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I am cross. TOCA has a lovely set up option to get your wheel right, which is nice, but how do you centre the wheel! Its bloody fine having saturation set ups but if your wheel is dead centre the car should go straight, not veer to the left. Does anyone know how you set it up so the wheel is centred properly? Thanks.
I am cross. TOCA has a lovely set up option to get your wheel right, which is nice, but how do you centre the wheel! Its bloody fine having saturation set ups but if your wheel is dead centre the car should go straight, not veer to the left. Does anyone know how you set it up so the wheel is centred properly? Thanks.
All I can suggest is you give it a bit of a dead zone in the centre, that way it won't veer at all until you turn the wheel a noticeable amount.
My calibration was screwed up too though, because when the wheel was at full lock to the left the game didn't register it as such (so you basically couldn't get full lock). If they'd included a normal calibrationas well as the setting changes it would have been ideal.
My calibration was screwed up too though, because when the wheel was at full lock to the left the game didn't register it as such (so you basically couldn't get full lock). If they'd included a normal calibrationas well as the setting changes it would have been ideal.
Thanks for the help. However I have worked oput how to do it know. basically when the game is loading up you must make sure the wheel is dead centre, until both the green lights load up. Try it, it worked for me.
Well I would try it, except I returned this crummy game to the shop yesterday! But that's another topic :-)