MOMO and NFSU2 : gas and brake don't work !

Archived from groups: alt.games.need-for-speed (More info?)

I have the latest drivers from Logitech and the latest path of NFSU2, I just
checked both. NB running XP SP2 on an Athlon64.
I ran the stuff succesfull on a old PC (Pentium 450 MHz) and also on this
Athlon64 as it came pre-installed by the computer-shop. However had to
reinstall everything and since the MOMO only has a working wheel in NFSU2.
As said, in the Logitecg control-thinh the gas and bread DO work ! I don't
understand what is going wrong..... :-(((((

Ton


"Ton den Hartog" <ton.den.hartog@tonh.net> wrote in message
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>I have a Logitech MOMO and in the control-panel all works fine but under
>NFS Underground 2 the gas and brake are not recognized... The
>steering-wheel works fine inclusing the force-feedback. What is wrong here
>??
>
> Ton den Hartog
>
>

Archived from groups: alt.games.need-for-speed (More info?)

If NFSU2 is like NFS2, you need to set the brake and throttle on the same
axis, they can't be separate, as in most other modern racing games.

Phil

"Ton den Hartog" <ton.den.hartog@tonh.net> wrote in message
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> This is so weird. In the Profiles I set the physical wheel to be the
> breaks and the physical breaks to be the steeringwheel. As a result the
> physical wheel is dead and the physical break controls the
> wheel-function.... !!!
> This means the hardware is fine. I already tried an english driver instead
> of the ducth version but this does nit make a diference...
>
> How can I FULLY remove the Logirech software and driver ?? It still
> remembers that I foudn the NFSU2 game s not all is deleted !
>
> Ton
>
>
> "Ton den Hartog" <ton.den.hartog@tonh.net> wrote in message
> news:422b5823$0$28979$e4fe514c@news.xs4all.nl...
>>I have a Logitech MOMO and in the control-panel all works fine but under
>>NFS Underground 2 the gas and brake are not recognized... The
>>steering-wheel works fine inclusing the force-feedback. What is wrong here
>>??
>>
>> Ton den Hartog
>>
>>
>
>