well the thing is .. i can't make a burnout because the brake and acceleration are on the same axis in lfs(only in lfs) so when i hit brakes and gas at the same time nothing happens .. in other games and in "gaming software" program where i config my wheel n pedals.. the gas and brakes are on difrent axis.. oh btw.. i have a cheap logitech "formula vibration feedback wheel"

braining? please say you arent serious..

Quote from Jakg :

braining? please say you arent serious..

bad typo.. did you even read the post?

Quote from lohholen :

bad typo.. did you even read the post?

yes, but in true internet fashion i have nothing to say!

ok, not really true, but seeing as you say each pedal is its own axis, had a look at the pedal settings in LFS? there is a combined and separae option, separate is wht you want

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yes, but in true internet fashion i have nothing to say!

ok, not really true, but seeing as you say each pedal is its own axis, had a look at the pedal settings in LFS? there is a combined and separae option, separate is wht you want

i mean each pedal has its own axis.. in other games.. in lfs its just like http://img484.imageshack.us/img484/5481/pic8kg.png is there any way to split them?

On the Control's screen, you'll see "Throttle / brake axes", under "Force Strength". Select separate.

If that still doesnt work, then you need to turn split axis on in the windows drivers - this process depends on your wheel.

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On the Control's screen, you'll see "Throttle / brake axes", under "Force Strength". Select separate.

If that still doesnt work, then you need to turn split axis on in the windows drivers - this process depends on your wheel.

well i used seperate and then i cud only use 1 of the pedals but how i split axis.. i dont have any drivers or something.. just plug&play i did some split axis stuff whit the software i got whit the wheel but.. nothing changed in game

If you are using some Logitech or Microsoft wheel, you should be able to seperate the axis for each pedal.

Goto the Control Panel, and Game Controllers section. You should choose the properties of the controller in Windows and be able to find an option for Combined Pedals, you want to turn it OFF if it's on.

Then just make sure you have pedals set to seperate in LFS, and everything should work fine.

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well i used seperate and then i cud only use 1 of the pedals but how i split axis.. i dont have any drivers or something.. just plug&play i did some split axis stuff whit the software i got whit the wheel but.. nothing changed in game

well u need 2 asign the new separete ax to the break or the throttle (that witch doesent work).

Quote from Tweaker :

If you are using some Logitech or Microsoft wheel, you should be able to seperate the axis for each pedal.

Goto the Control Panel, and Game Controllers section. You should choose the properties of the controller in Windows and be able to find an option for Combined Pedals, you want to turn it OFF if it's on.

Then just make sure you have pedals set to seperate in LFS, and everything should work fine.

why din't i think of going to control panel before? anyways found the option and got it seperated thanks alot, problem solved