My brother just got a Momo for his Birthday.
( Not the expensive Leather one ).
After being used to the relatively light steering on my LWFF (the original
red one). The Momo is like driving an old Kenworth with no power steering. I
have turned the FF slider far left to -100% , but still the steering is
heavy. I tried adjusting a few of the settings in the Player.ini file but
none of the settings seem to alter the force required to turn the Kenworth.
This makes it very hard to react to sudden oversteer.
Apart from this problem, the Momo, feels like a lot better wheel than my
LWFF. If I could lighten the steering I would buy one myself. As it is, my
lap times are much worse using the Momo, as compared to my LWFF.
Has anyone got any ideas on how to fix this, or has anybody fixed this
problem on their own Momo?
One more question:
Do you guys run F1C from the Logitech Profiler, or Just run it straight from
the game, without using the profiler?
It seems to give different results, using either of these methods.
Darf
Darf wrote:
Try turning down the overall FFB effects strength in windoze gaming options.
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> My brother just got a Momo for his Birthday. > ( Not the expensive Leather one ). > After being used to the relatively light steering on my LWFF (the original > red one). The Momo is like driving an old Kenworth with no power steering. I > have turned the FF slider far left to -100% , but still the steering is > heavy. I tried adjusting a few of the settings in the Player.ini file but > none of the settings seem to alter the force required to turn the Kenworth. > This makes it very hard to react to sudden oversteer. > Apart from this problem, the Momo, feels like a lot better wheel than my > LWFF. If I could lighten the steering I would buy one myself. As it is, my > lap times are much worse using the Momo, as compared to my LWFF. > Has anyone got any ideas on how to fix this, or has anybody fixed this > problem on their own Momo? > One more question: > Do you guys run F1C from the Logitech Profiler, or Just run it straight from > the game, without using the profiler? > It seems to give different results, using either of these methods. > > Darf > >So put it at -50
Have you tried turning down the centering spring?
MadDAWG
frederickson wrote:
> So put it at -50
>
>
I don't know why they still have this stupid, counterintuitive way of
adjusting FFB. The cynic in me says they do it to generate call to the
helpline - which they make money out of, of course!
Wankers!!
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...and a friend shall lose a friend's hammer -- Book of Cyril, chapter
6, verse 16
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The centering spring was turned off in the Logitech profiler
Darf
"MadDAWG" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Have you tried turning down the centering spring?
>
> MadDAWG
>
>
The MOMOs are about twice as strong as the LWFF for FF - I turn the overall
effects strength down to 50% in the joystick control panel.
Turning the effects down to a level where the steering is acceptably light,
virtually turns off all FF effects.
Has anyone else got any ideas?
Darf
"Damien Smith" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> The MOMOs are about twice as strong as the LWFF for FF - I turn theoverall
> effects strength down to 50% in the joystick control panel.
>
>
Darf wrote:
> Turning the effects down to a level where the steering is acceptably light,
> virtually turns off all FF effects.
> Has anyone else got any ideas?
Join a gym.
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6, verse 16
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"Darf" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Turning the effects down to a level where the steering is acceptablylight,
> virtually turns off all FF effects.
> Has anyone else got any ideas?
>
> Darf
Are you running the centering spring?
MadDAWG
> Turning the effects down to a level where the steering is acceptablylight,
> virtually turns off all FF effects.
If that's the case then your wheel has serious hardware/software problems.
