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Steering wheel support and Driving physics
- Synetearis
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Steering wheel support and Driving physics
I would really like to see proper support for steering wheels, like the g25, g27, or GT driving force.
I've seen some people posting stuff about dirt3 kinda driving feel, but... really I would like to some proper driving physics like LFS (omg I said it.. LFS not NFS!) Sounds kinda weird maybe for a crazy fun based game like carma but I enjoy a challenge in controlling cars,.. (I love drifting!) If its all to arcady it probably wont really do it for me, considering Carma1 and carma2 where in a way pretty simlike to a certain height. (the point where you lose traction and have to reagain control in a slide, skid) Maybe some options like traction control and such.. ( so I can turn it off ) .. would be cool, something for the more advanced racers out there...
I've seen some people posting stuff about dirt3 kinda driving feel, but... really I would like to some proper driving physics like LFS (omg I said it.. LFS not NFS!) Sounds kinda weird maybe for a crazy fun based game like carma but I enjoy a challenge in controlling cars,.. (I love drifting!) If its all to arcady it probably wont really do it for me, considering Carma1 and carma2 where in a way pretty simlike to a certain height. (the point where you lose traction and have to reagain control in a slide, skid) Maybe some options like traction control and such.. ( so I can turn it off ) .. would be cool, something for the more advanced racers out there...
- C2 Scientist
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Steering wheel support and Driving physics
I agree, and I'm quite confident that their new/reworked game engine and its physics-related improvements will allow what is mentioned above.
I'd prefer certain car control related features, such as the (forced) ABS, ESC and TC, disableable in options. I'd like to be able to disable the separate wheelspin-key as well: analog controllers can naturally achieve (and control) the same effect on demand.
I'd prefer certain car control related features, such as the (forced) ABS, ESC and TC, disableable in options. I'd like to be able to disable the separate wheelspin-key as well: analog controllers can naturally achieve (and control) the same effect on demand.
- BattleMetalChris
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Steering wheel support and Driving physics
I completely agree. I play Live For Speed, iRacing and a bit of rFactor and Race-On too - I tried Dirt2 a few weeks ago and found it almost impossible to drive because there's no precision in the driving whatsoever. You may as well be trying to control a hovercraft.
Carma 1 was famous for it's 'proper' physics, it would be amazing for the reincarnation do the same. There can always be a slider or something if people feel the need to have arcadey controls.
Carma 1 was famous for it's 'proper' physics, it would be amazing for the reincarnation do the same. There can always be a slider or something if people feel the need to have arcadey controls.
- Synetearis
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Steering wheel support and Driving physics
Wuz thinking the same thing here.. that would be awesome!C2S wrote:I'd like to be able to disable the separate wheelspin-key as well: analog controllers can naturally achieve (and control) the same effect on demand.
Steering wheel support and Driving physics
I always wanted to buy one of them analog wheels, but I only want those models with gearstick, not those with those flaccid little F1-like gear-switching levers under the wheel. But those with the stick cost twice as more....but I would really like to buy one to use with C: Reincarnation... to be able to imagine I'm really driving a car and running people over and crashing into shit...
- BattleMetalChris
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Steering wheel support and Driving physics
I used to have a Logitech Driving Force Pro which was great, they have a sequential stick, 900 degrees of rotation, and are pretty cheap, you should have a look at one of them.
I've now got a G25, which has the full H-shifter and three pedals :D
I've now got a G25, which has the full H-shifter and three pedals :D
- Synetearis
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Steering wheel support and Driving physics
Heh, i've got a DFP right now, its indeed pretty cheap considering what you get for it. Would love to utilize it to the fullest in carma..BattleMetalChris wrote:I used to have a Logitech Driving Force Pro which was great, they have a sequential stick, 900 degrees of rotation, and are pretty cheap, you should have a look at one of them.I've now got a G25, which has the full H-shifter and three pedals :D
Steering wheel support and Driving physics
Same here, just bought a Logitech DFGT and was hoping to utilise it within this game but it's still no-go :(
(weirdly enough my gas pedal at rest (up/erected) makes the menu selection go up, while pressed it makes the selection go down (when kept steady (middelish) the selection changes stop but I can't map anything to in-game controls)
sorry for replying to a dead post but I would like to dust off this problem.
(weirdly enough my gas pedal at rest (up/erected) makes the menu selection go up, while pressed it makes the selection go down (when kept steady (middelish) the selection changes stop but I can't map anything to in-game controls)
sorry for replying to a dead post but I would like to dust off this problem.
Steering wheel support and Driving physics
Try reading the thread discussion between Purple44 and I instead of dredging up a 3 year old thread. :)renrie wrote:Same here, just bought a Logitech DFGT and was hoping to utilise it within this game but it's still no-go :(
(weirdly enough my gas pedal at rest (up/erected) makes the menu selection go up, while pressed it makes the selection go down (when kept steady (middelish) the selection changes stop but I can't map anything to in-game controls)sorry for replying to a dead post but I would like to dust off this problem.
Its right on the first page. http://www.carmageddon.com/forum/topic/28171
But no recent updates. Most of us just gave up.
If I remember correctly I got a button to work instead of the brake pedal.
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