Hi,
Thank you all for your Mach 1 tts comments and suggestions. I know that the Logitech
MOMO Racing controller is not cheap. It costs like $100.00. I'm sure that allot of
people are not going to or can not spend that kind of money for a specific game
controller. I got half of it as a
Hi Charles,
I'm sure that Mach 1 tts will work with any joystick as the code for joysticks
is all the same. I am thinking of the dual stick game controller that has been
discussed and am thinking about steering with one stick and the other stick
would be the gas and brake peddle. Guess that
It's not just a matter of don't wat to ay. Some of us really can't afford to
fork over thee dough, espcially not if we're talking about a controller
that'll last a reasonable amount of time. I myself actually wouldn't mind
ownin a few gamepads for different tyes of games, but finding ones that
Agreed. Heh even if you go luny by luny, its only 20 days before you can
play it.
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Ah, yeah. My controller has 2 shoulder buttons that are usually used as
break and gas. They're anilogue so I can push them a little or a lot, and
the vehicle would go faster and faster.
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I think it will be just as fun with a controller. Too bad keyboards can't be
analogue (you'd think with technology they could be).
Will the game support force feedback? I don't even remember if my controller
supports that.
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Hello Jim. This is Ron. Just wondering, when I play football, I get some
error during the game and it quits working? Just wondering what that is?
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Greetings Jim.
I've made it fairly clear before, but I'll reiterate my opinion: I fully
support your decision to focus on a controller that will bring forth your
vision of how the game should be played. The keyboard is a fine staple for
input, but it is rarely the ideal medium for complex
Greetings Ronald.
Post the error message so Jim will have some clue of what you're talking
about? Programs run into hundreds of situations where errors may occur, and
for most of these an appropriate error message is generated. Without the
text of the message or an error code, no one will be
I really want to buy one of these. Any ideas? Also if you have a site where
I can buy it from it'll be even better. thanks guys!
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Hi,
Yeah, it makes sense. So consider the fact that the nex few betas may
not have arcade mode but it can or will be added in nsometime before
release.
Smile.
Charles Rivard wrote:
A truer statement has never been made, other than the 4-letter word
you had to use because of list guidelines.
Hi,
Yeah, Rail Racer supports racing wheels. While Rail Racer seams to be
fairly mouse oriented it works equally well with the wheel too. Having
seen that support in Rail Racer and Topspeed I'm rather interested to
see the new Mach 1.
Ryan Strunk wrote:
Why pay for the wheel? Because it
I guess I'm speaking from the perspective of someone who does not own a game
controler of any kind, but I'd love to see keyboard buttons as well. I mean,
the old version had them, topspeed has them... why not this?
Simon
On Tuesday, May 05, 2009 3:58 PM,
Charles Rivard woofer...@sbcglobal.net
I'd appreciate that as well. I'd like to buy a racing wheel for the racing
games and at some point a joystick for other games.
I want you...to go upstairs...and kill that boy!
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Hi Jim,
Well, it is true that the Logitec Momo Racing Wheel costs a fair amount
of change but I know there are cheaper racing wheels out there. I've
seen a couple now and then under $50 so as long as those cheaper moddels
work, which I think they would, it is not really that big an investment
Hi Jim,
Actually, unless you specifically program the secondary stick for game
pads such as the SGC-2909 the secondary stick will do nothing. However,
some game pads like the Logitec Rumble Pads have a speed slider on the
front of the unit that when slid left/right they act as a type of
Hi,
It isn't an issue of annalogue verses digital devices. it has to do with
how operating systems and programs recieve input from those devices.
Keyboards return a key pressed or key released state back to the
operating system or program polling it. Since a key can only be held
down or
Would minus 5,000 be moving backward at full speed, then? I can see the
advantages to joystick movement and action when you described it as you did.
How about having to type -5000 to determine your movement during a fast
action game? (evil grin) In other words, No way, Jose!
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I'd like to see keyboard to, but also mouse support like railracer does.
I have a mouse for this reason.
At 06:00 a.m. 6/05/2009, you wrote:
I guess I'm speaking from the perspective of someone who does not own a game
controler of any kind, but I'd love to see keyboard buttons as well. I mean,
Trying to get in gamers chat need to turn on
cookies DUH.
A short walk through to turn on cookies would be nice
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Yah, Jim might think about including mouse support for Mach 1, it wouldn't
take long at all to convert his hoystick code to mouse input and allow the
user to select which one they want.
the mouse works great for rail racer, no reason why it wouldn't work
equally well for any racing game, and
Hi.
I use the sgz2909 retractable controler by philips.
I'm going to use that with moc1 tts.
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To be honest tom, currently there isn't enough Mota for me to tell either
way, sinse currently bsaving hasn't become a factor.
Perhaps with later levels it might prove better, but at the second I just
dont' know.
Beware the Grue!
Dark.
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Hi all.
after a little bit of shuffling I have managed to find a place to store and
play my wingman force 3d stick.
However I really hope its worth it, when I started to play games like gtc and
sod just spun round.
and round.
however this time I have made sure the ffb stick will always centre.
Most of us, myself included are using the sgz2909 retractable controller by
philips.
Hope this helps you out.
Ron and Leader dog boz who said that a dog beats a cane any day of the week.
Matt Ron Kolesar there great Dogs!
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To get a similar effect using keys you would need to use something like the
whole numbers row.
1 would be speed 2
2 speed 4
3 speed 8
4 speed 16
5 speed 32
6 speed 64
7 speed 128
8 speed 256
9 speed 512
0 speed 1024
Just the number moves you forward
the number plus shift would move you left
the
Hi to all, from Ron and Boz.
For those working on the MSFS coversion to make it blind friendly.
I just was out to the x-plane web page at
www.x-plane.com
From what I've read x-plane it taking over MSFS. But I could have missread
the article.
If we could get x-plane blind friendly. You not only
Hello Jim I tried to play football today and was able to get to the point of
the first kick off and I get this error message:
Runtime Error 13 Type Mismatch
Steve Walker
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Yep. This is also for the Mac, too, so it'd be awesome if this could
somehow become blind friendly with some ad-ons.
On May 5, 2009, at 6:53 PM, The Kolesar Brothers wrote:
Hi to all, from Ron and Boz.
For those working on the MSFS coversion to make it blind friendly.
I just was out to the
I use a logitec wingman rumblepad. As the name implies the controller
includes motors for force feedback. You need to install the software
from the cd or internet in order for games to pick up on its force
feedback qualities. It's a nice gimic but the rumble isn't very
powerful. I got the
I may have asked this before, sorry if that's the case. Does anyone
happen to know where I could pick up a Philips retractable in the UK?
I'm totally diggin rail racer with the mouse, but think that an analog
stick to take the curves with might be even more instinctive for me
seeing as I grew up
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Yep. This is also for the Mac, too, so it'd be awesome if this could
somehow become blind friendly with some ad-ons.
On May 5, 2009, at 6:53 PM, The Kolesar Brothers wrote:
Hi to all, from Ron and Boz.
For those working on the MSFS coversion to make
That would be cool. I’ve never looked at the program. But just from
what you’ve said, it sounds sweet.
Just a quick update about the pocast we were going to do to demo fs 2002
We are still planning on doing the podcast. We just are trying to find
the time to sit down and demo it. So once that’s
h I did some doodling with my wingman force 3d.
Either I have a dud but I can't get things centred or rather the stick is just
to darn sensitive for my liking.
plus I can only do so many things at once.
Its got loads of power in the moters, but games I tried are just not that good
for it.
hmmm x-plane eh?
I would like to be a pilot hmmm if ms is going to x plane interesting.
At 11:55 a.m. 6/05/2009, you wrote:
Yep. This is also for the Mac, too, so it'd be awesome if this could
somehow become blind friendly with some ad-ons.
On May 5, 2009, at 6:53 PM, The Kolesar Brothers wrote:
I use the same controller, and it seems to be a good one. It is the only
one I've ever tried, though, and I still do not use it all that much just
because I'm not in the habit of doing so.
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I was just looking on EBay and you can get a new Logitech Momo force
feedback wheel and pedals for around $65 or so, not really all that bad!
Steve Walker
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Ah, thanks for that, helped quite a lot in understanding the limmitations of
a keyboard.
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Wow, that's crazy...think I'll invest in a controller, snickers.
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It would also work good if a person was on a trip and had bearly any space,
and could use a laptops touch pad (though its not as nice as a real mouse,
it does get the job done).
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I agree. I sure do appreciate this since you get no money out of this and
are doing this out of the goodness of your heart. Grins.
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I used to have a sidewinder steering wheel too. It was good but I never
really got the hang of using it. I loved the gas pedal and break, but what
I'd love is a racing wheel with an actual gear shift - though its probably
way out of my price range. I hear there are real life driving games with
Interesting if this could pan out.
Mind you I bet the requirements are high - high end video card would be the
least of them.
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Interesting, I haven't got that error before.
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I can't find this thing anywhere. anyone got a url handy where it is?
Thanks!!
CJ
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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] any recommendations
well I tried my other controler and the sensitivity was just not there.
the arrow controls did not even work right then again its so old I got this in
1996 so its probably busted it was a cheapy anyway.
I don't use my controlers that much.
At 04:03 p.m. 6/05/2009, you wrote:
I use the same
hmmm actually if you dropped the 1024 by 768 monitor etc you only really need a
3d card that supports open gl.
they don't say how high.
As for memmory our duel cure 2ghz with 1gb ram will actually do nicely for fast
performance in fact a 1ghz system with 300mb ram would run it, well 512 should
Any links where I can purchase this? I also noticed there's a 2910 version
that's apparently wireless, but it seems to be sold out as well.
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Hi.
this message is for nick helms rather than anyone else but I put it out anyway
here just in case others have info.
Nick you canceled the cast for flight sim.
Its supposed to be reschedualed or at least I think you said it was, Just
wandered when you were going to put this online so i could
never seen one with a clutch. Anyone else?
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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] any recommendations for a good gaming joystick?
I used to have a sidewinder
Yah, had a friend when i lived in los angeles that had a racing setup in
an old bathtub he had padded out, with a huge subwoofer underneath and dolby
5.1 around the tub, and his steering wheel mounted inside the tub with a big
friggin monitor on a custom platform. His racing wheel was a custom
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