[FIXED] Logitech MOMO and ETS2

[Deviroth]

Hi.
I have recently acquired a steering wheel, name in the subject, and it works really nice. Pedals are really high quality and wheel itself seems very nice; works excellent with such games as BeamNG, Grid 2, Dirt 3... But when it comes to ETS2, it's a completely different story.
The wheel works, yes, all the setting works, too, but the problem is steering alone.
I would say it works only in about 40 or 50%, because every time I turn (let's say I wanna make a sharp turn right) I steer right and at around 45% of the wheel's turn, the wheel in game turns completely (makes a complete turn).
Does anyone else have similar problem ? Or maybe know a solution ?

My PC: Asus ROG GL553VE; Win 10; all the drivers are updated and configured.


Edit:
I have found the problem, it was way simpler than I anticipated. Just had to unbind left and right steering in game settings.

[xFetusx]

thats your degrees of rotation . your wheel is less then 900 (which i think is the game rotational degree) so it will be hit n miss to get the right settings . you have to trial and error to get it sort of right . i think the wheel is 540 deg i may be wrong i forget i havent used mine in years and years but thats your issue dude .

[Deviroth]

Originally posted by xFetusx:

thats your degrees of rotation . your wheel is less then 900 (which i think is the game rotational degree) so it will be hit n miss to get the right settings . you have to trial and error to get it sort of right . i think the wheel is 540 deg i may be wrong i forget i havent used mine in years and years but thats your issue dude .

I said above, it happens only in ETS2 and every other game I tested doesn't have this problem (works perfectly fine). So it has to be something in ETS2.

[Wolfpig]

Originally posted by Deviroth:

I said above, it happens only in ETS2 and every other game I tested doesn't have this problem (works perfectly fine). So it has to be something in ETS2.

It has nothing to do with ETS2.
As Fetus said, the wheel has a shorter turn radius (if the amazon page is correct it is 240° rotation) as the game itself (900° steering).
So a Full turn of the wheel wont give a 1:1 rotation with the wheel ingame as your wheel turns less.

That other racing games work better with that rotation is that those usually have a shorter rotation of the steering wheel (like it is with most real race cars too...usually something between 180-240 degree) and so are more prone to have a 1:1 turn radius with the used wheel (or can be set up better that it fits more).

[Virtual]

I use an 18 year old Logitech Momo as well with 270 degree turn and works fine. I don't remember having to anything specific to make it work. Unfortunately I don't have my steering wheel plugged in at the moment, so can't try it out right now.

But try to look into the controller settings and see if there isn't anything in there that might do the trick. Or do a calibration of your wheel.

[racdavies]

Originally posted by Deviroth:

Originally posted by xFetusx:

thats your degrees of rotation . your wheel is less then 900 (which i think is the game rotational degree) so it will be hit n miss to get the right settings . you have to trial and error to get it sort of right . i think the wheel is 540 deg i may be wrong i forget i havent used mine in years and years but thats your issue dude .

I said above, it happens only in ETS2 and every other game I tested doesn't have this problem (works perfectly fine). So it has to be something in ETS2.

Yes it has everything to do with Ets2.....you drive trucks not racing cars as has already being pointed out, it is not an issue with the game, you would not use a fork to eat soup although you might try and find out the spoon is more suited same goes for wheels.....your Logitech MOMO is Ets2`s fork

[Deviroth]

Originally posted by racdavies:

Originally posted by Deviroth:

I said above, it happens only in ETS2 and every other game I tested doesn't have this problem (works perfectly fine). So it has to be something in ETS2.

Yes it has everything to do with Ets2.....you drive trucks not racing cars as has already being pointed out, it is not an issue with the game, you would not use a fork to eat soup although you might try and find out the spoon is more suited same goes for wheels.....your Logitech MOMO is Ets2`s fork

Okay, mister, what about that: I drive with this steering wheel and mod for 19k HP engine and almost always over 300 kph in ETS2. Throw all your forks at me now :D.
I play to have fun and relax, not to recreate real life. ;)

[Szkocsy]

Hi Deviroth, I have a "brand new" at least 18 years old Logitech Momo Racer Steering Wheel. My laptop runs a Win10 and I've just bought the Euro Truck Simulator 2 but it doesn't recognize my wheel. I read that you can use yours under Win 10 could you please send me drivers or/and guide how can I use mine as well?

[Deviroth]

Originally posted by Szkocsy:

Hi Deviroth, I have a "brand new" at least 18 years old Logitech Momo Racer Steering Wheel. My laptop runs a Win10 and I've just bought the Euro Truck Simulator 2 but it doesn't recognize my wheel. I read that you can use yours under Win 10 could you please send me drivers or/and guide how can I use mine as well?

it's been quite a while since i used that steering wheel and i don't even own it anymore, but what you may need to do is to plug some power supply (be mindful of voltage and polarity) to it and install drivers from this link: https://www.instalki.pl/downloadc-663-1581778890-16280-37.htm
it should work

[kekkuli]

This should(?) work>
https://support.logi.com/hc/en-my/articles/360024843413--Downloads-Logitech-MOMO-Racing-Force-Feedback-Wheel

[Szkocsy]

Hi Both,

Thank you for your help,

I've just tried but nothing changed. The driver installed, I can control it when I check the hardvare settings but once I started the game the second led never lights which means for me the game is not connecting with the wheel.

I'm so sad about it. I do not have any idea, do you have any other maybe?

Thanks