Joystic support
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Joystic support
I am testing Xbox 360 controller which is compatible with XP. Seems like digital buttons works, I wonder has it support for analog buttons. I would be happy to use triggers as acceleration/braking and tats for steering.
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Analog buttons are cheating compared to playing with keyboard.Keppana wrote:I am testing Xbox 360 controller which is compatible with XP. Seems like digital buttons works, I wonder has it support for analog buttons. I would be happy to use triggers as acceleration/braking and tats for steering.
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Indeed. TS works in such a way that buttons are either pressed, or not. There's nothing in between. Even if you could get the analog buttons to work, you would not be able to utilize any of their advantages.Hengari wrote:Analog buttons are cheating compared to playing with keyboard.Keppana wrote:I am testing Xbox 360 controller which is compatible with XP. Seems like digital buttons works, I wonder has it support for analog buttons. I would be happy to use triggers as acceleration/braking and tats for steering.
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Did I understand right: one could turn smoothly without having to tap buttons? I think it would be unfair.Keppana wrote:I would be happy to use triggers as acceleration/braking and tats for steering.
I have used an Xbox 360 controller for TS, since the console launched.
There is no analog, as Ande said. If you're a console gamer (like me) It may just feel more comfortable and natural than using a keyboard.
My inputs (if anyone cares):
Left Bumper - Open/Close lap time box
Right Bumper - Tab stats
A - Accelerate
X - Brake
B and Y - Shoot Missile
Start - Record Race
So Hengari and Janne, no one is getting an unfair advantage.
Keypads just feel more natural for some people.
You can also use a Playstation 3 controller, because they all have USB ports on them. I may try this someday, because I think PS3 > 360 in terms of controllers (and, everything else
).
Ande, ever a chance to see rumble support in TS?
So when I crash into something at the beginning of every race, or go into the grass/sand, my controller rumbles. Would be nifty.
There is no analog, as Ande said. If you're a console gamer (like me) It may just feel more comfortable and natural than using a keyboard.
My inputs (if anyone cares):
Left Bumper - Open/Close lap time box
Right Bumper - Tab stats
A - Accelerate
X - Brake
B and Y - Shoot Missile
Start - Record Race
So Hengari and Janne, no one is getting an unfair advantage.
You can also use a Playstation 3 controller, because they all have USB ports on them. I may try this someday, because I think PS3 > 360 in terms of controllers (and, everything else
Ande, ever a chance to see rumble support in TS?

How do you steer the car, with keyboard?Mouse wrote:My inputs (if anyone cares):
Left Bumper - Open/Close lap time box
Right Bumper - Tab stats
A - Accelerate
X - Brake
B and Y - Shoot Missile
Start - Record Race
Well I use the left stick to steer.Keppana wrote:How do you steer the car, with keyboard?Mouse wrote:My inputs (if anyone cares):
Left Bumper - Open/Close lap time box
Right Bumper - Tab stats
A - Accelerate
X - Brake
B and Y - Shoot Missile
Start - Record RaceA and X sounds natural for accelerating and braking, shoulder buttons could be used as steering but it does feel very unnatural. Cross buttons could be also nice for steering, but they seems to be analog.

Phew, I knew that people can't read between the lines.Mouse wrote:So Hengari and Janne, no one is getting an unfair advantage.Keypads just feel more natural for some people.
When I said that "it's cheating" I mean't that the game is made so that it isn't possible to use those analog controls like the way Keppana suggested. Because it would be unfair advantage. This joystick-thingy has also been discussed before.
You're wrong in terms of controllers and games but PS3 is better on many aspects.Mouse wrote:PS3 > 360 in terms of controllers (and, everything else).
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About your first point, I was only agreeing with you, Hengari.
As for you're second point. Does the 360 D-pad work good for you? Like spending money on batteries or recharge add-ons? Enjoy the motion sens... oh, wait.
Well my argument is mostly personal choice because I have used DualShocks for over 10 years, so it just feels more comfortable for me.
Oh, and, people can stop saying 360 has better games now, that ended some months ago.
If you wish to get into a console battle, I'll put my helmet on. "lol" Microsoft has pissed me off quite a bit, and I'll defend Sony for their quality products.
As for you're second point. Does the 360 D-pad work good for you? Like spending money on batteries or recharge add-ons? Enjoy the motion sens... oh, wait.
Oh, and, people can stop saying 360 has better games now, that ended some months ago.
If you wish to get into a console battle, I'll put my helmet on. "lol" Microsoft has pissed me off quite a bit, and I'll defend Sony for their quality products.

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D-pad, haven't had any problems with it. And the sixaxis runs on holy spirit, ehMouse wrote:Does the 360 D-pad work good for you? Like spending money on batteries or recharge add-ons?
True, true, but you still can't get some games to PS3 like Forza motorsport 2 which kicks GT5's assMouse wrote: Oh, and, people can stop saying 360 has better games now, that ended some months ago.
Sry, I don't like to pay for that way too expensive Live gold stuff. As I don't like MS products either but I think that their console is quite good now (when it's fixed and after the dashboard update) but PS3 is way better on some aspects like the network gaming and using as a media player.Mouse wrote: If you wish to get into a console battle, I'll put my helmet on. "lol" Microsoft has pissed me off quite a bit, and I'll defend Sony for their quality products.
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I mean console battle as in, debating which is better.
But It seems we are in agreement on most stuff!
The Sixaxis is rather pointless.. have not found a game that I use it in at all really. There are some things like, tilting to pull up the multiplayer scoreboard (Resistance does this). And the new SOCOM lets you tilt the controller to make your guy lean around corners. In driving games, or any games where you need precision, It's useless.
GT5 is not out yet though! Only Prologue, which is a demo.. really. Just to keep the GT fans happy until the full game comes out. I'm dedicated to racing games on PS3 because I can use my G25 wheel.... where on microshaft's console, they only let your use theirs.... one of the reasons I side with Sony...
... the main reason, being the 3 red lights. I got it once, and went full-on Sony from there.
Sorry to everyone else reading this off-topic discussion.
The Sixaxis is rather pointless.. have not found a game that I use it in at all really. There are some things like, tilting to pull up the multiplayer scoreboard (Resistance does this). And the new SOCOM lets you tilt the controller to make your guy lean around corners. In driving games, or any games where you need precision, It's useless.
GT5 is not out yet though! Only Prologue, which is a demo.. really. Just to keep the GT fans happy until the full game comes out. I'm dedicated to racing games on PS3 because I can use my G25 wheel.... where on microshaft's console, they only let your use theirs.... one of the reasons I side with Sony...
... the main reason, being the 3 red lights. I got it once, and went full-on Sony from there.
Sorry to everyone else reading this off-topic discussion.

But think about how much more players would we get if Turbo Sliders would be available on Xbox Arcade or that PS3 thing (don't remember the name)Jarno wrote:Consoles sucks :S Nowadays games are so stupid because of consoles :S Good thing is that we have turbo sliders.
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I have to agree here with Mouse. Even though I don't have either of the wheels, but I've driven Prologue with G25 and Forza with MS wheel. Because X0 doesn't support any "real" driving feel, it makes Forza less of a good package than GT5&G25 combination. MS is peeing itself on a leg there.Mouse wrote:GT5 is not out yet though! Only Prologue, which is a demo.. really. Just to keep the GT fans happy until the full game comes out. I'm dedicated to racing games on PS3 because I can use my G25 wheel.... where on microshaft's console, they only let your use theirs.... one of the reasons I side with Sony...
And it's easy to blame consoles on "stupid" games, when the real reason is piracy.
...and then kind of back to the topic, would be quite funny looking to drive TS with G25 etc.
Yeah, unfortunately that's kinda true. I just don't like the driving feeling of GT-series compared to Forza.olio wrote:I have to agree here with Mouse. Even though I don't have either of the wheels, but I've driven Prologue with G25 and Forza with MS wheel. Because X0 doesn't support any "real" driving feel, it makes Forza less of a good package than GT5&G25 combination. MS is peeing itself on a leg there.
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I hope that you stub your foot on the bed tonight before you go to sleep.Jarno wrote:Consoles sucks :S Nowadays games are so stupid because of consoles :S Good thing is that we have turbo sliders.
Muahaha!
Anyway, it depends (for most people) what they played their first game on. For me, it was a NES. I never had a PC until I was a bit older, so consoles were/are my home for games. I guess it's a similar thing for many people.
I guess I'm going to make a video for Youtube, of me playing TS with a G25!
If TS were on consoles (PSN and XBLA), It would be 10000% more popular than it is here.... Though, TS would not be close to as great! Cannot make any cars or track with a console (unless it's LittleBigTurboSliders).




