GP3 - LWFF controller and car setups

Hey pal, you can find the game there too :-) --

"Richard Walker" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:907a59e349%[email hidden]... > This isn't as important, but I can't find my GP2 CD, so I can't copydown > the details of each setting I used there! :-) Hey pal, you can find the game there too :-) -- [email hidden]

Hi all, Has anyone produced, for Grand Prix 3: 1. A controller configuration file, for the Logitech WingMan Formula Force? (mine is USB) I'm not too sure what I should be using for some of the 'advanced' options. 2. A basic set of car setups? (ideally, in one .TSU file) This isn't as important, but I can't find my GP2 CD, so I can't copy down the details of each setting I used there! :-) Cheers, -- Richard. "Ain't got nothin'but love babe, Eight days a week."

Well, I use: Steering: Joystick A Horiz/Analog LSZ 8%, coupled with low-medium sensitivity setting in the Profiler, deadzone low Steer Help off Max Lock 20 degs. Red. with car speed 0% Acc/Brakes: Joystick A Vert/Analog LSZ 0%, in the Profiler high sensitivity, deadzone low Shift up/down: Joystick A Fire2/Fire1 FF at 90% Works fine, no idea for car setups, though. Peter Richard Walker <[email hidden]> schrieb in im Newsbeitrag: 907a59e349%[email hidden]... > Hi all, > > Has anyone produced, for Grand Prix 3: > > > 1. A controller configuration file, for the Logitech WingMan FormulaForce?

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> (mine is USB) > > I'm not too sure what I should be using for some of the 'advanced' > options. > > > 2. A basic set of car setups? (ideally, in one .TSU file) > > This isn't as important, but I can't find my GP2 CD, so I can't copy

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> the details of each setting I used there! :-) > > > Cheers, > -- > Richard. > > "Ain't got nothin'but love babe, Eight days a week."

YES Richard S Beckett wrote:

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> x-no-archive: yes > > OH NO! > > Does this mean that in GP3, the steering lock is still seperate from the car setup, like it was in GP2? > > R. > > Peter Prochazka wrote in message ... > >Well, I use: > >Steering: > >Joystick A Horiz/Analog > >LSZ 8%, coupled with low-medium sensitivity setting in the Profiler, > >deadzone low > >Steer Help off > >Max Lock 20 degs. > >Red. with car speed 0% > >Acc/Brakes: > >Joystick A Vert/Analog > >LSZ 0%, in the Profiler high sensitivity, deadzone low > >Shift up/down: > >Joystick A Fire2/Fire1 > >FF at 90% > > > >Works fine, no idea for car setups, though. > > > >Peter > > > > > > > > > > > >Richard Walker <[email hidden]> schrieb in im Newsbeitrag: > >907a59e349%[email hidden]... > >> Hi all, > >> > >> Has anyone produced, for Grand Prix 3: > >> > >> > >> 1. A controller configuration file, for the Logitech WingMan Formula > >Force? > >> (mine is USB) > >> > >> I'm not too sure what I should be using for some of the 'advanced' > >> options. > >> > >> > >> 2. A basic set of car setups? (ideally, in one .TSU file) > >> > >> This isn't as important, but I can't find my GP2 CD, so I can't copy > >down > >> the details of each setting I used there! :-) > >> > >> > >> Cheers, > >> -- > >> Richard. > >> > >> "Ain't got nothin'but love babe, Eight days a week." > > > >

In message <ep4f5.106607$[email hidden]> "Peter Prochazka" <[email hidden]> wrote:

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> > Richard Walker <[email hidden]> schrieb in im Newsbeitrag: > 907a59e349%[email hidden]... > > > > Has anyone produced, for Grand Prix 3: > > > > > > 1. A controller configuration file, for the Logitech WingMan Formula > > Force? > > (mine is USB) > > > > I'm not too sure what I should be using for some of the 'advanced' > > options. > > Well, I use: > Steering: > Joystick A Horiz/Analog > LSZ 8%, coupled with low-medium sensitivity setting in the Profiler, > deadzone low > Steer Help off > Max Lock 20 degs. > Red. with car speed 0% > Acc/Brakes: > Joystick A Vert/Analog > LSZ 0%, in the Profiler high sensitivity, deadzone low > Shift up/down: > Joystick A Fire2/Fire1 > FF at 90% > > Works fine, no idea for car setups, though.

Thanks! Any ideas about split-axis?!?! -- Richard. "Now they know how many holes it takes to fill the Albert Hall."