How to save controller settings!

SUTTY · 13 July 07, 17:33

Hello,every time I want to play Oblivion I have to unplug my G25 wheel because it conflicts with the movement controls in the game.When I plug my wheel back in I always have to reconfigure the pedal,steering and gear controls which is a pain in the neck.Is there a way to save the controls setup in the GTL program files?

sunalp2 · 13 July 07, 23:38

It should all be saved in your PLR. I have a back light in my games room, the switch is integrated into the power point which feeds both my computers. When I turn the light on or off, it interferes with my Logi Momo, and it stops working. All I do is unplug the usb and plug it back in. All I have to do, is go into controls and turn the wheel, and use the brake and accelerator, then everything is Ok again. I don't have to re-configure the whole wheel again.

SUTTY · 14 July 07, 08:54

I unplugged my wheel from the PC when the power switch for the wheel was off at the mains.I then plugged it back in and tried it.The wheel worked straight away without having to reset.I tried this a few times and it worked each time so it wasn't a fluke.I haven't tried it after playing Oblivion yet but I hope it works.....hopefully no more banging my head on the PC table when I duck under to unplug

:hehehe:

sunalp2 · 14 July 07, 09:54

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Originally Posted by SUTTY

.....hopefully no more banging my head on the PC table when I duck under to unplug

Those USB plugs in the front of the case were really a good idea.

SUTTY · 15 July 07, 13:25

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Originally Posted by sunalp2

Those USB plugs in the front of the case were really a good idea.

Yep:yes:I use mine for my stick and rudder pedals though:uhm:

Kongo · 16 July 07, 23:24

Ah yes, Oblivion is a great game.
Not sure why your having probs tho. I have to plug/unplug my wheel after every time I'm on the PC as I have no cockpit, jus a regular corner desk.
My DFP settings save in game and there's no problems conflicting with others.
You shouldn't be having any problems...

NWRAP_Golly · 17 July 07, 02:16

If you wheel is not responsive for some reason, go into the control menu and the third wheel icon i think it is, click the "Reverse FFB" button I think and then unclick it again and your MOMO will reset and you will notice the axis bar will drop back. Works for me... hope it helps

SUTTY · 17 July 07, 12:47

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Originally Posted by Kongo

Ah yes, Oblivion is a great game.
Not sure why your having probs tho. I have to plug/unplug my wheel after every time I'm on the PC as I have no cockpit, jus a regular corner desk.
My DFP settings save in game and there's no problems conflicting with others.
You shouldn't be having any problems...

I have to unplug my wheel,stick and rudder pedals or else my avatar in Oblivion runs in NW direction continually!!!:confused:

SUTTY · 17 July 07, 12:49

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Originally Posted by Gollum

If you wheel is not responsive for some reason, go into the control menu and the third wheel icon i think it is, click the "Reverse FFB" button I think and then unclick it again and your MOMO will reset and you will notice the axis bar will drop back. Works for me... hope it helps

I'll give it a go

13 July 07, 17:33	#1
SUTTY Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Lancashire,England Age: 45	How to save controller settings! Hello,every time I want to play Oblivion I have to unplug my G25 wheel because it conflicts with the movement controls in the game.When I plug my wheel back in I always have to reconfigure the pedal,steering and gear controls which is a pain in the neck.Is there a way to save the controls setup in the GTL program files?

13 July 07, 23:38	#2
sunalp2 Grease Monkey Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Melbourne. Age: 61	It should all be saved in your PLR. I have a back light in my games room, the switch is integrated into the power point which feeds both my computers. When I turn the light on or off, it interferes with my Logi Momo, and it stops working. All I do is unplug the usb and plug it back in. All I have to do, is go into controls and turn the wheel, and use the brake and accelerator, then everything is Ok again. I don't have to re-configure the whole wheel again.

14 July 07, 08:54	#3
SUTTY Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Lancashire,England Age: 45	I unplugged my wheel from the PC when the power switch for the wheel was off at the mains.I then plugged it back in and tried it.The wheel worked straight away without having to reset.I tried this a few times and it worked each time so it wasn't a fluke.I haven't tried it after playing Oblivion yet but I hope it works.....hopefully no more banging my head on the PC table when I duck under to unplug :hehehe:

16 July 07, 23:24	#6
Kongo NG's Badass Bassist Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: UK, England, East Midlands, Leicester	Ah yes, Oblivion is a great game. Not sure why your having probs tho. I have to plug/unplug my wheel after every time I'm on the PC as I have no cockpit, jus a regular corner desk. My DFP settings save in game and there's no problems conflicting with others. You shouldn't be having any problems...

17 July 07, 02:16	#7
NWRAP_Golly Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Perth, Western Australia Age: 40	If you wheel is not responsive for some reason, go into the control menu and the third wheel icon i think it is, click the "Reverse FFB" button I think and then unclick it again and your MOMO will reset and you will notice the axis bar will drop back. Works for me... hope it helps