Wheel detected but Not working while trying to drive :(

[I s a a c]

I use a Fanatec Porsche 911 gt2 with logitech g27 pedals connected to them and they are not working once i try to drive but they work fine when i use them in the setup. Does anybody have any idea how to fix this ♥♥♥♥?

[JiminToronto]

Originally posted by RussianHammer:

I use a Fanatec Porsche 911 gt2 with logitech g27 pedals connected to them and they are not working once i try to drive but they work fine when i use them in the setup. Does anybody have any idea how to fix this ♥♥♥♥?

Do you know for sure that G27 pedals are supported on that wheel? Do they work with the wheel in any other games?

[I s a a c]

Originally posted by JiminToronto:

Originally posted by RussianHammer:

I use a Fanatec Porsche 911 gt2 with logitech g27 pedals connected to them and they are not working once i try to drive but they work fine when i use them in the setup. Does anybody have any idea how to fix this ♥♥♥♥?

Do you know for sure that G27 pedals are supported on that wheel? Do they work with the wheel in any other games?

Yep they are supported (Wheel came with an adapter, and They were working very well in PCars)
But this is so weird to me because everything works FINE in the settings menu but once I boot up a track and a car they dont work and when i was playing yesterday everything was working fine

[rudski]

as a test I'd rename the AC folder in the documents folder. The next time you start the game it will recreate the directory and if it was working previously in theory it should work again. Might not be a proper solution but if it works you know it was something in the cfg folder not working.

[Matic]

Cant remember if I have the gt2 or gt3 but I love that wheel. I had the same problem but with the fanatec cs pedals. And i'll be damned if I cant think of what I did to fix it!!!

[Matic]

yes. I have the GT3. Check connections and try a hard restart of the computer?
I think when I use the gt2/3 profile, it is for the wheel and not for the pedals. Redo your settings for the pedals.

[quf]

Delete controls.ini from /documents/assetto corsa/cfg. Now open the game and in the Controls menu assign everything manually, all the axis, buttons, ffb settings. The g27 pedals should have the inverted box ticked. Then just select 900º under steering axis if your wheel supports it. And that's it, it should work in the game, but now depends the compatability between your wheel and pedals. Maybe check if in windows control panel - devices it works, then try again in game.

[I s a a c]

Hey Everyone, did a few things last night before I went to bed and they seemed to work.

1. renamed the Asseto Corsa folder
2. Delted controls.ini
3. Restart pc

Thanks everyone!

[bfelice]

I had the same problem, which surfaced after replacing my monitor and a Windows update. Neither event, or both of them, could have been responsible, although I have difficulty imagining why or how.

Anyway, after checking for a firmware update and a driver update for the wheel (and finding nothing), I used File Explorer to navigate to [disk]\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\assettocorsa
and copied the following folders to a scratch drive: apps, cache, cfg, extension, launcher, mods, plugins, sdk, server, and system.

I then went to the Steam app, Library tab, right-clicked Assetto Corsa, and Properties...

On the Properties dialog, I clicked the Local Files tab, then VERIFY INTEGRITY OF GAME FILES...

A pop-up dialog informed me I had 7 files that would be replaced.

After the process completed, I did a file compare of the files I had copied against the newly installed files (I used the free WinMerge utility, if you are interested), and found that 3 of the INI files had been updated.

That left 4 other files that were updated. I have no idea what they were, but the next time I launched the game, my wheel was working again!

Important note if you are thinking about renaming or deleting the Documents/Assetto Corsa folder in C:\Users\<your name>\Documents\Assetto Corsa:
The launcherdata\filestore folder contains the career.ini file. This is where AC stores your career progress. If you have any progress that you want to keep, be sure to save a copy of this file somewhere so you can recover your career progress after AC re-creates the folder.

[FawkingGod]

bro just deactivate the steam controller support no the properties tab in assetto corsa in the steam library

[ianforsten]

Fawkinggod, What does that do?