GlovePie only works in 32bit.
No, it's not the seat, it's only the view. Think of it like you are moving your face up and down, that's what shift + ] does, not adjust the seat. So you are either looking at the new bird model in the sky or your shoes = pointless.
No, it's not the seat, it's only the view. Think of it like you are moving your face up and down, that's what shift + ] does, not adjust the seat. So you are either looking at the new bird model in the sky or your shoes = pointless.
Negative ghostrider, however there is something called glovepie that makes so you can adjust it slightly by using insert, delete and the surrounding buttons.
You can't, it's a simulator, you can't go outside the cockpit when you drive.
go go go cd!!!
It's great, you can really bang doors with that car
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRZNwbCTM08
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tVGW5S3s7fY
Yeah as a a kiwi you'll have a hard time finding good races. Normally there are no big races during weekdays (unless it's spa, WG or one of the more popular tracks). The races are normally sat/sun evening european prime time which is kind of late for you.
I have locked 900° in windows, but in certain cars I use a lower steering degree because it just turns retardely bad in the game. HPD, Street suck, caddi, spec racer are those I can remember out of my head right now.
It does that for you guys because the wheel is set to 360 in windows, so when it asks you to put the wheel 90 degrees to the left, it goes all the way to 360 even though you only have 280 on the wheel.
What you could do is,
a) Put it to 280 in windows (I don't remember if that is possible with MOMO but should be since logitech?)
b) When it ask's you to put it 90 degrees to the left - put the wheel in the position where the value on that screen says 280 and lock it there, don't worry about putting it exactly to 90°. That should give you a more accurate wheel responsiveness.
What you could do is,
a) Put it to 280 in windows (I don't remember if that is possible with MOMO but should be since logitech?)
b) When it ask's you to put it 90 degrees to the left - put the wheel in the position where the value on that screen says 280 and lock it there, don't worry about putting it exactly to 90°. That should give you a more accurate wheel responsiveness.
What configurator? The ingame calibrator you mean?
Yeah there's the problem, the animation stops after 90°, but your wheel keeps going you just can't see it. Arms are stupid anyway I'd suggest to turn both them and wheel off, you'll be much better off and get increased fps, win-win.
Do you have arms visiable when driving?
Haha nice one, took a while to find it
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Wat, no.
Keep your eyes open for something called Suomijokkis in the hosted sessions during the weekdays, but keep the quote "rubbing is racing" in your head if you decide to join
Do you always have to be so serious and boring with your answers?
Roland, I suggest you stay off iRacing for the upcoming week
My account > Cancel/Renew Membership > Check "Cancel autobilling"
Voilá.
Voilá.
Roland o/ I admit the SR system was frustrating when getting in to it, but you ragequitted because you lost -0.32 SR in a race when you're already A-class licensed? Cmon, that's nothing, it was a low SoF race, happenZ.
And yet it takes 4 years to code one track and one car when iR does dozen in a few months 
boriz & sermilen why don't you cry on all these peeps spamming the thread with chat?
Yesss now he is going to miss out on so much good stuff just like he misses Dennis posts
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