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Rally trophy..... HELP!

4 posts by 3 people · 06 Mar 2003 12:57 UTC - 06 Mar 2003 16:58 UTC

BullDawg 06 Mar 2003 12:57 UTC#73766
Guys, how do you get a split axis BRD wheel to work in this game. The only way i have got it to work is by using one pedal for gas and brakes, not ideal. Its says something about recognising your wheel when you move it after pressing the action you want, well its not happening for me. Thanks in advance
Aidee 06 Mar 2003 13:20 UTC↳ reply to BullDawg#73775
That game is an absolute mystery to me... I had an MS FF usb when it came out and it worked 1st time perfectly so i couldnt understand what the fuss was about at the time Now i have Act Labs wheel and pedals and cant get them working successfully....if i get the brakes working ok then the acc works intermittently,and etc etc blah blah blah. I feel for you mate coz i have given this cause many hours of forum searching,question asking and concentrated trial and error..still nothing that i can live with. AD
JCanar 06 Mar 2003 13:34 UTC↳ reply to BullDawg#73777
What kind of wheel do you have? I have a logitech momo racing and it works fine. I have noticed that sometimes, after racing, i don't have an accelerator either so I have to rerun the ingame calibration utility. But after that it works fine. As far as slit axis go, I know there is a setting in the wingman profiler, which I use and that is unchecked (you check it for combined axis with this software). I also thought there was something that needed to be checked in RT itself. I think for people to help, they're at least gonna have to know what kind of wheel, are you using some sort of profiling software, and what operating system. hth, jeff "BullDawg" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:b47gji$b5b$1$[email hidden]:
Quoted text (13 lines)> Guys, how do you get a split axis BRD wheel > to work in this game. > > The only way i have got it to work is by using one pedal for gas and > brakes, not ideal. > > Its says something about recognising your wheel when > you move it after pressing the action you want, well > its not happening for me. > > Thanks in advance > >
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BullDawg 06 Mar 2003 16:58 UTC↳ reply to JCanar#73642
Worked it out, downloaded DXtweak to see what each axis was doing, for a BRD wheel its:- X=Turn Y=Accelerate Z=Brake Why can't there just be a standard way of calibrating a wheel, jeez. Great game though, that mini can go some :-) > What kind of wheel do you have? I have a logitech momo racing and itworks > fine. I have noticed that sometimes, after racing, i don't have an > accelerator either so I have to rerun the ingame calibration utility. But > after that it works fine. As far as slit axis go, I know there is asetting > in the wingman profiler, which I use and that is unchecked (you check itfor > combined axis with this software). I also thought there was somethingthat > needed to be checked in RT itself. > > I think for people to help, they're at least gonna have to know what kindof
Quoted text (32 lines)> wheel, are you using some sort of profiling software, and what operating > system. > > hth, > jeff > > > "BullDawg" <[email hidden]> wrote in > news:b47gji$b5b$1$[email hidden]: > > > Guys, how do you get a split axis BRD wheel > > to work in this game. > > > > The only way i have got it to work is by using one pedal for gas and > > brakes, not ideal. > > > > Its says something about recognising your wheel when > > you move it after pressing the action you want, well > > its not happening for me. > > > > Thanks in advance > > > > > > > > -- > <---------------------------------------> > When replying via email, please > remove "nosp/-\m" from the address > header > <--------------------------------------->

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