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Newbie question - pedals?

5 posts by 3 people · 03 Oct 2003 19:37 UTC - 03 Oct 2003 22:26 UTC

Helicon_One 03 Oct 2003 19:37 UTC#52847
So I bit the bullet and bought the wheel and pedals I asked about a little while ago. Gonna take some getting used to, I'm wayyy slower in F1C right now than when I was driving with the joystick. Anyway, my question: can any set of pedals be set up to work as split axis? Mine are currently combined, and I can't find any option to make them split from the Game Controllers facility. Should there be an option there? The pedals are from the Logic 3 Top Drive, if that's any help. Tim -- ---------------- That pain behind your eye sockets is probably your synapses trying in vain to fire. Take four hundred aspirin and call me in the morning. - David Melville - Usenet outtake
Not sure what you mean by 'game controllers facility' does that mean 'the windows device manager'? Did your wheel have it's own software? If so, look in there for a possible control configuration. Hope I didn't confuse you more..... Kevin (aka tlgtr) **** "A GOOD friend will come bail you out of jail... but, a TRUE friend will be sitting next to you saying, "Damn we screwed up!!!!."
On Fri, 3 Oct 2003 19:37:05 +0000 (UTC), "Helicon_One" <[email hidden]> wrote: >So I bit the bullet and bought the wheel and pedals I asked about alittle >while ago. Gonna take some getting used to, I'm wayyy slower in F1Cright >now than when I was driving with the joystick. > >Anyway, my question: can any set of pedals be set up to work as splitaxis? >Mine are currently combined, and I can't find any option to make themsplit >from the Game Controllers facility. Should there be an option there?The >pedals are from the Logic 3 Top Drive, if that's any help. > >Tim Tim, Ive got a TSW, it's one of the antique TSW's I bought about 6 or 7 years ago :-) (humor) and it's been my favorite steering wheel over the years. I had to change some of the wiring in it to make it into a split axis. TSW also sells kits to due this. I'm not sure how the Logic pedals are set up but if you do have to re-wire them somebody here will know how to do that. You'll get a lot better with the wheel as you practice :-) Scott
"TlgtrProd" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > Not sure what you mean by 'game controllers facility' does that mean 'the > windows device manager'? Oops, should have been more clear I guess. I was talking about the 'game controllers' section of the Control Panel in Windows, where the options to alter the properties and calibrate your controllers are. > Did your wheel have it's own software? If so, look in there for apossible > control configuration. Nope, no software, not even any instructions (I know; its a steering wheel, how much instruction would I need, but even so...). :-/ Tim -- ---------------- That pain behind your eye sockets is probably your synapses trying in vain to fire. Take four hundred aspirin and call me in the morning. - David Melville - Usenet outtake
"Scott" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
Quoted text (10 lines)> On Fri, 3 Oct 2003 19:37:05 +0000 (UTC), "Helicon_One" > <[email hidden]> wrote: > Ive got a TSW, it's one of the antique TSW's I bought about 6 or 7 > years ago :-) (humor) and it's been my favorite steering wheel over > the years. > I had to change some of the wiring in it to make it into a split axis. > TSW also sells kits to due this. I'm not sure how the Logic pedals are > set up but if you do have to re-wire them somebody here will know how > to do that.
Yikes. > You'll get a lot better with the wheel as you practice :-) I'm hoping so, I'm quite embarrassingly slow right now, and can barely keep the car on the grey stuff. Which probably means I have a promising future as a Minardi driver... :-) Tim -- ---------------- That pain behind your eye sockets is probably your synapses trying in vain to fire. Take four hundred aspirin and call me in the morning. - David Melville - Usenet outtake

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