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TSW Wheels and Live For Speed When?

5 posts by 5 people · 01 Sep 2002 15:01 UTC - 03 Sep 2002 01:47 UTC

David Anderson 01 Sep 2002 15:01 UTC#99973
Does anyone know if the guys that are developing Live For Speed are taking any additional action to get the TSW and TSW2 Wheels to work in Split Axis Mode with the sim? I have seen a number of different posts, etc on forums that people can't get these wheels to work, essentially no matter what combinations you try the Throttle or Brake (one or the other) is always ON. I've been able to play the game by mapping controls to the buttons on the Wheel, but that's not a long-term solution of course. I could put the wheel in Single Axis Mode, but that would be defeating the purpose of having this nice wheel to begin with ... David
On 1 Sep 2002 08:01:12 -0700, [email hidden] (David Anderson) wrote: >Does anyone know if the guys that are developing Live For Speed are >taking any additional action to get the TSW and TSW2 Wheels to work in >Split Axis Mode with the sim? I have seen a number of different >posts, etc on forums that people can't get these wheels to work, >essentially no matter what combinations you try the Throttle or Brake >(one or the other) is always ON. The configuration is kind of screwy. To get split axis to work on the Logitech MOMO, I had to set the throttle for RZ, the brake for Z, and used the "swap axis" button. I was fiddling around with it for half an hour at least, and almost resigned to playing single axis. Did you try this?
"Tim O" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
Quoted text (17 lines)> On 1 Sep 2002 08:01:12 -0700, [email hidden] (David Anderson) > wrote: > > >Does anyone know if the guys that are developing Live For Speed are > >taking any additional action to get the TSW and TSW2 Wheels to work in > >Split Axis Mode with the sim? I have seen a number of different > >posts, etc on forums that people can't get these wheels to work, > >essentially no matter what combinations you try the Throttle or Brake > >(one or the other) is always ON. > > The configuration is kind of screwy. To get split axis to work on the > Logitech MOMO, I had to set the throttle for RZ, the brake for Z, and > used the "swap axis" button. I was fiddling around with it for half an > hour at least, and almost resigned to playing single axis. > > Did you try this? >
It took you half an hour to use the suggested settings for a Momo in the readme?????? (sorry cheap shot....I'm going now......) dave henrie
On Sun, 01 Sep 2002 16:31:35 GMT, "Dave Henrie" <[email hidden]> wrote: > It took you half an hour to use the suggested settings for a Momo in the >readme?????? >(sorry cheap shot....I'm going now......) README? What are you, some kind of girlie-man? LOL.
Rich#8 03 Sep 2002 01:47 UTC↳ reply to Tim O#99732
I've gotten my TSW2 to work prefectly in single axis mode.. For dual axis (I have a 3 pedal rig) I have to use the clutch as the brake and the brake (middle pedal) as the throttle... In single axis mode LFS recognizes the far left pedal as throttle and middle pedal as brake.. Its not perfect in dual axis mode,, but it does work..

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