imo, it's the only guide. because iit's made by a user for users. fair play to ya bud. how long did it take to write up?

about 30 mins, but i've spent another hour adding bits to it over the months

thanks, that guide really helped.

up until recently i had 3 wheels plugged in here, an old ms sidewinder non-ffb wheel (no pedals) for steering, a saitek r220 for the down hanging pedals (clutch and brake) and a logitech formula gp (non-ffb) for the brake pedal which i used as the accelorator. (its amazing what you can pick up at bootsales, lmao)

i can honestly say with all three plugged in it made no difference to the FPS at all, however, if FPS drops of 10-15% are a problem to you, i'd consider upgading graphics/system cos as time goes on i should think graphically at least, LFS demands are just going to get heavier, lol

QD

Quote from quackdougal :

up until recently i had 3 wheels plugged in here, an old ms sidewinder non-ffb wheel (no pedals) for steering, a saitek r220 for the down hanging pedals (clutch and brake) and a logitech formula gp (non-ffb) for the brake pedal which i used as the accelorator. (its amazing what you can pick up at bootsales, lmao)

Pictures! :spin:

i have 2 saitek R440's (FFB) sitting on the other side of my room. but i use a DFP. at first when i was using the R440 i thought it was the dogs danglies. but once i used the DFP and whent back to R440 i couldn't believe that i used such a wheel
but to be fair to the R440. for a low budget starter wheel, it's prety damn good. (optical pedals too so they self calibrate)

Quote from creativesurgeon :

Pictures! :spin:

dam, i knew someone would ask that, i had to tidy up first

there u go, the saitek up on the desk also turns my head left/right. unfortunately, the logitech is only good for the brake and its buttons, as the steering and throttle axis will not calibrate at all, it does make a wicked armrest though, lmao

don't laugh too hard, some of us have to make the best of what we got