Documentation The six PDF manuals included with Railsworks 2 are outlined below, with a description. An asterisk (*) denotes availability for download at the Railworks web site. Quickstart Guide – Basic installation and operation* Driver Manual – Detailed instructions; route, scenario, and car overviews* Keyboard Signal Guide – A keyboard reference with signal and sign […]
Back To Page 1 Extended Play – The Xbox Wheel Stand Magnum gifted me his Wheel Stand Pro for the Xbox FFB wheel. Although Magnum actually sent me the stand AND his Xbox wheel fully assembled, I took the time to dismount the gear, clean and check all the components, and reassemble it. One thing […]
by “Chunx“ Introduction SimHQ first became acquainted with the Wheel Stand Pro product line when Magnum bought one for his Xbox 360 Force Feedback (FFB) wheel in 2009. The company hails from Poland and puts bread on the table by making parts for the hydraulic systems on constructionequipment. Imagine our surprise when the SimHQ staff happened upon […]
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by Heusinkveld Engineering by Jens “McGonigle” Lindblad Introduction If you have been eyeing the newly unveiled Logitech G27 which Chunx reviewed here, and thinking that those adjustable pedals on the new wheel would come in as a deciding factor to upgrade from your G25, consider as an alternative a mod kit for the pedals of […]
Back To Page 3 Improving the Breed Features and fixes Logitech should build Into the next G2x Give the wheel-mounted buttons a unique tactile feel. Provide shape or texture variation in the button faces, such as Braille-style pips, to give each a unique tactile feel. Also, keep their location far enough from the wheel rim to […]
Review: Logitech G27 Racing Controller Back To Page 2 Driver’s Assessment To establish the veracity of the G27’s pedigree, I tried the wheel out with a variety of racing titles: rFactor (using 1970 World Sports Car Championship 1.0, ILMS 2.77P, and PCC 2007 mods), Race ‘07 (WTCC ’07 and Radical SR3) and Richard Burns Rally. I tried the G27 withGT5 Prologue on […]
Back To Page 1 G27 Unique Product Features More Buttons On The Wheel A common critique of the G25 was that despite offering a total of 10 programmable buttons and an 8-way D-pad, only two of those buttons were placed on the wheel itself. The other buttons afforded great programmability, but required you to take […]
Ahoy, readers! It isn’t normal for me to address all of you in that manner, I know. But on this occasion, I’m taking a leaf out of Neal Steven’s book, quite literally, in fact. I’m reading a neat paperback volume called 2007 Subsim Almanac, that Neal and his crew at Subsim are responsible for, and it has me […]
One sentence that you would never find in an RAF account runs as follows: “The Commissar flew more than us, managed to organise meetings, give lectures or reports, showed an interest in new literary trends, talked with pilots and technicians and visited the sailors’ quarters.” You can just imagine an RAF pilot’s views of the […]
However some things appear odd to the Western reader. Kaberov’s manner can seem so alien that it rings untrue. However that is to miss the alternative explanation: Kaberov, along with many Soviet citizens of his generation, simply thinks differently to us. What can seem unnatural to us is perfectly natural to him. When you look […]
The Potential Once the software matures beyond basic functionality (which, granted, is pretty powerful — full programming of every switch, dial, axis, and slider multiplied by three modes) the potential is huge for the unit. First, the iMFD display comes with an SDK for programming display information. If one is so skilled and with the […]
