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| rbarr110:
Ok- it probably isnt 90 degrees each way, becasue you would end up with nearly 360-degree movement. But 45 seems to little, gives about 270-degrees, I made a quick sketch to show what 45-degrees looks like. Maybe go to 60-degrees..... |
| Havok:
That might work. I would think though, with the windows calibration you could compensate for the difference. It may affect gameplay slightly, but should still be quite playable... |
| Kremmit:
Oh, from your earlier post, I thought you were talking about the forward-and-back motion of the handles, used to aim in Star Wars. Your pics make me think you're talking about the right-to-left motion of the steering instead. That might be closer to 90. There must be somebody with a real SW yoke that can take measurements for you. I could try mine, but it's not from SW, and might not match. |
| rbarr110:
--- Quote from: Kremmit on March 03, 2006, 10:53:58 pm ---Oh, from your earlier post, I thought you were talking about the forward-and-back motion of the handles, used to aim in Star Wars. Your pics make me think you're talking about the right-to-left motion of the steering instead. That might be closer to 90. There must be somebody with a real SW yoke that can take measurements for you. I could try mine, but it's not from SW, and might not match. --- End quote --- In my earlier post I was talking about the forward and back motion, I think I have that all hammerred out, was just looking for more knowledge on the x-axis rotation (left to right). |
| RobotronNut:
--- Quote from: Kremmit on March 03, 2006, 10:53:58 pm ---There must be somebody with a real SW yoke that can take measurements for you... --- End quote --- i have an original SW yoke. it's 70 degrees. |
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