I always type with 8 fingers: 4 for writing (letters, numbers, comma and dot, special characters and accents), and the other 4 for other buttons (backspace, shift, ctrl, caps lock, tab, arrows, etc). These are separate, I never use the fingers for writing to press any other buttons, except for one of them, which I also use to press left shift and caps lock.
I've never really practiced, trained or something, I just type.
Hi there.
A friend of mine is having some problems with his Driving Force GT. The problem is, the virtual (visual game steering wheel) and the real steering wheel (Driving Force GT) are not synchronized. That means, if he turns his Driving Force 90°, the virtual steering wheel in the game will turn a different amount (i.e.: 110°). He made a video to explain it better:
He set his profiler, LFS and driver settings for wheel turn to 450°, so, theoretically it should turn the same thing on both sterring wheels (virtual and real), but that isn't what actually happens as you can see in the video.
Also, the way the virtual steering wheel turns is totally different from the way the real wheel turns. The in-game wheel turns quicker when close to the center angles, and starts to turn slower when it gets to the higher angles. Compensation is 1 in the video, but he's already tried all numbers from 0 to 1, and the only number that seems to be a bit better is 0.72, even though still doesn't feel correct.
Has anyone else had this problem before? How can it be fixed?
Thanks in advance
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Esse é um excelente primeiro post, hehe. Parabéns.
Besides a few grammar and typing errors, and a paragraph that hasn't been translated, it's great, thank you. It's going to help a lot of Brazilian and Portuguese beginners that don't have ease in understanding english.
Edit: I only managed to find that meaning on Urban Dictionary, which is just like Wikipedia (anyone edits, anyone posts, anyone makes definitions for the words), apart from not being moderated by anyone at all. http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=anal
What's the point in getting everything wrong?
I managed to get almost 3 thousand characters per minute, so what? They're just random characters without any meaning whatsoever. What about actually trying to write the words?
How come they didn't release the demo for PC, too? :mad:
I really hope it comes to the PC, I can't wait to play it, but I'm not getting a console just because of it either!
I made it a few days after the official NFS Shift Teaser was out, but I didn't have time to finish it, so decided to let it down until I had some free time to finish it, but after many months I still don't have free time to edit it , so I put everything I had done together in 30 minutes, rendered and uploaded it to Youtube.
Read video description for more information.
(This is a satiric video supposed to be a joke about EA's newest invention "car camera movement and blurring" which they talked so much about)
They're already making Office 2010, and there's already a beta for it, didn't you know?
By the way, there is a big difference between doc and docx documents. My docx documents are up to 95% smaller in size when compared to the same documents but saved in doc, and IMO they seem more reliable. Of course the size depends on the file, and some docx may get bigger than the doc ones (although very very rare, only happened to me once because there were many images in it, and it wasn't much bigger than the doc one), but there is a really big difference between them.
I like the 2007 version more. Actually, I get lost whenever I use a computer that has Office 2003 installed. Office 2007 looks so much easier to use.
The Need for Speed (1st one) had cockpit view.
NFS 2 also had cockpit view, as well as NFS 3: Hot Pursuit, NFS 4: High Stakes, NFS Porsche 2000, etc etc etc....
The newest patch is 1.0.4.0, and it is obligatory to play multi player (and even single player: GFWL won't let you play if you don't update ).
Well, depending on what graphic settings you use, you'll be able to keep it on 30FPS or higher at most times, but if you want to get "the better look" (aka put higher possible graphic options) you'll get values close to 30fps, but not much higher. That's just an estimative, though. You can go trial and error: try some graphic settings, if you don't get the FPS you're aiming for, lower or higher the graphics until you manage so.
I've just purchased a Q9550, and I'm very happy so I'll go for some new benchmarks, and also a benchmark of an overclocked E5200 (the processor I had before, which I sold to a friend of mine and he oc'd it).
PC settings (a friend of mine's pc, from benchmark above):
Core E5200 2.5GHz @ 3.8
2GB RAM DDR2 667MHz @ 881MHz
8800GT 512MB stock
15" LG monitor (thus 1024x768)
Everything on GTA IV is set on HIGH. Shadow density 0.
Now, a comparison benchmark with a Q9550 using the same settings
PC settings (my pc, from benchmark above)
Core Q9550 2.83GHz @ 2.83 (stock)
3 GB RAM DDR2 @ 667MHz (2GB 800MHz + 1GB 667MHz at flex memory mode)
9800GT 512MB stock
Exactly the same settings as my friend's computer (with E5200) in order to compare the FPS.
And now, a benchmark of the game with the same graphics I'm using to play right now (not comparison with anything).
Everything on very high, vehicle density 100, shadow density 16. Please notice I only have 512MB of video memory, and I'm using about 400MB extra of RAM for graphics so I can't really get view distance any higher because of lack of video card memory. But graphics look great regardless.