CENTER THE F***ING JOYSTICK'. >> ========================================================= >> This utility has helped my steering -immensely- with games such as >> LeMans, Driver, RC2000, OF1R, TOCA2, even DTR, etc.. >> You know the problem, large deadzones, sudden oversensitive >> steering, etc. (nod your head yes... thanks) >> I made a little illustration of how I use CTFJ to improve >> steering in these sorts of games and you can get it here: >> ftp://ftp.mindspring.com/users/rrev/ctfj.gif >> The utility is CTFJ, it is free, and you can get it here: >> http://www.stickworks.com >> Direct link: >> http://home.att.net/~stickworks/ctfjv320.zip >> [754K] >> It will make your steering hassles a thing of the >> past -if- you experiment with it. LeMans, for example, >> steers as well as any other game/sim on my HD at >> this point. There are other problems w/LeMans... but.. >> I use the instructions in the illustration and a lower >> sensitivity in the LeMans prefs, like 25-30%. >> I have also used it to tweak better sims like GPL and SCGT. >> I use a TSW wheel, but it works equally well with any >> stick or wheel. Particularly wheels. >> A big thanks to Bob 'Sticky' Church who wrote CTFJ >> and continues to improve it. >> -- >> * rrev at mindspring dot com *

-- * rrev at mindspring dot com *

Well, i think it doesn't work with MSFF cause there's no pots on it. :-( Rafael

B***** H***!, it makes Le Mans a whole lot better. Andi.

>B***** H***!, it makes Le Mans a whole lot better. >Andi. Yep, LeMans drives pretty well with CTFJ, doesn't it. Be sure and play around with other sims and CTFJ also, such as DTR, and RC2000. It is a fine utility, IMO!

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>> CTFJ UTILITY--- > A.K.A. 'CENTER THE F***ING JOYSTICK'. >> ========================================================= >> This utility has helped my steering -immensely- with games such as >> LeMans, Driver, RC2000, OF1R, TOCA2, even DTR, etc.. >> You know the problem, large deadzones, sudden oversensitive >> steering, etc. (nod your head yes... thanks) >> I made a little illustration of how I use CTFJ to improve >> steering in these sorts of games and you can get it here: >> ftp://ftp.mindspring.com/users/rrev/ctfj.gif >> The utility is CTFJ, it is free, and you can get it here: >> http://www.stickworks.com >> Direct link: >> http://home.att.net/~stickworks/ctfjv320.zip >> [754K] >> It will make your steering hassles a thing of the >> past -if- you experiment with it. LeMans, for example, >> steers as well as any other game/sim on my HD at >> this point. There are other problems w/LeMans... but.. >> I use the instructions in the illustration and a lower >> sensitivity in the LeMans prefs, like 25-30%. >> I have also used it to tweak better sims like GPL and SCGT. >> I use a TSW wheel, but it works equally well with any >> stick or wheel. Particularly wheels. >> A big thanks to Bob 'Sticky' Church who wrote CTFJ >> and continues to improve it.

-- * rrev at mindspring dot com *

I tried it too, but it screwed up my Logitech WFF. CTFJ had a document with a fix, but it didn't work for me, so I removed it and LWFF has worked perfectly since. I don't think I'll tamper with it for now; perhaps late when I feel ***ic :) Sunny

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> CTFJ UTILITY--- > A.K.A. 'CENTER THE F***ING JOYSTICK'. > ========================================================= > This utility has helped my steering -immensely- with games such as > LeMans, Driver, RC2000, OF1R, TOCA2, even DTR, etc.. > You know the problem, large deadzones, sudden oversensitive > steering, etc. (nod your head yes... thanks) > I made a little illustration of how I use CTFJ to improve > steering in these sorts of games and you can get it here: > ftp://ftp.mindspring.com/users/rrev/ctfj.gif > The utility is CTFJ, it is free, and you can get it here: > http://www.stickworks.com > Direct link: > http://home.att.net/~stickworks/ctfjv320.zip [address restored] > [754K] > It will make your steering hassles a thing of the > past -if- you experiment with it. LeMans, for example, > steers as well as any other game/sim on my HD at > this point. There are other problems w/LeMans... but.. > I use the instructions in the illustration and a lower > sensitivity in the LeMans prefs, like 25-30%. > I have also used it to tweak better sims like GPL and SCGT. > I use a TSW wheel, but it works equally well with any > stick or wheel. Particularly wheels. > A big thanks to Bob 'Sticky' Church who wrote CTFJ > and continues to improve it. > -- > * rrev at mindspring dot com *

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