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RT, ActLabs woes

4 posts by 2 people · 30 Oct 2002 03:29 UTC - 31 Oct 2002 09:17 UTC

Gerald Moore 30 Oct 2002 03:29 UTC#91997
I finally got around to installing Rally Trophy. I am having a hard time figuring out how to make it recognize my ActLabs ForceRS (serial) properly. By default, the car will not move until I first depress the brake pedal. After that, pressing the accelerator causes the car to rev and move forward. However, if I lift off the gas, the game acts as if I have slammed on the brakes. I made some changes to the input.ini file, swapping the positive and negative values of the y and z axis. This causes the brake and accelerator to be reversed. Braking and acceleration appear to be normal, just on the wrong pedal. Stymied, Gerald
"Gerald Moore" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
Quoted text (16 lines)> I finally got around to installing Rally Trophy. I am having a hard > time figuring out how to make it recognize my ActLabs ForceRS (serial) > properly. > > By default, the car will not move until I first depress the brake > pedal. After that, pressing the accelerator causes the car to rev and > move forward. However, if I lift off the gas, the game acts as if I > have slammed on the brakes. > > I made some changes to the input.ini file, swapping the positive and > negative values of the y and z axis. This causes the brake and > accelerator to be reversed. Braking and acceleration appear to be > normal, just on the wrong pedal. > > Stymied, > Gerald
Just swap the values for the brake pedal. I've just bought this game and tried it successfully with 3 pedal sets - the original MOMO items that go with the wheel I've got, the TM NASCAR Pros which are connected thru a gameport to USB converter in split mode, and the Act-Labs pedals my wife got me for Christmas - just to make sure they work :-) Mark Reading, UK
Well, what I did was go into the "configuration" screen and assign brake to my accelerator pedal and vice versa. Now to attempt to tweak the sensitivity and dead zones. Gerald "Mark Davison" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<apoc9p$p9n$[email hidden]>...
Quoted text (27 lines)> "Gerald Moore" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > I finally got around to installing Rally Trophy. I am having a hard > > time figuring out how to make it recognize my ActLabs ForceRS (serial) > > properly. > > > > By default, the car will not move until I first depress the brake > > pedal. After that, pressing the accelerator causes the car to rev and > > move forward. However, if I lift off the gas, the game acts as if I > > have slammed on the brakes. > > > > I made some changes to the input.ini file, swapping the positive and > > negative values of the y and z axis. This causes the brake and > > accelerator to be reversed. Braking and acceleration appear to be > > normal, just on the wrong pedal. > > > > Stymied, > > Gerald > > Just swap the values for the brake pedal. I've just bought this game and > tried it successfully with 3 pedal sets - the original MOMO items that go > with the wheel I've got, the TM NASCAR Pros which are connected thru a > gameport to USB converter in split mode, and the Act-Labs pedals my wife got > me for Christmas - just to make sure they work :-) > > Mark > Reading, UK
"Gerald Moore" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > Well, what I did was go into the "configuration" screen and assign > brake to my accelerator pedal and vice versa. > > Now to attempt to tweak the sensitivity and dead zones. > > Gerald Bizzare! At least you got it going - that's the important bit! Mark

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