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December 3rd 06, 10:54 PM
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RFactor
I just purchased Rfactor and have that situation with a momo force in which
the wheel is stiff in the center and falls to the left and right when turning. I remember in F1C there was a reverse axis setting or something like that in game. I don't see it on the FF setting of RFactor. Can anyone advise? Thanks 
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December 4th 06, 03:27 AM
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RFactor
Set the force feedback to a negative value. You can do this in the sim.
No need to had edit any files. Lancelot wrote: > I just purchased Rfactor and have that situation with a momo force in which > the wheel is stiff in the center and falls to the left and right when > turning. I remember in F1C there was a reverse axis setting or something > like that in game. I don't see it on the FF setting of RFactor. Can anyone > advise? Thanks > > >
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