Hi there! been a long time

I have strange ""thing"" with my brakes.. :S
When i press right click - for brake.. /i play with mouse/..
And sometimes nothing happens or the red line for pedals jumps like crazy...

See that:
http://speedy.sh/YBHVG/bug.spr

( put it in LFS/data/spr )

p.s. my mouse is wireless
but.. that thing is only in LFS >.<

Quote from vvip :

Hi there! been a long time

I have strange ""thing"" with my brakes.. :S
When i press right click - for brake.. /i play with mouse/..
And sometimes nothing happens or the red line for pedals jumps like crazy...

See that:
http://speedy.sh/YBHVG/bug.spr

( put it in LFS/data/spr )

p.s. my mouse is wireless
but.. that thing is only in LFS >.<

do you have brake help on?

No?

Quote from vvip :

No?

hm.

chnage to keyboard braking and try that.

if works. tthen your mouse maybe is broked

but.. that is the thing .. that happens only in LFS :S

Go into Options - Display - Show pedals - and turn it on. In the lower right corner of the screen you should now see three bars; clutch, brake and throttle.
As you enter T1, the brake is not pressed, but suddenly there seems to be just a few, short taps on the brake button. To me this seems like a problem with your mouse - not LFS. LFS just isn't reciving any brake commands from your controller.

Hypothesis: The buttons on your mouse is an electrical switch (basically). You press the button down, and short circuit a switch. But on my mouse I have noticed the buttons will have trouble registering my clicks after 6-12 months. Instead of one click, I get many short one with really fast intervals. Turns out the two metal pices that thouch and connect to short circuit the switch had oxidized, and formed a non-conductive layer on the surfaces. I just open the switches and brushed the metal pieces that touch each other with something sharp to remove the oxidized layer. An voila; my mouse buttons work just as new!

If you scroll a bit down on this page, you will see some pictures of the switches on my mouse. Your mouse will have something similar.

PS. I take no responsibility if you break your mouse.

i always use this bars on my screen
thanks for the information

Skagen, thanks..! That was the problem



i replace it with new one from my old mouse
for now.. work fine : ))

Did you have to solder anything? Or did the wires have the same connectors for the PCB?

Glad it turned out good

looking at those parts makes me want to fix my old Wireless mouse.

there are two dots for soldering
my mouse is nothing special... and i just get left button from my old mouse.. and replace it ;;o
because i look in this button and there are small plates inside
and I decided it would be easier

and ya.. now is 3 days after that.. and all is good : ))))

thanks again