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The FF i have in Wreckfest is just a joke at the moment, cant hardly feel it no matter what i do in Moza Pit House. Searched a lot on internet and it seems there are lots of Moza users with the same problem in Wreckfest, but no problems in other games.
Had a G29 before I switched to Moza on week ago. There was no problems with FF in Wreckfest using my G29 ... maybe Wreckfest is to old to support the Moza wheel FF?
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3302493148
Lots of wheel bases are not correctly recognized by WF. In order to make sure you are getting the best out of your rig follow these quick steps:
1. Power your Moza wheel on so it can be discovered as a conected device.
2. Navigate to your Steam Library\steamapps\common\Wreckfest\tools
3. Holding down shift, right click anywhere in the folder and select "Open Powershell Window here"
4. Paste "./deviceout.exe >deviceoutOUTPUT.txt" into the shell and hit enter.
A new file called "deviceoutOUTPUT.txt" will be created in that same directory.
Close the powershell window and open the "deviceoutOUTPUT.txt"
1. Open "deviceoutOUTPUT.txt" and check for the Moza section in this file
2. In that section note down the rows with "productName" and "instance" for your wheel.
If you have multiple entries for your wheel (pedals, handbrake, etc) you will need to enter them all in the next step.....
1. Navigate to "Steam Library\steamapps\common\Wreckfest"
2. Make a copy of "customWheels.json"
3. Open the "customWheels.json" in a text editor
4. Replace "productName" with the exact text in "productName" from the deviceoutOUTPUT.txt
5. Replace "productGUID" with the "instance". Dont worry about doing this for keyboards, mice, etc. Only the wheel components.
6. Save and you are done.
Example a complete customWheels.json (keep only Moza stuff) :
{
"customWheels":
[
{
"productName": " "MOZA R5 BaseÉ",
"productGUID": "{4346E-0000-0000-0000-504944564944}",
}
]
}