Steering wheel

I started to play GP4 with a steering wheel, but when I hit an inside curb, I suddenly I get oversteer and spin. Should I change something in my car set-up?
I am using the set-ups which I used when I played with the keyboard.
Or am I doing something wrong?
Thanks



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 07/17/2005 10:36AM by Nickv.

There's nothing unusual about spining when you hit an inside kerb. It depends on how you hit it and what type it is. But if it's happening all of the time, it might be a wheel setting. Try increasing Steering Help or, possibly better, increasing the low sensitivity (or whatever it's called, it's at the top of the list) to 100%. That makes it much smoother.

And you'll probably want new set-ups, although they won't be causing this. It also takes time to learn to drive with a wheel, it could just be poor driving on your part

Thanks Go Alesi

I have Vibraforce Trust GM-3300 wheel...

Is it posible for wheel to vibrate only when I hit something like a car or kerb or something similar?

cause its vibrating all the time during race and its annoying so I turned that off...

tnx

It shouldn't 'vibrate' all the time, unless you've enabled it with Gp4 Tweak. Get the latest (private) version of GP4 Tweak anyway, because in that, you can enable kerb and grass vibrations along with some others.

I have GPtweak v.10451 isnt that newest?

I dont see where can I edit those options concerning vibrating on kerbs and stuff?

did anyone ever find a fix for this - because i get this too and its very annoying!

why shouldnt it vibrate all the time,real f1 wheels would constantly vibrate due to the speed and g force loads so it would make it more realistic if your wheel did too..

i meant the excessive oversteer when clipping a kurb