I have forgotten what needed to be changed and what file to get
forcefeedback going on a new install of gpl
You need to apply Patch 1.2 and in your core.ini, under [ Joy ], change
the allow_force_ feedback value to 1.
meee wrote:
> I have forgotten what needed to be changed and what file to get
> forcefeedback going on a new install of gpl
You need to apply Patch 1.2 and in your core.ini, under [ Joy ], change
the allow_force_ feedback value to 1.
> I have forgotten what needed to be changed and what file to get
> forcefeedback going on a new install of gpl
In article <6bUxa.104$[email hidden]>, [email hidden]
says...
> I have forgotten what needed to be changed and what file to get
> forcefeedback going on a new install of gpl
>
>
>
Edit core.ini in your root GPL folder :
[ Joy ]
allow_force_feedback = 1 ; Use FF if device has it
1 = ff
0 = no ff
And, as per usual, make sure the core.ini file is not named
core.ini.sample (Tools > Folder Options > View > Hide file extensions
for known file types (unchecked))
MRSisson
--
LOAD "GPL",8,1
RUN
>
> --
> LOAD "GPL",8,1
> RUN
Just as a side note, I'm sure you'd enjoy the 'Rockstar' intro to GTA Vice
City with a sig like that. ;)
"meee" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<6bUxa.104$[email hidden]>...
> I have forgotten what needed to be changed and what file to get
> forcefeedback going on a new install of gpl
Find the core.ini file in your GPL directory and edit the
allow_force_feedback line so it shows = 1. You then need to set a
bunch of parameters to set damping, torque etc.
A search on RSC should find you a mess of different core.ini settings
for your wheel.
cheers
smith
