Hi..been using force feedback for the first time in N2003. Old logi wingman
ff. 150% feedback in windows, 100% in the game. I notice when coming off a
turn the wheel jerks left to right or vice versa very hard causing loss of
control. any way to tame this down so the vehicle is more manageable?
thanks..
DC
Yeah turn it off.
Seriously, give it a shot. I was having nothing but problems in N2002 so a
couple of weeks before my TSW was due I turned off FF to prepare. I did much
better and finished higher in my leagues that ever before. Comparitively I'd
rate the old logi with FF turned off right up there with the TSW.
"David Ciemny" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Hi..been using force feedback for the first time in N2003. Old logiwingman
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> ff. 150% feedback in windows, 100% in the game. I notice when coming off a > turn the wheel jerks left to right or vice versa very hard causing loss of > control. any way to tame this down so the vehicle is more manageable? > > thanks.. > > DC > >>"David Ciemny" <[email hidden]> wrote
> Hi..been using force feedback for the first time in N2003. Old logiwingman
> ff. 150% feedback in windows, 100% in the game. I notice when coming off a
> turn the wheel jerks left to right or vice versa very hard causing loss of
> control. any way to tame this down so the vehicle is more manageable?
Play with the strength, damping and latency settings inside the game.
If you ever wonder what they are, right click over any of the options (or
leave your mouse there for a couple of seconds).
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"David Ciemny" wrote...
> Hi..been using force feedback for the first time in N2003.
> Old logi wingman ff. 150% feedback in windows, 100% in the
> game. I notice when coming off a turn the wheel jerks left
> to right or vice versa very hard causing loss of control.
> any way to tame this down so the vehicle is more manageable?
Yeah... turn the forces down until it stops feeding back on itself. Keep it
100% in the Logitech control panel and then use about 60% in the game.
The amount of force and the degree of control you experience is also closely
tied to car setup, especially steering lock. Anything under 20:1 requires
some muscle.
Jan.
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"Michael Horton" wrote...
Of course, you don't have to take the reaction of the car into account, ya
sissy.
Jan. ;-)
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