Quote from geeman1 :

That song only works on straight roads
And I would imagine if you had Harley Davidson (or some other custom motorbike) and you would turn to a straight desert road in America that song would start to play.. out of thin air

lol, true dat.

:ices_rofl funnny thread im sure noone was laughing liek i was LOLLOLPL

Well I just saw this video and it's awesome. The music goes well with it also.. would have been 100 times better then any rage against the machine or rammstein.

It is possible, if you have a dfp go into the profiler and assign the directional pad for up down left right, and the four bottom buttons for f9-f12. So while driving you can hit the button then scroll down and change the brake bias, arb, or pit settings right front the wheel without having to take your hands off.

Congrats fordman hope to see you both on track soon :bannana_p

Yeah, if you actually wanna race oval with some skill involved try NR 2003.

How about you buy the game.

If my damn internet gets fixed by then, Ill try to make it cause I need to practice here.

Profiler-
Overall Effect Strength: 80%
Spring Effect Strength: 0%
Damper Effect Strength: 0%

Enable Centering Spring = OFF

Report Combined Pedals = OFF
Degrees Of Rotation = 270°


Ingame-

Wheel turn: 270°
Wheel turn compensation: 1.00
Force Strength: between 25 and 50 depending on the car

I used around the same ff on the momo, I think they're similar. I don't know why people use so much ff (like over 75), it feels unrealistic to me.

rofl!!! read the whole thread and alot of the other forums.

shake dat laffy taffy

anyway to go back to older versions?

axus was pissed, lol

edited

we all would if we had the chance.

yeah, sittin sideways with the boys in a daze for sure.

This ghost car has never helped in racing games for me. When I have it on I'm trying to hard to catch it and end up not conentracting on hitting the lines perfectly or I try to outbrake it and end up goin off. I've always been able to run faster with it off, its best to use analyze for speed to see where you're losing time.

karting

axus you ARE insane.

Cool, The pedals probably aren't as shitty as the logitech ones and I hate how the paddles are so small on the dfp, since I got it i've been accidently shifting twice occasionally.

Thanks for the help guys but no luck, at least I figured out a way for it to detect the wheel everytime. I have to plug in the usb right after startup before clicking anything. Anyways I can live with that until I get a new pc.

woot, lfs in front.


everyone get friends and family to vote!! lol

Team 400

Last edited by WGooden, Wed 16 Nov 2005, 15:05.

Ok I don't get this, I just got a DFP and I'm having this strange problem where if I have the usb plugged in windows won't start, it just goes to some strange screen and I have to shut the computer down. So now even if I have the wheel unplugged at startup when I plug it in a few minutes after startup I get a blue screen error and it doesn't detect the wheel. The only way I've been able to race is if my computer has been on for a while It willl calibrate it fine and it will read it in the profile. This isn't right though and it's really, really annoying. I had ordered another dfp a few weeks before this but it ended up having pedal problems right when I bought it so I took it back, it did the same thing with no starting windows while the wheel was plugged in, but once I started up i could plug it in and it would detect the wheel every time. I'm on Windows ME if that has anything to do with this, and I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling the profiler. So does anyone know how to fix this or am I (likely) the only person that this has ever happened to.

Quote from tristancliffe :

Sorry Bob. I'm normally okay at getting 'jokes', but I don't see whats 'obviously' there. Have you been at the obscure pills again?

lol, exactly what I'm thinking.