GTA3 Restarting prob. Circle twist fixed.

Stereo · Post by **Stereo** » 04 Oct 2003, 14:24

On GTA3, The guy twists in circles. WHY?!?!? That twisty thing is stupid.
Please answer on this topic.

Koffy · Post by **Koffy** » 04 Oct 2003, 20:24

You mean the player?

Nitro · Post by **Nitro** » 04 Oct 2003, 22:55

Could you be a little more specific???Who are you talking about??Who's twisting??

Stereo · Post by **Stereo** » 05 Oct 2003, 01:59

The player is going in circles... that's who i'm talking about.

Post by **SuperRacer** » 05 Oct 2003, 06:28

What do you mean he twists in circles? When you're moving the mouse? He turns?

Stereo · Post by **Stereo** » 05 Oct 2003, 15:06

No, he just stands there, and goes in circles. I'm not moving the mouse, still, going in circles. Not touching anything but my computer chair, he goes in circles. WHY IS THAT?!?!? Do I have to configure something in the menu? What should I do? Arrgh! It's ANNOYING!

Post by **Bojan** » 05 Oct 2003, 17:34

Maybe you should try disabling the joystick/steering wheel, if you have one of course.

Stereo · Post by **Stereo** » 06 Oct 2003, 02:01

I have a joystick, but I only use it on FS2002 Pro. AND the joystick's software isn't installed. But the joystick is plugged in using USB.

Koffy · Post by **Koffy** » 06 Oct 2003, 02:37

The XP driver I had for my pad moved the axes to the top left when it was unpluged, and the player did that.

Post by **SuperRacer** » 06 Oct 2003, 06:18

Try unplugging all your extra controllers.

Stereo2 · Post by **Stereo2** » 06 Oct 2003, 23:12

Forgot to login. Ok, I'll try to unplug all extra controllers.

Stereo · Post by **Stereo** » 27 Oct 2003, 02:32

Ok, Unplugged and works fine. Thx for the tip! Though another problem. GTA3 Restarting randomly during gameplay.

Post by **SuperRacer** » 27 Oct 2003, 04:51

Why don't any of your games work?
This could be anything. My games restarted because of a problem with my RAM. I had to change something in BIOS to stop it.

Koffy · Post by **Koffy** » 28 Oct 2003, 02:03

Im reading from my main board users guide.
"Video RAM Cacheable: Allows caching of video mamory at A0000h to AFFFFh, resulting i better video peformance. Hvever, if any program writes to this memory area, a memory acess error may result."

You should turn these type of settings of and see if it works, but I don't recommend you to touch the BIOS, if you don't use the users giude of you main boar od you definitely know what you are doing.

jancleynen · Post by **jancleynen** » 28 Oct 2003, 21:04

I wouldn't touch the BIOS either.....................
There's no way back when you do something wrong!!!!!!!!!!!