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Offline chadden24

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Logitech Pedal Question
« on: 02/07/10, 11:17 PM »
when looking at my settings i see combined (single axis) i have read that having that box checked works in nr2k3 better? is that true or does it make better car control with brake and accelerator pedal on seperate axis?
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Offline Keith Joseph

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Re: Logitech Pedal Question
« Reply #1 on: 02/07/10, 11:50 PM »
I run on 2 axis. That way I can stay in the gas, while applying the brake......

Kayla asked me awhile back as we were driving around town, why I use the same foot for the brake and gas in the truck. I said because thats how I drive a vehicle. She says well when i'm racing my kart and watch you race online, we both use 2 feet. So I came back with while your racing are you stopping completely or just setting the kart to get in the corner ? So that made more sence to her. I told her alot of people I know drive their regular vehicles with 2 feet and theres nothin wrong with that. Just do whatever is most comfortable. Then she asked to drive the truck............I think she was serious.   
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Offline chadden24

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Re: Logitech Pedal Question
« Reply #2 on: 02/08/10, 11:27 AM »
lol, good story. thanks for the input. i dont know for some reason running both on the same axis is easier for me and i dont spin out as much but i still use both feet.
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Re: Logitech Pedal Question
« Reply #3 on: 02/08/10, 11:59 PM »
Quote from: hadden on 02/08/10, 11:27 AM
lol, good story. thanks for the input. i dont know for some reason running both on the same axis is easier for me and i dont spin out as much but i still use both feet.

but if you win you cant do a burn out on the single axis :( sad
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Re: Logitech Pedal Question
« Reply #4 on: 02/09/10, 06:56 AM »

i tried 2 axis before and had the same problem - spinning out - so i went back to one axis

a bit ago i saw a thread ( not sure where ) about adjusting settings in the profiler- you may want to experiment with the sensitivity and dead zone - i found that about 20% sensitivity and 2% dead zone allowed me to get on the brakes pretty hard and stay in control -im still getting used to it

Quote from: falcon75 on 02/08/10, 11:59 PM
but if you win you cant do a burn out on the single axis :( sad

hell i still cant do a proper burnout on 2 axis yet - all i get is smoke from my locked up f left tire
i hope i figure it out before i get lucky and win a league race - given the compitition i dont think i have to worry about it
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Offline Corey Carpenter

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Re: Logitech Pedal Question
« Reply #5 on: 02/09/10, 11:35 AM »
i was practicing for marty in the trucks
i got bored so i tried some burnouts
i know its a sim but that was fun
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Re: Logitech Pedal Question
« Reply #6 on: 02/09/10, 12:23 PM »
true, i read a setting somewhere where they ran 5% brake sensetivity. im back to stability control, every touch i spin out grrr!!!! i love this game though i makes me LEARN patience!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Offline chadden24

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Re: Logitech Pedal Question
« Reply #7 on: 02/15/10, 07:05 PM »
ok no more driving aids!! i dropped my steering sensetivity and brake and all is good......thanks guys!!!!!!!  :Woot_Emoticon:
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