Fix controller support for "NASCAR Racing: 2003 Season"
(Xbox 360, PS3, PSX, Razor, Cyborg Rumble, etc)
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NASCAR Racing: 2003 Season
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Supported Devices
- Xbox 360 Controller
- PlayStation3 / PS3 Controller
- Nintendo Wiimote / Wii Classic
- Logitech Rumblepad 2
- Afterglow Gamepad (Xbox 360 or PS3)
- Mad Catz 360 Pro / MicroCon
- Logitech F310 / F510 / F710
- Saitek Cyborg Rumble
- Joytech 360 Joystick
- PlayStation / PSX / PS2 Controller
- Original Xbox Controller-S
- Steel Series Gamepads
- Logitech Chillstream
- practically ANY PC Controller!
author's profile notes
For any one who uses a game pad and not a wheel or doesnt have a wheel at this time. I use this when I travel and or was on deployment. Worked wonderfully. Hope this helps people.
Button Mapping.
Back = change view
Start = pause
y= look left
b = look right
a = cycles through your Function Keys
x = clutch
RB (Right Bumper) = Shift Up
LB (Left Bumper) = Shift Down
D Pad = Mapped to each arrow key.
Joy stick 2 (button) = Space Bar (for changes to your car)
Left Trigger = Brake (Calibrated in Game) for sensitivity purposes
Right Trigger = Gas (Calibrated in Game) for sensitivity purposes
Then run the profiler, go to the top right button/link (Game Profiles).
Click new: Call it NR2k3 or what ever you like, then map to the exe file for NR2k3. Then hit import and you are good to go.
This profile only works if you start the game via the profiler and not the original exe path.
I got onto this program when I was making a profile for Oblivion for when I deployed since i previously owned the game on my PS3 and was hooked and wasn't done exploring and searching the world.
The triggers are pressure sensitive and allow for gradual roll out of the throttle for a more realistic response to a simulation vs the standard need for speed style where you hold it down to go and release to coast.
Hope this helps someone. Leave me some feed back if you use this or change something that you think makes it more fluid for in race use. 7 more options still available for mapping of additional commands if you see one you want to add. I get by just fine with what i have listed above.
Button Mapping.
Back = change view
Start = pause
y= look left
b = look right
a = cycles through your Function Keys
x = clutch
RB (Right Bumper) = Shift Up
LB (Left Bumper) = Shift Down
D Pad = Mapped to each arrow key.
Joy stick 2 (button) = Space Bar (for changes to your car)
Left Trigger = Brake (Calibrated in Game) for sensitivity purposes
Right Trigger = Gas (Calibrated in Game) for sensitivity purposes
Then run the profiler, go to the top right button/link (Game Profiles).
Click new: Call it NR2k3 or what ever you like, then map to the exe file for NR2k3. Then hit import and you are good to go.
This profile only works if you start the game via the profiler and not the original exe path.
I got onto this program when I was making a profile for Oblivion for when I deployed since i previously owned the game on my PS3 and was hooked and wasn't done exploring and searching the world.
The triggers are pressure sensitive and allow for gradual roll out of the throttle for a more realistic response to a simulation vs the standard need for speed style where you hold it down to go and release to coast.
Hope this helps someone. Leave me some feed back if you use this or change something that you think makes it more fluid for in race use. 7 more options still available for mapping of additional commands if you see one you want to add. I get by just fine with what i have listed above.