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3 posts by 3 people · 23 Feb 2000 - 23 Feb 2000

m.. 23 Feb 2000#521039
I've searched through this newsgroup and have not found the answer, although I'm sure someone has covered it before. I have the Logitech WingMan FF wheel, using the USB port. It works fine with the Sports Car GT bundled with the wheel. When I try to use the wheel with NASCAR 3, I use the options menu to configure the controls and the NASCAR 3 software doesn't seem to recognize the accelerator or brake pedals. Please send pointers or profiles. Thansk in advance. Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy.
Desti 23 Feb 2000#521040
Hi there, I have a different wheel than you do, a Microsoft Sidewinder standard usb wheel, no FF on it. But I did run into a similar sounding problem that you describe. On the software for my wheel, it has an option to set how they work as far as the axis goes. This setting allows for "combined" operation, which means both pedals work together on the same axis. Basically meaning, when you calibrate the pedals, they'll both use the same axis, or graphical line representing the axis in the view you see. The other setting is called "separate". And of course, allows them to work on a separate axis from each other. I tried this separate setting with N3, and had to use both the joy1 and joy2 calibrations to be able to do both pedals (turned it into a 3 axis wheel instead of 2 axis), but even though they appeared to calibrate in the controls setup, once I hopped in the car on the track, they refused to work. After a minute of scanning the help file, ran across the line "this setting may be incompatible with some games/software". So basically, my advice would be to check and see if yours is using seperate or combined axis for pedals. If that doesn't fix it, dunno what it could be. Except to double check the wheel installation and make sure you're using the correct USB drivers. (Stock win98 usb drivers screwed up my wheel alot, crashed games, etc. Installed drivers off the motherboard cdrom, works perfect now. :) Destin
Quoted text (12 lines)> I've searched through this newsgroup and have not found > the answer, although I'm sure someone has covered it before. > I have the Logitech WingMan FF wheel, using the USB port. It > works fine with the Sports Car GT bundled with the wheel. > When I try to use the wheel with NASCAR 3, I use the options > menu to configure the controls and the NASCAR 3 software doesn't > seem to recognize the accelerator or brake pedals. > Please send pointers or profiles. Thansk in advance. > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ > Before you buy.
Dave Henrie 23 Feb 2000#521041
I have the same wheel, try this. go to the settings\control panel\game controllers first and make sure that the Logi wheel is in the first controller position. (really it should be the only controller active) Then go to the properties button and click on the box that allows separate axis. Go back to the first screen where you can see the little red wheel and the two gauges for the pedals. Move the wheel to it's full motion both left and right. Press both pedals until you can see both gauges moving at the same time. If only one pedal guage can move at a time, you don't have the 'separate' axis option checked properly. once that is done, close the control panel windows and start N3. Go to options, and calibrate both joysticks. Joy1 for the wheel. Joy2 for the pedals. then assign your various wheel and pedal options and you should be ready to go. dave henrie
Quoted text (12 lines)> I've searched through this newsgroup and have not found > the answer, although I'm sure someone has covered it before. > I have the Logitech WingMan FF wheel, using the USB port. It > works fine with the Sports Car GT bundled with the wheel. > When I try to use the wheel with NASCAR 3, I use the options > menu to configure the controls and the NASCAR 3 software doesn't > seem to recognize the accelerator or brake pedals. > Please send pointers or profiles. Thansk in advance. > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ > Before you buy.

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