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Steering wheel for Flat Out 2

#1 User is offline   Petezzz Icon

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Posted 14 January 2009 - 08:32 AM

I have bought a Logitech Formula Force EX steering wheel
and connected to my Mac Book Pro running Leopard
and I have bought Flat Out 2

The steering wheel is showing up in the game's controller menu... and I select it
but the wheel is still not controlling the game... the keyboard is.

Does anyone else have experience using this wheel
or any wheel with Flat Out 2 ?

I have contacted Logitech support
and they say I have to try with another game or on a PC
but I don't have one...
I am a beginner in games...

can anyone help please
thanks
Pete
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Posted 17 January 2009 - 03:33 AM

View PostPetezzz, on January 14th 2009, 03:32 PM, said:

The steering wheel is showing up in the game's controller menu... and I select it
but the wheel is still not controlling the game... the keyboard is.


Have you also gone to the Configure Controls section in the options and mapped the throttle/brake/ steer left/right to use the pedals and the wheel? And by all means the other buttons as well? You need to do that.

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My Logitech Momo Racing wheel works fine in the game. But contrary to TOCA Race Driver 3 or Colin Mc Rae (if Feral ever fixes the force feedback problems), I have come to the conclusion that a wheel is not the best controller for Flatout 2. When you start turning the wheel, the car doesn't turn as much at it should - you have to turn the wheel very much in order to play properly. I would recommend using a gamepad or joystick.
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Posted 20 January 2009 - 11:00 AM

It's true that you have to configure it for all games. If you still have problems, do this:
- unplug the DC cord from the MOMO wheel (so it does not have electricity in it)
- shut down your mac
- plug the wheel's DC cord
- start you Mac

By doing this, it also auto-calibrates itself while OSX is starting up … which is pretty cool (this also works with Vista)

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